SenateCloture119th Congress · Roll call 254 · Sep 30, 2026
Motion to Invoke Cloture on the Motion to Proceed to H.R. 9340; A bill to amend the Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act of 1978 to establish a Federal standard relating to the recovery of the full, incremental costs of upgrades that serve large-load customers, and for other purposes.
On Cloture on the Motion to Proceed
Result: Rejected
57
43
Bill: Ratepayer Protection Act →Primary source ↗JSONTracked because the bill is on the AI listReport an error
By party
100 positions recorded of 100 on the roster.
YEA
57
4 D · 53 RAlan ArmstrongRepublicanOKJim BanksRepublicanINJohn BarrassoRepublicanWYMarsha BlackburnRepublicanTNJohn BoozmanRepublicanARKatie BrittRepublicanALTed BuddRepublicanNCShelley CapitoRepublicanWVBill CassidyRepublicanLASusan CollinsRepublicanMEJohn CornynRepublicanTXTom CottonRepublicanARKevin CramerRepublicanNDMichael CrapoRepublicanIDTed CruzRepublicanTXJohn CurtisRepublicanUTSteve DainesRepublicanMTJoni ErnstRepublicanIADeb FischerRepublicanNEDarline Graham NordoneRepublicanSCCharles GrassleyRepublicanIABill HagertyRepublicanTNMargaret HassanDemocratNHJoshua HawleyRepublicanMOJohn HoevenRepublicanNDJon HustedRepublicanOHCindy Hyde-SmithRepublicanMSRon JohnsonRepublicanWIJim JusticeRepublicanWVJohn KennedyRepublicanLAAmy KlobucharDemocratMNJames LankfordRepublicanOKMike LeeRepublicanUTCynthia LummisRepublicanWYRoger MarshallRepublicanKSMitch McConnellRepublicanKYDave McCormickRepublicanPAAshley MoodyRepublicanFLJerry MoranRepublicanKSBernie MorenoRepublicanOHLisa MurkowskiRepublicanAKJon OssoffDemocratGARand PaulRepublicanKYPete RickettsRepublicanNEJames RischRepublicanIDMike RoundsRepublicanSDEric SchmittRepublicanMORick ScottRepublicanFLTim ScottRepublicanSCTim SheehyRepublicanMTDan SullivanRepublicanAKJohn ThuneRepublicanSDThom TillisRepublicanNCTommy TubervilleRepublicanALRaphael WarnockDemocratGARoger WickerRepublicanMSTodd YoungRepublicanIN
NAY
43
41 D · 0 R · 2 IAngela AlsobrooksDemocratMDTammy BaldwinDemocratWIMichael BennetDemocratCORichard BlumenthalDemocratCTLisa Blunt RochesterDemocratDECory BookerDemocratNJMaria CantwellDemocratWAChristopher CoonsDemocratDECatherine Cortez MastoDemocratNVTammy DuckworthDemocratILRichard DurbinDemocratILJohn FettermanDemocratPARuben GallegoDemocratAZKirsten GillibrandDemocratNYMartin HeinrichDemocratNMJohn HickenlooperDemocratCOMazie HironoDemocratHITimothy KaineDemocratVAMark KellyDemocratAZAndy KimDemocratNJAngus KingIndependentMEBen LujánDemocratNMEdward MarkeyDemocratMAJeff MerkleyDemocratORChristopher MurphyDemocratCTPatty MurrayDemocratWAAlejandro PadillaDemocratCAGary PetersDemocratMIJohn ReedDemocratRIJacky RosenDemocratNVBernard SandersIndependentVTBrian SchatzDemocratHIAdam SchiffDemocratCACharles SchumerDemocratNYJeanne ShaheenDemocratNHElissa SlotkinDemocratMITina SmithDemocratMNChris Van HollenDemocratMDMark WarnerDemocratVAElizabeth WarrenDemocratMAPeter WelchDemocratVTSheldon WhitehouseDemocratRIRon WydenDemocratOR
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