The Senate immigration vote: How they voted

XtremeJibber2001 · Post by **XtremeJibber2001** » Jun 28th, '07, 17:59

46 disgraceful Senators.

The Senate immigration vote: How they voted
POSTED: 5:05 p.m. EDT, June 28, 2007
From Lisa Goddard
CNN Radio

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The Senate immigration compromise was effectively killed Thursday, failing to pass a critical procedural hurdle.

Senators voted 46 to 53 against ending debate and moving toward a final vote on the bill.

This type of vote, known as cloture, needed 60 votes to pass. (Full Story)

How did your senators vote? Here are two lists, by senators' last names and by state.

By name

• Sen. Lamar Alexander, R-Tennessee: No
• Sen. Wayne Allard, R-Colorado: No
• Sen. John Barrasso, R-Wyoming: No
• Sen. Max Baucus, D-Montana: No
• Sen. Evan Bayh, D-Indiana: No
• Sen. Robert Bennett, R-Utah: Yes
• Sen. Joseph Biden, D-Delaware: Yes
• Sen. Jeff Bingaman, D-New Mexico: No
• Sen. Christopher Bond, R-Missouri: No
• Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-California: Yes
• Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio: No
• Sen. Sam Brownback, R-Kansas: No
• Sen. Jim Bunning, R-Kentucky: No
• Sen. Richard Burr, R-North Carolina: No
• Sen. Robert Byrd, D-West Virginia: No
• Sen. Maria Cantwell, D-Washington: Yes
• Sen. Ben Cardin, D-Maryland: Yes
• Sen. Thomas Carper, D-Delaware: Yes
• Sen. Robert Casey, D-Pennsylvania: Yes
• Sen. Saxby Chambliss, R-Georgia: No
• Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-New York: Yes
• Sen. Tom Coburn, R-Oklahoma: No
• Sen. Thad Cochran, R-Mississippi: No
• Sen. Norm Coleman, R-Minnesota: No
• Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine: No
• Sen. Kent Conrad, D-North Dakota: Yes
• Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tennessee: No
• Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas: No
• Sen. Larry Craig, R-Idaho: Yes
• Sen. Mike Crapo, R-Idaho: No
• Sen. Jim DeMint, R-South Carolina: No
• Sen. Christopher Dodd, D-Connecticut: Yes
• Sen. Elizabeth Dole, R-North Carolina: No
• Sen. Pete Domenici, R-New Mexico: No
• Sen. Byron Dorgan, D-North Dakota: No
• Sen. Richard Durbin, D-Illinois: Yes
• Sen. John Ensign, R-Nevada: No
• Sen. Michael Enzi, R-Wyoming: No
• Sen. Russ Feingold, D-Wisconsin: Yes
• Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-California: Yes
• Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina: Yes
• Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa: No
• Sen. Judd Gregg, R-New Hampshire: Yes
• Sen. Chuck Hagel, R-Nebraska: Yes
• Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa: No
• Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah: No
• Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, R-Texas: No
• Sen. James Inhofe, R-Oklahoma: No
• Sen. Daniel Inouye, D-Hawaii: Yes
• Sen. Johnny Isakson, R-Georgia: No
• Sen. Tim Johnson, D-South Dakota: Not Voting, Recuperating from stroke)
• Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Massachusetts: Yes
• Sen. John Kerry, D-Massachusetts: Yes
• Sen. Amy Klobuchar, D-Minnesota: Yes
• Sen. Herb Kohl, D-Wisconsin: Yes
• Sen. Jon Kyl, R-Arizona: Yes
• Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-Louisiana: No
• Sen. Frank Lautenberg, D-New Jersey: Yes
• Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vermont: Yes
• Sen. Carl Levin, D-Michigan: Yes
• Sen. Joseph Lieberman, I-Connecticut: Yes
• Sen. Blanche Lincoln, D-Arizona: Yes
• Sen. Trent Lott, R-Mississippi: Yes
• Sen. Richard Lugar, R-Indiana: Yes
• Sen. Mel Martinez, R-Florida: Yes
• Sen. John McCain, R-Arizona: Yes
• Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-Missouri: No
• Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Kentucky: No
• Sen. Robert Menendez, D-New Jersey: Yes
• Sen. Barbara Mikulski, D-Maryland: Yes
• Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska: No
• Sen. Patty Murray, D-Washington: Yes
• Sen. Ben Nelson, D-Nebraska: No
• Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Florida: Yes
• Sen. Barack Obama, D-Illinois: Yes
• Sen. Mark Pryor, D-Arkansas: No
• Sen. Jack Reed, D-Rhode Island: Yes
• Sen. Harry Reid, D-Nevada: Yes
• Sen. Pat Roberts, R-Kansas: No
• Sen. John Rockefeller, D-West Virginia: No
• Sen. Ken Salazar, D-Colorado: Yes
• Sen. Bernard Sanders, I-Vermont: No
• Sen. Charles Schumer, D-New York: Yes
• Sen. Jeff Sessions, R-Alabama: No
• Sen. Richard Shelby, R-Alabama: No
• Sen. Gordon Smith, R-Oregon: No
• Sen. Olympia Snowe, R-Maine: Yes
• Sen. Arlen Specter, R-Pennsylvania: Yes
• Sen. Debbie Stabenow, D-Michigan: No
• Sen. Ted Stevens, R-Alaska: No
• Sen. John Sununu, R-New Hampshire: No
• Sen. Jon Tester, D-Montana: No
• Sen. John Thune, R-South Dakota: No
• Sen. David Vitter, R-Louisiana: No
• Sen. George Voinovich, R-Ohio: No
• Sen. John Warner, R-Virginia: No
• Sen. James Webb, D-Virginia: No
• Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, D-Rhode Island: Yes
• Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Oregon: Yes
By state

Alabama
• Sessions, R: No
• Shelby, R: No

Alaska
• Murkowski, R: No
• Stevens, R: No

Arizona
• Kyl, R: Yes
• McCain, R: Yes

Arkansas
• Lincoln, D: Yes
• Pryor, D: No

California
• Boxer, D: Yes
• Feinstein, D: Yes

Colorado
• Allard, R: No
• Salazar, D: Yes

Connecticut
• Dodd, D: Yes
• Lieberman, I: Yes

Delaware
• Biden, D: Yes
• Carper, D: Yes

Florida
• Martinez, R: Yes
• Nelson, D: Yes

Georgia
• Chambliss, R: No
• Isakson, R-Georgia: No

Hawaii
• Akaka, D: Yes
• Inouye, D: Yes

Idaho
• Craig, R: Yes
• Crapo, R: No

Illinois
• Durbin, D: Yes
• Obama, D: Yes

Indiana
• Bayh, D: No
• Lugar, R: Yes

Iowa
• Grassley, R: No
• Harkin, D: No

Kansas
• Brownback, R: No
• Roberts, R: No

Kentucky
• Bunning, R: No
• McConnell, R: No

Louisiana
• Landrieu, D: No
• Vitter, R: No

Maine
• Collins, R: No
• Snowe, R: Yes

Maryland
• Cardin, D: Yes
• Mikulski, D: Yes

Massachusetts
• Kennedy, D: Yes
• Kerry, D: Yes

Michigan
• Levin, D: Yes
• Stabenow, D: No

Minnesota
• Coleman, R: No
• Klobuchar, D: Yes

Mississippi
• Cochran, R: No
• Lott, R: Yes

Missouri
• Bond, R: No
• McCaskill, D: No

Montana
• Baucus, D: No
• Tester, D: No

Nebraska
• Hagel, R: Yes
• Nelson, D: No

Nevada
• Ensign, R: No
• Reid, D: Yes

New Hampshire
• Gregg, R: Yes
• Sununu, R: No

New Jersey
• Lautenberg, D: Yes
• Menendez, D: Yes

New Mexico
• Bingaman, D: No
• Domenici, R: No

New York
• Clinton, D: Yes
• Schumer, D: Yes

North Carolina
• Burr, R: No
• Dole, R: No

North Dakota
• Conrad, D: Yes
• Dorgan, D: No

Ohio
• Brown, D: No
• Voinovich, R: No

Oklahoma
• Coburn, R: No
• Inhofe, R: No

Oregon
• Smith, R: No
• Wyden, D: Yes

Pennsylvania
• Casey, D: Yes
• Specter, R: Yes

Rhode Island
• Reed, D: Yes
• Whitehouse, D: Yes

South Carolina
• DeMint, R: No
• Graham, R: Yes

South Dakota
• Johnson, D: Not Voting
• Thune, R: No

Tennessee
• Alexander, R: No
• Corker, R: No

Texas
• Cornyn, R: No
• Hutchison, R: No

Utah
• Bennett, R: Yes
• Hatch, R: No

Vermont
• Leahy, D: Yes
• Sanders, I: No

Virginia
• Warner, R: No
• Webb, D: No

Washington
• Cantwell, D: Yes
• Murray, D: Yes

West Virginia
• Byrd, D: No
• Rockefeller, D: No

Wisconsin
• Feingold, D: Yes
• Kohl, D: Yes

Wyoming
• Barrasso, R: No
• Enzi, R: No

Dr. NO · Post by **Dr. NO** » Jun 28th, '07, 21:34

I'm movin back to Wyoming where they can still actually hear you.

F'n Dodd and Lieberman are Aholes of the worst kind. Yep, vote for ILLEGAL and FELONS so I can get my extra votes in, like CT will ever go concervative. Interesting how many South Western Senators voted NO, and Maine? Dam, cheap labor and they don't want it? Go figure.

And WOW, Bernie voted NO? WTF, the Socialist said No MAS?

Post by **Bubba** » Jun 28th, '07, 22:03

Dr. NO wrote:I'm movin back to Wyoming where they can still actually hear you.

F'n Dodd and Lieberman are Aholes of the worst kind. Yep, vote for ILLEGAL and FELONS so I can get my extra votes in, like CT will ever go concervative. Interesting how many South Western Senators voted NO, and Maine? Dam, cheap labor and they don't want it? Go figure.

And WOW, Bernie voted NO? WTF, the Socialist said No MAS?

Your level of misunderstanding is both comical and frightening.

Dr. NO · Post by **Dr. NO** » Jun 29th, '07, 05:56

Bubba wrote:
Dr. NO wrote:I'm movin back to Wyoming where they can still actually hear you.

F'n Dodd and Lieberman are Aholes of the worst kind. Yep, vote for ILLEGAL and FELONS so I can get my extra votes in, like CT will ever go concervative. Interesting how many South Western Senators voted NO, and Maine? Dam, cheap labor and they don't want it? Go figure.

And WOW, Bernie voted NO? WTF, the Socialist said No MAS?
Your level of misunderstanding is both comical and frightening.

Only because I totally disagree with you!

Post by **Bubba** » Jun 29th, '07, 07:41

Dr. NO wrote:
Bubba wrote:
Dr. NO wrote:I'm movin back to Wyoming where they can still actually hear you.

F'n Dodd and Lieberman are Aholes of the worst kind. Yep, vote for ILLEGAL and FELONS so I can get my extra votes in, like CT will ever go concervative. Interesting how many South Western Senators voted NO, and Maine? Dam, cheap labor and they don't want it? Go figure.

And WOW, Bernie voted NO? WTF, the Socialist said No MAS?
Your level of misunderstanding is both comical and frightening.
Only because I totally disagree with you!

Then you should understand why Bernie voted against it, and also understand why some of the others (western in particular) voted that way as well.

JerseyGuy · Post by **JerseyGuy** » Jun 29th, '07, 07:48

Dr. NO wrote:I'm movin back to Wyoming where they can still actually hear you.

F'n Dodd and Lieberman are Aholes of the worst kind. Yep, vote for ILLEGAL and FELONS so I can get my extra votes in, like CT will ever go concervative. Interesting how many South Western Senators voted NO, and Maine? Dam, cheap labor and they don't want it? Go figure.

And WOW, Bernie voted NO? WTF, the Socialist said No MAS?

Christ, you're an idiot.

Are you this ridiculously misinformed in real life?

nancie2k · Post by **nancie2k** » Jun 30th, '07, 16:08

http://www.washingtontimes.com/apps/pbc ... /106290007

the people killed amnesty.

BigKahuna13 · Post by **BigKahuna13** » Jun 30th, '07, 17:53

nancie2k wrote:http://www.washingtontimes.com/apps/pbc ... /106290007

the people killed amnesty.

laughable. that bill wasn't even close to amnesty

XtremeJibber2001 · Post by **XtremeJibber2001** » Jul 1st, '07, 10:58

BigKahuna13 wrote:
nancie2k wrote:http://www.washingtontimes.com/apps/pbc ... /106290007

the people killed amnesty.
laughable. that bill wasn't even close to amnesty

I agree it wasn't 100% amnesty, but lets be honest here, do you think this plan would have really worked?

I just look around me and see examples of failing government programs ... from welfare, state roads, social security, homeland security ... I could go on and on.

Considering all the other terrible Government program, the solution to the illegal immigrants needs to be and should be black and white. Asking that illegals return to their own country before gaining citizenship is not practical at the slightest.

I'm still of the mindset, close the border, then worry about the 12-20 million illegals.

Kskiier1 · Post by **Kskiier1** » Jul 1st, '07, 12:58

[quote

I'm still of the mindset, close the border, then worry about the 12-20 million illegals.[/quote]

I agree with that. The ones that are here are already here, and are "established" so to speak. However, there are thousands flooding in every day. Once we stop the influx of illegals, we can effectively deal with the people that are here now.

It should be like the teacher locking the door when the bell rings. If you made it before then, lucky you, if not, too bad.