Senate vote 257 (2026): On Cloture on the Motion to Proceed, HR2347
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Senate vote 257 (2026): On Cloture on the Motion to Proceed, HR2347 2026-11-09 · H.R. 2347: Survivor Justice Tax Prevention Act
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Question: On Cloture on the Motion to Proceed · A bill to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to exclude from gross income any damages, other than punitive damages, received on account of any sexual acts or sexual contact.
Result: Cloture on the Motion to Proceed Agreed to · Yea 73 · Nay 25 · Present 0 · Not voting 2 (majority 3/5)
By party Party Yea Nay Other / not voting Democrat 21 23 1 Independent 1 1 0 Republican 51 1 1
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 Nay PADILLA, Alejandro (Alex) CA D Nay SCHIFF, Adam CA D Nay BENNET, Michael F. CO D Nay HICKENLOOPER, John Wright CO D Yea BLUMENTHAL, Richard CT D Yea MURPHY, Christopher CT D Not Voting BLUNT ROCHESTER, Lisa DE D Nay 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 Nay 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 Nay DURBIN, Richard Joseph IL D Nay 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 Yea PAUL, Rand KY R Yea CASSIDY, Bill LA R Yea KENNEDY, John Neely LA R Yea MARKEY, Edward John MA D Nay WARREN, Elizabeth MA D Nay ALSOBROOKS, Angela Deneece MD D Nay VAN HOLLEN, Christopher MD D Nay COLLINS, Susan Margaret ME R Yea KING, Angus Stanley, Jr. ME I Yea PETERS, Gary C. MI D Yea SLOTKIN, Elissa MI D Yea KLOBUCHAR, Amy MN D Yea SMITH, Tina MN D Nay 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 Not Voting 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 Nay SHAHEEN, Jeanne NH D Yea BOOKER, Cory Anthony NJ D Nay KIM, Andy NJ D Yea HEINRICH, Martin NM D Yea LUJÁN, Ben Ray NM D Nay 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 Nay WYDEN, Ronald Lee OR D Nay 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 Yea SCOTT, Tim SC R Yea ROUNDS, Marion Michael (Mike) SD R Nay THUNE, John SD R Yea BLACKBURN, Marsha TN R Yea 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 Nay CANTWELL, Maria E. WA D Nay MURRAY, Patty WA D Nay BALDWIN, Tammy WI D Nay 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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