Vote series · 9 roll calls · 2017-2026
Senate Votes on Ukraine Aid and Russia Sanctions
These roll calls cover emergency funding related to Ukraine, budget amendments on continued support for Ukraine, and sanctions on Russia, including the 2017 CAATSA law and the 2026 Russia and Iran Sanctions Act.
Several of these measures cover more than one subject, so a vote on one of them does not establish support for every provision. Each measure page summarizes what its text provides.
This page lists 9 published roll calls from Jul 27, 2017 to Aug 7, 2026: 1 cloture vote on taking up a measure, 1 motion to proceed, 3 passage votes, 3 amendment votes, and 1 vote on another motion. Each roll call includes the complete official roster.
Recorded votes, newest first
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· Senate roll call 224 · H.R. 5334
Passing the Russia Sanctions Bill
Pass H.R. 5334, as amended, to impose sanctions and other measures with respect to Russia
Bill Passed · 86 yea, 11 nay, 3 not voting
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· Senate roll call 223 · H.R. 5334
The Paul Amendment to Strike Tariffs on Russian Oil Buyers
Agree to Paul amendment 6715 to strike the H.R. 5334 duties on countries that buy Russian oil or gas or facilitate sanctions evasion
Amendment Rejected · 32 yea, 64 nay, 4 not voting
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· Senate roll call 213 · H.R. 5334
Taking Up the Russia Sanctions Bill
Proceed to consideration of H.R. 5334, to impose sanctions and other measures with respect to Russia
Motion to Proceed Agreed to · 84 yea, 12 nay, 4 not voting
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· Senate roll call 212 · H.R. 5334
Advancing the Russia Sanctions Bill
Invoke cloture on the motion to proceed to H.R. 5334, to impose sanctions and other measures with respect to Russia
Cloture on the Motion to Proceed Agreed to · 86 yea, 12 nay, 2 not voting
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· Senate roll call 178 · H.Con.Res. 14
The Ukraine Security Assistance Budget Amendment
Agree to Bennet amendment 1646 to prevent any disruption in security assistance to Ukraine
Amendment Rejected · 48 yea, 51 nay, 1 not voting
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· Senate roll call 76 · S.Con.Res. 7
The Reed Amendment on U.S. Support for Ukraine
Agree to Reed amendment 299 to ensure continued U.S. support for Ukraine against Russian aggression
Amendment Rejected · 47 yea, 53 nay, 0 not voting
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· Senate roll call 154 · H.R. 815
Final Approval of the National Security Supplemental
Concur in the House Amendment to the Senate Amendment to H.R. 815
Motion Agreed to · 79 yea, 18 nay, 3 not voting
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· Senate roll call 191 · H.R. 7691
Passing the Ukraine Supplemental Funding Bill
Pass H.R. 7691
Bill Passed · 86 yea, 11 nay, 3 not voting
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· Senate roll call 175 · H.R. 3364
Passing the CAATSA Sanctions Bill
Pass H.R. 3364
Bill Passed · 98 yea, 2 nay, 0 not voting
How every senator voted
Filter by name or state to see how a state's senators voted on each roll call. Each position links to that senator's vote record and the official source.
Showing all 145 senators listed on these roll calls
Columns run oldest to newest. P = Present · NV = Not voting · Blank = not listed on that roll call. Select a position to open that senator's vote record.
What senators said
Sourced statements that address Ukraine aid and Russia sanctions, newest first. A statement is shown for its own words and does not explain any vote.
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Lisa Blunt Rochester on the Sanctioning Russia Act Vote
“Let me be clear: I fully support sanctioning Russia and helping the Ukrainian government and its people protect their sovereignty, and I have consistently voted to support Ukraine.”
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Shelley Moore Capito on Russia and Iran Sanctions
“The Senate’s passage of this legislation sends a strong message that the United States remains committed to holding Russia and its enablers accountable, and cutting off...”
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Darline Graham on Senate Passage of Russia and Iran Sanctions
“I am pleased that the Senate has come together in a strong, bipartisan fashion to pass the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026. I would especially like to...”
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Darline Graham on Sanctions and Peace in Ukraine
“This legislation was deeply important to my brother, Lindsey, and I’m grateful that this bill has achieved such a wide coalition of support. He believed this was the most...”
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Jon Husted on Senate Passage of Russia Sanctions
“With support from the White House and a bipartisan group of senators, we are sending a clear message to Vladimir Putin: America stands with Ukraine, and we will continue...”
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John Boozman on Russian Oil Sanctions Legislation
“I am proud to join my colleagues and send a clear message that Senator Graham’s work will not go unfinished and that Moscow must finally end its unprovoked attack on Ukrainian...”
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Ted Budd on the Bipartisan Russia Sanctions Package
“The time to increase pressure on Moscow is now. Our overwhelmingly bipartisan sanctions package has the power to cripple Putin’s revenue streams by targeting the energy exports...”
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Angela Alsobrooks on Sanctions on Russian Oil Buyers
“Vladimir Putin’s illegal war in Ukraine has raged on for too long and cost countless innocent lives. This critical legislation will hold the enablers of Putin’s war machine...”
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Chuck Grassley on Seized Russian Assets for Ukraine
“Putin’s unprovoked invasion of Ukraine sparked the largest land war in Europe since World War II, and the United States must do our part to stand with our Ukrainian allies. Our...”
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Richard Blumenthal on Russia Sanctions and Ukraine Aid
“This bill’s sledgehammer combination of military support and economic sanctions would help give Ukraine the means to finish the job.”
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Jerry Moran on the National Security Supplemental
“Each of these conflicts are interconnected, and it would be naive to send aid to Israel but take a pass on supporting Ukraine, Taiwan or our other allies.”
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Chris Murphy on the Supplemental and Ukraine
“The United States will not stand on the sidelines and allow leaders like Vladimir Putin to upend the post-World War II order by invading and annexing smaller nations.”
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Maria Cantwell on Taiwan and Indo-Pacific Aid
“This package also includes over $8 billion to support Taiwan and other Indo-Pacific allies in a critical part of the world where we stand shoulder to shoulder with these...”
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Lindsey Graham on Aid to Israel, Ukraine, and Taiwan
“The United States Senate overwhelmingly approved necessary and vital aid to Israel, Ukraine and Taiwan.”
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Mark Kelly on the National Security Supplemental
“Our adversaries are testing us, and they see instability and dysfunction as an opportunity. That creates a real risk that one or more of these threats could boil over into a...”
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Lisa Murkowski on the National Security Supplemental
“This package supports Ukraine, Israel, and our partners throughout the Indo-Pacific region as they fight to defend themselves and preserve their sovereignty.”
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Mike Rounds on the National Security Supplemental
“By an overwhelming supermajority, we have funded needed munitions for Ukraine in their war against Putin and appropriated funds to help restock Israel’s munitions as they...”
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Thom Tillis on Aid for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan
“America faces unprecedented threats as Communist China, Putin’s Russia, and the terrorist state of Iran incite conflict and chaos across the globe.”
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Elizabeth Warren on Ukraine Aid in the Supplemental
“This funding delivers long overdue support for Ukraine as it defends its democracy against Russia’s invasion.”
Reading these records
A recorded vote establishes how a senator voted on one official question. It does not establish motive or support for every provision of a measure. This page includes only roll calls published on this site; a missing roll call means it is not included, not that it did not happen.