Shall the Decision of the Chair stand as the Judgment of the Senate?: PN12-19
Shall the Decision of the Chair stand as the Judgment of the Senate?
Senate Roll Call #524 • 119th Congress
Not Sustained
Roll Call #524
What This Vote Means
The Senate OVERTURNED the chair's ruling.
Required to pass: a majority of senators voting (the Vice President breaks a tie)
About PN12-19
Shall the Decision of the Chair stand as the Judgment of the Senate?
September 17, 2025
119th Congress, Session 1
PN12-19 - PN
Vote held: Sep 17, 2025 · Checked: Nov 1, 2026
47
Yea
47.0%
52
Nay
52.0%
0
Present
0.0%
1
Not Voting
1.0%
Vote by Party
Democrats (45)
Yea: 45
Nay: 0
Republicans (53)
Yea: 0
Nay: 52
Not Voting: 1
Independents (2)
Yea: 2
Nay: 0
Yea (47)
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Nay (52)
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Not Voting (1)
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Sources and method
· Senate, congress-legislators · Vote held Sep 17, 2025 · Mirror last synced Oct 22, 2026
- Senate roll-call votesU.S. SenateQuestion, result, totals and how each senator votedVote held Sep 17, 2025 · Mirror last synced Oct 22, 2026
- congress-legislators@unitedstates projectMember names, parties and states
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