SenateMotion to proceed119th Congress · Roll call 646 · Dec 11, 2025
Motion to Proceed to the House Message to Accompany S. 1071; A bill to require the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to disinter the remains of Fernando V. Cota from Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery, Texas, and for other purposes.
On the Motion to Proceed
Result: Agreed to
75
22
Bill: National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2026 →Primary source ↗JSONTracked because the bill is on the AI listReport an error
By party
100 positions recorded of 100 on the roster.
YEA
75
28 D · 46 R · 1 IAngela AlsobrooksDemocratMDTammy BaldwinDemocratWIJim BanksRepublicanINJohn BarrassoRepublicanWYMarsha BlackburnRepublicanTNRichard BlumenthalDemocratCTLisa Blunt RochesterDemocratDEJohn BoozmanRepublicanARKatie BrittRepublicanALTed BuddRepublicanNCShelley CapitoRepublicanWVBill CassidyRepublicanLASusan CollinsRepublicanMEChristopher CoonsDemocratDEJohn CornynRepublicanTXCatherine Cortez MastoDemocratNVTom CottonRepublicanARKevin CramerRepublicanNDMichael CrapoRepublicanIDJohn CurtisRepublicanUTRichard DurbinDemocratILJoni ErnstRepublicanIAJohn FettermanDemocratPADeb FischerRepublicanNERuben GallegoDemocratAZKirsten GillibrandDemocratNYLindsey GrahamRepublicanSCleftCharles GrassleyRepublicanIABill HagertyRepublicanTNMargaret HassanDemocratNHMartin HeinrichDemocratNMJohn HickenlooperDemocratCOMazie HironoDemocratHIJohn HoevenRepublicanNDJon HustedRepublicanOHCindy Hyde-SmithRepublicanMSRon JohnsonRepublicanWIJim JusticeRepublicanWVTimothy KaineDemocratVAMark KellyDemocratAZJohn KennedyRepublicanLAAngus KingIndependentMEAmy KlobucharDemocratMNJames LankfordRepublicanOKBen LujánDemocratNMCynthia LummisRepublicanWYRoger MarshallRepublicanKSMitch McConnellRepublicanKYDave McCormickRepublicanPABernie MorenoRepublicanOHMarkwayne MullinRepublicanOKleftLisa MurkowskiRepublicanAKJon OssoffDemocratGAGary PetersDemocratMIJohn ReedDemocratRIPete RickettsRepublicanNEJames RischRepublicanIDJacky RosenDemocratNVMike RoundsRepublicanSDEric SchmittRepublicanMOCharles SchumerDemocratNYRick ScottRepublicanFLTim ScottRepublicanSCJeanne ShaheenDemocratNHTim SheehyRepublicanMTElissa SlotkinDemocratMIDan SullivanRepublicanAKJohn ThuneRepublicanSDThom TillisRepublicanNCTommy TubervilleRepublicanALMark WarnerDemocratVARaphael WarnockDemocratGASheldon WhitehouseDemocratRIRoger WickerRepublicanMSTodd YoungRepublicanIN
NAY
22
17 D · 4 R · 1 IMichael BennetDemocratCOCory BookerDemocratNJMaria CantwellDemocratWATed CruzRepublicanTXTammy DuckworthDemocratILAndy KimDemocratNJMike LeeRepublicanUTEdward MarkeyDemocratMAJeff MerkleyDemocratORJerry MoranRepublicanKSChristopher MurphyDemocratCTPatty MurrayDemocratWAAlejandro PadillaDemocratCARand PaulRepublicanKYBernard SandersIndependentVTBrian SchatzDemocratHIAdam SchiffDemocratCATina SmithDemocratMNChris Van HollenDemocratMDElizabeth WarrenDemocratMAPeter WelchDemocratVTRon WydenDemocratOR
NOT VOTING
3
0 D · 3 R▸Citing this page
The headline figure is Agreed to 75-22.
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