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Senate vote 218 (2026): On Cloture on the Motion to Proceed, HR6500 2026-08-03 · H.R. 6500: Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2027
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Question: On Cloture on the Motion to Proceed · A bill to extend duty-free treatment provided with respect to imports from certain countries in Africa under the African Growth and Opportunity Act, to extend customs user fees, and for other purposes.
Result: Cloture on the Motion to Proceed Agreed to · Yea 89 · Nay 4 · Present 0 · Not voting 7 (majority 3/5)
By party Party Yea Nay Other / not voting Democrat 39 2 4 Independent 1 1 0 Republican 49 1 3
How each member voted Member State Party Vote MURKOWSKI, Lisa AK R Yea SULLIVAN, Daniel Scott AK R Yea BRITT, Katie Elizabeth AL R Yea TUBERVILLE, Thomas Hawley (Tommy) AL R Yea BOOZMAN, John AR R Yea COTTON, Thomas Bryant (Tom) AR R Yea GALLEGO, Ruben AZ D Yea KELLY, Mark Edward AZ D Yea PADILLA, Alejandro (Alex) CA D Yea SCHIFF, Adam CA D Yea BENNET, Michael F. CO D Yea HICKENLOOPER, John Wright CO D Yea BLUMENTHAL, Richard CT D Yea MURPHY, Christopher CT D Yea BLUNT ROCHESTER, Lisa DE D Yea COONS, Christopher A. DE D Yea MOODY, Ashley Brooke FL R Yea SCOTT, Richard Lynn (Rick) FL R Yea OSSOFF, Thomas Jonathan (Jon) GA D Yea WARNOCK, Raphael Gamaliel GA D Yea HIRONO, Mazie HI D Yea SCHATZ, Brian Emanuel HI D Yea ERNST, Joni IA R Yea GRASSLEY, Charles Ernest IA R Yea CRAPO, Michael Dean ID R Yea RISCH, James ID R Yea DUCKWORTH, Tammy IL D Yea DURBIN, Richard Joseph IL D Yea BANKS, James E. IN R Yea YOUNG, Todd IN R Yea MARSHALL, Roger Wayne KS R Yea MORAN, Jerry KS R Yea MCCONNELL, Addison Mitchell (Mitch) KY R Not Voting PAUL, Rand KY R Nay CASSIDY, Bill LA R Yea KENNEDY, John Neely LA R Yea MARKEY, Edward John MA D Not Voting WARREN, Elizabeth MA D Nay ALSOBROOKS, Angela Deneece MD D Yea VAN HOLLEN, Christopher MD D Yea COLLINS, Susan Margaret ME R Yea KING, Angus Stanley, Jr. ME I Yea PETERS, Gary C. MI D Yea SLOTKIN, Elissa MI D Not Voting KLOBUCHAR, Amy MN D Yea SMITH, Tina MN D Yea HAWLEY, Joshua David MO R Yea SCHMITT, Eric Stephen MO R Yea HYDE-SMITH, Cindy MS R Yea WICKER, Roger F. MS R Yea DAINES, Steve MT R Yea SHEEHY, Timothy Patrick MT R Yea BUDD, Theodore Paul NC R Yea TILLIS, Thomas Roland (Thom) NC R Yea CRAMER, Kevin ND R Yea HOEVEN, John ND R Yea FISCHER, Debra (Deb) NE R Yea RICKETTS, John Peter (Pete) NE R Yea HASSAN, Margaret Wood (Maggie) NH D Yea SHAHEEN, Jeanne NH D Yea BOOKER, Cory Anthony NJ D Not Voting KIM, Andy NJ D Yea HEINRICH, Martin NM D Yea LUJÁN, Ben Ray NM D Yea CORTEZ MASTO, Catherine Marie NV D Yea ROSEN, Jacklyn Sheryl NV D Yea GILLIBRAND, Kirsten NY D Yea SCHUMER, Charles Ellis (Chuck) NY D Yea HUSTED, Jon Allen OH R Yea MORENO, Bernardo (Bernie) OH R Yea ARMSTRONG, Alan OK R Yea LANKFORD, James OK R Yea MERKLEY, Jeff OR D Yea WYDEN, Ronald Lee OR D Yea FETTERMAN, John Karl PA D Yea MCCORMICK, David Harold PA R Yea REED, John F. (Jack) RI D Yea WHITEHOUSE, Sheldon RI D Yea GRAHAM, Darline SC R Not Voting SCOTT, Tim SC R Yea ROUNDS, Marion Michael (Mike) SD R Yea THUNE, John SD R Yea BLACKBURN, Marsha TN R Not Voting HAGERTY, William Francis (Bill) TN R Yea CORNYN, John TX R Yea CRUZ, Rafael Edward (Ted) TX R Yea CURTIS, John R. UT R Yea LEE, Mike UT R Yea KAINE, Timothy Michael (Tim) VA D Nay WARNER, Mark R. VA D Yea SANDERS, Bernard VT I Nay WELCH, Peter VT D Not Voting CANTWELL, Maria E. WA D Yea MURRAY, Patty WA D Yea BALDWIN, Tammy WI D Yea JOHNSON, Ron WI R Yea CAPITO, Shelley Moore WV R Yea JUSTICE, James Conley, II WV R Yea BARRASSO, John A. WY R Yea LUMMIS, Cynthia M. WY R Yea
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Words on this page, explained (1) Cloture A U.S. Senate vote to end debate on a measure, which usually needs 60 votes. It is how the Senate ends a filibuster. Plain meanings written from linked sources. All words .
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