The Senate requires 60 votes to approve this Bill.
The US Senate has 53 Republicans, 45 Democrats and 2 Independents as of 10-1-25.
Party
Affiliation Members
Republican 53
Democrat 45
Independent 2
Total 100
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On the Current Bill voted on 9-30-25: The “NO” votes included Republican Rand Paul. The “Yes” votes included Democrats John Fetterman and Catherine Cortez Masto. JOHN FETTERMAN This first-term Democratic maverick from
Pennsylvania has been firm in his commitment to never vote against
legislation keeping the government operating. "I won’t vote for the chaos of shuttering our
government," Fetterman, 56, said in a statement late on Tuesday.
"My vote was for our country over my party." CATHERINE CORTEZ MASTO Masto, 61, the Senate's first Hispanic American woman, has charted a moderate course since joining the chamber in 2017. Past Vote AI Overview In July 2025, two House Republicans and three Republican senators voted against the "One Big, Beautiful Bill Act," a major budget reconciliation bill. The bill passed both chambers and was signed into law by President Donald Trump. House Republicans Two House Republicans voted against the final
version of the reconciliation bill that passed on July 3, 2025. ·
Thomas Massie (R-KY): He voted
against the bill due to its projected impact on the national debt and its
potential to ·
cause sustained inflation and high
interest rates. He also opposed the earlier version of the bill passed by the
House in May. ·
Brian Fitzpatrick (R-PA): He voted
against the bill, though his specific reasoning was not widely reported. He
and Massie · were the only Republicans to vote no on final passage. Senate Republicans Three Republican senators voted against the bill,
forcing Vice President JD Vance to cast the tie-breaking vote to pass it on July 1, 2025. ·
Rand Paul (R-KY): He was a
consistent opponent of the legislation and frequently voted against it on
procedural motions. ·
Susan Collins (R-ME): She voted
against the bill. · Thom Tillis (R-NC): He voted against the bill, stating it would cause many of his constituents to lose Medicaid coverage. Earlier House votes Some Republicans who ultimately voted for the final
bill had opposed earlier versions. ·
In a House vote in May, two Republicans
opposed the bill: Thomas Massie (R-KY) and Warren Davidson
(R-OH). ·
Andy Harris (R-MD) voted present. ·
During a committee markup in May, five
Republicans on the House Budget Committee voted against advancing the bill
before negotiations continued. Those members were: o Josh
Brecheen (R-OK) o Andrew
Clyde (R-GA) o Ralph
Norman (R-SC) o Chip
Roy (R-TX) o Lloyd Smucker (R-PA) The 2 House Republicans who voted no on Trump's
sweeping ... Jul 2, 2025 — Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky and
Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania voted against the legislation alongside the entire House Democratic Caucus. Senate Democrats John Fetterman of Pennsylvania and
Catherine Cortez Masto of Nevada broke ranks and voted with Republicans on their "clean" continuing
resolution that would have prevented a shutdown of the U.S. government. https://www.newsweek.com/government-shutdown-2025-senate-vote-democrats-republicans-update-10807198 Comments Republicans are attempting to convince 5 Senate
Democrats to change their votes to “Yes: on the Bill. They need 60 “Yes
Votes” to move the Bill to cloture. Agency Heads are determining what employees will be affected. Norb Leahy, Dunwoody Ga Tea Party Leader |
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