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Senate roll call 191 ·

Senate Vote on Passing the Ukraine Supplemental Funding Bill

Official action: Pass H.R. 7691. On Passage of the Bill: Passage of H.R. 7691.

Senate vote to pass the bill: Passed 86–11 on May 19, 2022. The official result was Bill Passed, with 86 yea, 11 nay, 3 not voting.

What a Yea or Nay meant
A Yea vote supported passing the bill. A Nay vote opposed passage.
What the vote was about
Additional Ukraine Supplemental Appropriations Act, 2022 (H.R. 7691)
Supplemental funding for Ukraine, including security assistance, humanitarian and economic aid, and refugee support. See the measure's provisions and sources.

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Senate roll call 191 on H.R. 7691, May 19, 2022. Congress Receipts, https://congressreceipts.com/legislation/117/hr/7691/actions/senate-117-2-191/. Original source: U.S. Senate roll call vote 191, 117th Congress, 2nd session, https://www.senate.gov/legislative/LIS/roll_call_votes/vote1172/vote_117_2_00191.htm.

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Complete official roster

How every senator voted

100 members

Showing all 100 senators

SenatorStatePartyVote
Tammy BaldwinWIDYea
John BarrassoWYRYea
Michael BennetCODYea
Marsha BlackburnTNRNay
Richard BlumenthalCTDYea
Roy BluntMORYea
Cory BookerNJDYea
John BoozmanARRNay
Mike BraunINRNay
Sherrod BrownOHDNot voting
Richard BurrNCRYea
Maria CantwellWADYea
Shelley CapitoWVRYea
Ben CardinMDDYea
Thomas CarperDEDYea
Bob CaseyPADYea
Bill CassidyLARYea
Susan CollinsMERYea
Christopher CoonsDEDYea
John CornynTXRYea
Catherine Cortez MastoNVDYea
Tom CottonARRYea
Kevin CramerNDRYea
Mike CrapoIDRNay
Ted CruzTXRYea
Steve DainesMTRYea
Tammy DuckworthILDYea
Richard DurbinILDYea
Joni ErnstIARYea
Dianne FeinsteinCADYea
Deb FischerNERYea
Kirsten GillibrandNYDYea
Lindsey GrahamSCRYea
Charles GrassleyIARYea
Bill HagertyTNRNay
Maggie HassanNHDYea
Josh HawleyMORNay
Martin HeinrichNMDYea
John HickenlooperCODYea
Mazie HironoHIDYea
John HoevenNDRYea
Cindy Hyde-SmithMSRYea
Jim InhofeOKRYea
Ron JohnsonWIRYea
Timothy KaineVADYea
Mark KellyAZDYea
John KennedyLARYea
Angus KingMEIYea
Amy KlobucharMNDYea
James LankfordOKRYea
Patrick LeahyVTDYea
Mike LeeUTRNay
Ben LujanNMDYea
Cynthia LummisWYRNay
Joseph ManchinWVDYea
Edward MarkeyMADYea
Roger MarshallKSRNay
Mitch McConnellKYRYea
Robert MenendezNJDYea
Jeff MerkleyORDYea
Jerry MoranKSRYea
Lisa MurkowskiAKRYea
Christopher MurphyCTDYea
Patty MurrayWADYea
Jon OssoffGADYea
Alex PadillaCADYea
Rand PaulKYRNay
Gary PetersMIDYea
Rob PortmanOHRYea
John ReedRIDYea
James RischIDRYea
Mitt RomneyUTRYea
Jacklyn RosenNVDNot voting
Mike RoundsSDRYea
Marco RubioFLRYea
Bernard SandersVTIYea
Ben SasseNERYea
Brian SchatzHIDYea
Charles SchumerNYDYea
Rick ScottFLRYea
Tim ScottSCRYea
Jeanne ShaheenNHDYea
Richard ShelbyALRYea
Kyrsten SinemaAZDYea
Tina SmithMNDYea
Debbie StabenowMIDYea
Dan SullivanAKRYea
Jon TesterMTDYea
John ThuneSDRYea
Thomas TillisNCRYea
Patrick ToomeyPARYea
Tommy TubervilleALRNay
Chris Van HollenMDDNot voting
Mark WarnerVADYea
Raphael WarnockGADYea
Elizabeth WarrenMADYea
Sheldon WhitehouseRIDYea
Roger WickerMSRYea
Ron WydenORDYea
Todd YoungINRYea

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