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S. 5

On Passage of the Bill S. 5

Date
January 20, 2025
Chamber / Congress
senate · 119th Congress · session 1
Roll number
7
Official outcome
Bill Passed (64-35)

What was being decided?

A bill to require the Secretary of Homeland Security to take into custody aliens who have been charged in the United States with theft, and for other purposes.

Exact question: On Passage of the Bill S. 5

Full-chamber tally from the source

yeas
64
nays
35

Individual responses linked to this directory

96 collected responses. This list covers people in the current directory and selected prior service; it is not necessarily every historical member who participated. The source’s full tally can therefore differ from this list.

96 records. Use the controls to narrow the list.

PersonExact responseRole / state at voteParty at vote
Angela D. AlsobrooksNayMDDemocratic
Tammy BaldwinNayWIDemocratic
Jim BanksYeaINRepublican
John BarrassoYeaWYRepublican
Michael F. BennetNayCODemocratic
Marsha BlackburnYeaTNRepublican
Richard BlumenthalNayCTDemocratic
Lisa Blunt RochesterNayDEDemocratic
Cory A. BookerNayNJDemocratic
John BoozmanYeaARRepublican
Katie Boyd BrittYeaALRepublican
Ted BuddYeaNCRepublican
Maria CantwellNayWADemocratic
Shelley Moore CapitoYeaWVRepublican
Bill CassidyYeaLARepublican
Susan M. CollinsYeaMERepublican
Christopher A. CoonsNayDEDemocratic
John CornynYeaTXRepublican
Catherine Cortez MastoYeaNVDemocratic
Tom CottonYeaARRepublican
Kevin CramerYeaNDRepublican
Mike CrapoYeaIDRepublican
Ted CruzYeaTXRepublican
John R. CurtisYeaUTRepublican
Steve DainesYeaMTRepublican
Tammy DuckworthNayILDemocratic
Richard J. DurbinNayILDemocratic
Joni ErnstYeaIARepublican
John FettermanYeaPADemocratic
Deb FischerYeaNERepublican
Ruben GallegoYeaAZDemocratic
Kirsten E. GillibrandNayNYDemocratic
Chuck GrassleyYeaIARepublican
Bill HagertyYeaTNRepublican
Margaret Wood HassanYeaNHDemocratic
Josh HawleyYeaMORepublican
Martin HeinrichNayNMDemocratic
John W. HickenlooperNayCODemocratic
Mazie K. HironoNayHIDemocratic
John HoevenYeaNDRepublican
Cindy Hyde-SmithYeaMSRepublican
Ron JohnsonYeaWIRepublican
James C. JusticeYeaWVRepublican
Tim KaineNayVADemocratic
Mark KellyYeaAZDemocratic
John KennedyYeaLARepublican
Andy KimNayNJDemocratic
Angus S., Jr. KingNayMEIndependent
Amy KlobucharNayMNDemocratic
James LankfordYeaOKRepublican
Mike LeeYeaUTRepublican
Ben Ray LujánNayNMDemocratic
Cynthia M. LummisYeaWYRepublican
Edward J. MarkeyNayMADemocratic
Roger MarshallYeaKSRepublican
Mitch McConnellYeaKYRepublican
David McCormickYeaPARepublican
Jeff MerkleyNayORDemocratic
Jerry MoranYeaKSRepublican
Bernie MorenoYeaOHRepublican
Markwayne MullinYeaOKRepublican
Lisa MurkowskiYeaAKRepublican
Christopher MurphyNayCTDemocratic
Patty MurrayNayWADemocratic
Jon OssoffYeaGADemocratic
Alex PadillaNayCADemocratic
Rand PaulYeaKYRepublican
Gary C. PetersYeaMIDemocratic
Pete RickettsYeaNERepublican
James E. RischYeaIDRepublican
Jacky RosenYeaNVDemocratic
Mike RoundsYeaSDRepublican
Marco RubioYeaFLRepublican
Brian SchatzNayHIDemocratic
Adam B. SchiffNayCADemocratic
Eric SchmittYeaMORepublican
Charles E. SchumerNayNYDemocratic
Rick ScottYeaFLRepublican
Tim ScottYeaSCRepublican
Jeanne ShaheenYeaNHDemocratic
Tim SheehyYeaMTRepublican
Elissa SlotkinYeaMIDemocratic
Tina SmithNayMNDemocratic
Dan SullivanYeaAKRepublican
John ThuneYeaSDRepublican
Thom TillisYeaNCRepublican
Tommy TubervilleYeaALRepublican
Chris Van HollenNayMDDemocratic
Mark R. WarnerYeaVADemocratic
Raphael G. WarnockYeaGADemocratic
Elizabeth WarrenNayMADemocratic
Peter WelchNayVTDemocratic
Sheldon WhitehouseNayRIDemocratic
Roger F. WickerYeaMSRepublican
Ron WydenNayORDemocratic
Todd YoungYeaINRepublican

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