Key Vote Alert: “NO” ON SENATE VOTE TO CONSIDER & DEBATE ANY MOTION TO SUBPOENA WITNESSES OR DOCUMENTS
Club for Growth opposes the Senate vote on whether it shall be in order to consider and debate under the impeachment rules any motion to subpoena witnesses or documents and urges Senators to vote no. The vote is expected to be considered soon in the Senate. The result of the vote will be included in the Club for Growth Foundation’s 2020 Congressional Scorecard.
Elections have consequences. Sadly, President Trump’s opponents have never been willing to accept the results of the 2016 election and have engaged in an endless quest to destroy President Trump. Members of Congress have spent countless hours considering the facts, and misinformation, related to the impeachment of President Trump. The House received thousands of pages of deposition by interviewing 17 so-called witnesses, 12 of which testified in a public setting before the American people. Following the House of Representatives vote to pass two Articles of Impeachment against President Trump, the Senate has listened to the House managers and the President’s defense team present their case.
It is time for the Senate to reject consideration of new witnesses or documents and vote on whether acquit and exonerate the President. Therefore, Senators should vote no on whether it shall be in order to consider and debate under the impeachment rules any motion to subpoena witnesses or documents.
Vote Results
Club Position
No
Required for Majority
1/2
Vote Results
Motion Rejected
Vote Number
27
Vote Date
January 31, 2020
Vote Counts
YEAs:
49
NAYs:
51
Not Voting:
0
Lisa Murkowski
AK
R
Nay
Dan Sullivan
AK
R
Nay
Doug Jones
AL
D
Yea
Richard Shelby
AL
R
Nay
John Boozman
AR
R
Nay
Tom Cotton
AR
R
Nay
Martha McSally
AZ
R
Nay
Krysten Sinema
AZ
D
Yea
Dianne Feinstein
CA
D
Yea
Kamala Harris
CA
D
Yea
Michael Bennet
CO
D
Yea
Cory Gardner
CO
R
Nay
Richard Blumenthal
CT
D
Yea
Christopher Murphy
CT
D
Yea
Thomas Carper
DE
D
Yea
Christopher Coons
DE
D
Yea
Marco Rubio
FL
R
Nay
Rick Scott
FL
R
Nay
Kelly Loeffler
GA
R
Nay
David Perdue
GA
R
Nay
Mazie Hirono
HI
D
Yea
Brian Schatz
HI
D
Yea
Joni Ernst
IA
R
Nay
Chuck Grassley
IA
R
Nay
Mike Crapo
ID
R
Nay
Jim Risch
ID
R
Nay
Tammy Duckworth
IL
D
Yea
Richard Durbin
IL
D
Yea
Mike Braun
IN
R
Nay
Todd Young
IN
R
Nay
Jerry Moran
KS
R
Nay
Pat Roberts
KS
R
Nay
Mitch McConnell
KY
R
Nay
Rand Paul
KY
R
Nay
Bill Cassidy
LA
R
Nay
John Kennedy
LA
R
Nay
Edward Markey
MA
D
Yea
Elizabeth Warren
MA
D
Yea
Benjamin Cardin
MD
D
Yea
Chris Van Hollen
MD
D
Yea
Susan Collins
ME
R
Yea
Angus King
ME
I
Yea
Gary Peters
MI
D
Yea
Debbie Stabenow
MI
D
Yea
Amy Klobuchar
MN
D
Yea
Tina Smith
MN
D
Yea
Roy Blunt
MO
R
Nay
Josh Hawley
MO
R
Nay
Cindy Hyde-Smith
MS
R
Nay
Roger Wicker
MS
R
Nay
Steve Daines
MT
R
Nay
Jon Tester
MT
D
Yea
Richard Burr
NC
R
Nay
Thom Tillis
NC
R
Nay
Kevin Cramer
ND
R
Nay
John Hoeven
ND
R
Nay
Deb Fischer
NE
R
Nay
Ben Sasse
NE
R
Nay
Maggie Hassan
NH
D
Yea
Jeanne Shaheen
NH
D
Yea
Cory Booker
NJ
D
Yea
Robert Menendez
NJ
D
Yea
Martin Heinrich
NM
D
Yea
Tom Udall
NM
D
Yea
Catherine Cortez Masto
NV
D
Yea
Jacky Rosen
NV
D
Yea
Kirsten Gillibrand
NY
D
Yea
Chuck Schumer
NY
D
Yea
Sherrod Brown
OH
D
Yea
Rob Portman
OH
R
Nay
James Inhofe
OK
R
Nay
James Lankford
OK
R
Nay
Jeff Merkley
OR
D
Yea
Ron Wyden
OR
D
Yea
Bob Casey
PA
D
Yea
Pat Toomey
PA
R
Nay
Jack Reed
RI
D
Yea
Sheldon Whitehouse
RI
D
Yea
Lindsey Graham
SC
R
Nay
Tim Scott
SC
R
Nay
Mike Rounds
SD
R
Nay
John Thune
SD
R
Nay
Lamar Alexander
TN
R
Nay
Marsha Blackburn
TN
R
Nay
John Cornyn
TX
R
Nay
Ted Cruz
TX
R
Nay
Mike Lee
UT
R
Nay
Mitt Romney
UT
R
Yea
Tim Kaine
VA
D
Yea
Mark Warner
VA
D
Yea
Patrick Leahy
VT
D
Yea
Bernie Sanders
VT
I
Yea
Maria Cantwell
WA
D
Yea
Patty Murray
WA
D
Yea
Tammy Baldwin
WI
D
Yea
Ron Johnson
WI
R
Nay
Shelley Moore Capito
WV
R
Nay
Joe Manchin
WV
D
Yea
John Barrasso
WY
R
Nay
Michael Enzi
WY
R
Nay