Senate roll call: How they voted on fiscal cliff bill
Minnesota's and Wisconsin's U.S. senators all voted for a compromise bill meant to avert the fiscal cliff of across-the-board tax increases and sweeping spending cuts.By: Associated Press, Associated Press
Minnesota's and Wisconsin's U.S. senators all voted for a compromise bill meant to avert the fiscal cliff of across-the-board tax increases and sweeping spending cuts.
Democrats Amy Klobuchar and Al Franken of Minnesota both backed the measure, which passed the Senate after midnight on New Year's Day. In the Wisconsin delegation, Democrat Herb Kohl and Republican Ron Johnson also voted in favor of the legislation.
The House passed the legislation later Tuesday.
ROLL CALL
The 89-8 roll call Tuesday by which the Senate passed the Job Protection and Recession Prevention Act of 2012, which broke the "fiscal cliff" stalemate.
A "yes" vote is a vote to pass the bill.
Voting yes were 47 Democrats, 40 Republicans and 2 independents.
Voting no were 3 Democrats and 5 Republicans.
ALABAMA
Sessions (R), Yes; Shelby (R), No.
ALASKA
Begich (D), Yes; Murkowski (R), Yes.
ARIZONA
Kyl (R), Yes; McCain (R), Yes.
ARKANSAS
Boozman (R), Yes; Pryor (D), Yes.
CALIFORNIA
Boxer (D), Yes; Feinstein (D), Yes.
COLORADO
Bennet (D), No; Udall (D), Yes.
CONNECTICUT
Blumenthal (D), Yes; Lieberman (I), Yes.
DELAWARE
Carper (D), No; Coons (D), Yes.
FLORIDA
Nelson (D), Yes; Rubio (R), No.
GEORGIA
Chambliss (R), Yes; Isakson (R), Yes.
HAWAII
Akaka (D), Yes; Schatz (D), Yes.
IDAHO
Crapo (R), Yes; Risch (R), Yes.
ILLINOIS
Durbin (D), Yes; Kirk (R), Not Voting.
INDIANA
Coats (R), Yes; Lugar (R), Yes.
IOWA
Grassley (R), No; Harkin (D), No.
KANSAS
Moran (R), Yes; Roberts (R), Yes.
KENTUCKY
McConnell (R), Yes; Paul (R), No.
LOUISIANA
Landrieu (D), Yes; Vitter (R), Yes.
MAINE
Collins (R), Yes; Snowe (R), Yes.
MARYLAND
Cardin (D), Yes; Mikulski (D), Yes.
MASSACHUSETTS
Brown (R), Yes; Kerry (D), Yes.
MICHIGAN
Levin (D), Yes; Stabenow (D), Yes.
MINNESOTA
Franken (D), Yes; Klobuchar (D), Yes.
MISSISSIPPI
Cochran (R), Yes; Wicker (R), Yes.
MISSOURI
Blunt (R), Yes; McCaskill (D), Yes.
MONTANA
Baucus (D), Yes; Tester (D), Yes.
NEBRASKA
Johanns (R), Yes; Nelson (D), Yes.
NEVADA
Heller (R), Yes; Reid (D), Yes.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Ayotte (R), Yes; Shaheen (D), Yes.
NEW JERSEY
Lautenberg (D), Not Voting; Menendez (D), Yes.
NEW MEXICO
Bingaman (D), Yes; Udall (D), Yes.
NEW YORK
Gillibrand (D), Yes; Schumer (D), Yes.
NORTH CAROLINA
Burr (R), Yes; Hagan (D), Yes.
NORTH DAKOTA
Conrad (D), Yes; Hoeven (R), Yes.
OHIO
Brown (D), Yes; Portman (R), Yes.
OKLAHOMA
Coburn (R), Yes; Inhofe (R), Yes.
OREGON
Merkley (D), Yes; Wyden (D), Yes.
PENNSYLVANIA
Casey (D), Yes; Toomey (R), Yes.
RHODE ISLAND
Reed (D), Yes; Whitehouse (D), Yes.
SOUTH CAROLINA
DeMint (R), Not Voting; Graham (R), Yes.
SOUTH DAKOTA
Johnson (D), Yes; Thune (R), Yes.
TENNESSEE
Alexander (R), Yes; Corker (R), Yes.
TEXAS
Cornyn (R), Yes; Hutchison (R), Yes.
UTAH
Hatch (R), Yes; Lee (R), No.
VERMONT
Leahy (D), Yes; Sanders (I), Yes.
VIRGINIA
Warner (D), Yes; Webb (D), Yes.
WASHINGTON
Cantwell (D), Yes; Murray (D), Yes.
WEST VIRGINIA
Manchin (D), Yes; Rockefeller (D), Yes.
WISCONSIN
Johnson (R), Yes; Kohl (D), Yes.
WYOMING
Barrasso (R), Yes; Enzi (R), Yes.
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