Is there a list of how the votes on gun reform went down? Who voted against/for?

[glennward]

I would like to know so I can get my relative all over this country to begin to work to get the NRA-owned Senators and Congressman out of office. I don't care if they are men or women, D or R. We need them out!

[dsc]

1. yes

http://www.dailykos.com/stories/2016/6/20/1540749/-Senate-votes-on-gun-measures

he first amendment, from Grassley, fails to reach cloture. The vote was 53-47, the only defector being Sen. Mark Kirk (R-IL) who voted with Democrats because he really, really wants to be reelected.

Monday, Jun 20, 2016 · 6:23:21 PM EDT · Hunter
Next up is the Murphy Amendment expanding background checks. It too fails the cloture vote by a near-party-line 44-56 vote. Democratic senators Heidi Heitkamp (ND), Joe Manchin (WV) and Jon Tester (MT) vote with the Republicans.

Monday, Jun 20, 2016 · 6:39:06 PM EDT · Hunter
The Cornyn Amendment, providing for a 72 hour waiting period on gun sales to individuals on the terror watch list so that law enforcement can make the case that the individual is too dangerous to allow the sale to go through. Like each of these amendments it needs 60 votes to move forward; it fails, 53-47.

Monday, Jun 20, 2016 · 6:54:58 PM EDT · Hunter
Last up is the Feinstein Amendment, giving the Attorney General's office the power to block gun sales to individuals suspected of terrorist ties. It fails 47-53. Sen. Heitkamp again votes with the Republicans, Republicans Kirk and Ayotte vote with the Democrats.

[glennward]

2. Thank you.

[FSogol]

3. So, your path is clear: Vote the GOP out of power.

[aikoaiko]

5. That list and linked article refers to the 2013 gun control vote on background checks

[bigtree]

6. crap

posted the wrong list.Thanks.


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ICYMI: These 56 Senators voted AGAINST mandatory background checks on all gun sales





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And these 53 Senators voted AGAINST allowing the AG to block gun sales to terror suspects




Senate Vote for Background Checks

Alabama Richard Shelby (R) / Jeff Sessions (R) No
Alaska Lisa Murkowski (R) / Dan Sullivan (R) No
Arizona Jeff Flake (R) / John McCain (R) No
Arkansas John Boozman (R) / Tom Cotton (R) No
California Dianne Feinstein (D) / Barbara Boxer (D) Yes
Colorado Michael Bennet (D) Yes
Colorado Cory Gardner (R) No
Connecticut Richard Blumenthal (D) / Chris Murphy (D) Yes
Delaware Tom Carper (D) / Chris Coons (D) Yes
Florida Bill Nelson (D) Yes
Florida Marco Rubio (R) No
Georgia Johnny Isakson (R) / David Perdue (R) No
Hawaii Brian Schatz (D) / Mazie Hirono (D) Yes
Idaho Mike Crapo (R) / Jim Risch (R) No
Illinois Dick Durbin (D) / Mark Kirk (R) Yes
Indiana Dan Coats (R) No
Indiana Joe Donnelly (D) Yes
Iowa Chuck Grassley (R) / Joni Ernst (R) No
Kansas Pat Roberts (R) / Jerry Moran (R) No
Kentucky Mitch McConnell (R) / Rand Paul (R) No
Louisiana David Vitter (R) / Bill Cassidy (R) No
Maine Susan Collins (R) No
Maine Angus King (I) Yes
Maryland Barbara Mikulski (D) / Ben Cardin (D) Yes
Massachusetts Elizabeth Warren (D) / Ed Markey (D) Yes
Michigan Debbie Stabenow (D) / Gary Peters (D) Yes
Minnesota Amy Klobuchar (D) / Al Franken (D) Yes
Mississippi Thad Cochran (R) / Roger Wicker (R) No
Missouri Claire McCaskill (D) Yes
Missouri Roy Blunt (R) No
Montana Jon Tester (D) / Steve Daines (R) No
Nebraska Deb Fischer (R) / Ben Sasse (R) No
Nevada Harry Reid (D) Yes
Nevada Dean Heller (R) No
New Hampshire Jeanne Shaheen (D) Yes
New Hampshire Kelly Ayotte (R) No
New Jersey Bob Menendez (D) / Cory Booker (D) Yes w
New Mexico Tom Udall (D) / Martin Heinrich (D) Yes
New York Chuck Schumer (D) / Kirsten Gillibrand (D) Yes
North Carolina Richard Burr (R) / Thom Tillis (R) No
North Dakota John Hoeven (R) / Heidi Heitkamp (D) No
Ohio Sherrod Brown (D) Yes
Ohio Rob Portman (R) No
Oklahoma Jim Inhofe (R) / James Lankford (R) No
Oregon Ron Wyden (D) / Jeff Merkley (D) Yes
Pennsylvania Bob Casey, Jr. (D) Yes
Pennsylvania Pat Toomey (R) No
Rhode Island Jack Reed (D) / Sheldon Whitehouse (D) Yes
South Carolina Lindsey Graham (R) / Tim Scott (R) No
South Dakota John Thune (R) / Mike Rounds (R) No
Tennessee Lamar Alexander (R) / Bob Corker (R) No
Texas John Cornyn (R) / Ted Cruz (R) No
Utah Orrin Hatch (R) / Mike Lee (R) No
Vermont Patrick Leahy (D) / Bernie Sanders (I) Yes
Virginia Mark Warner (D) / Tim Kaine (D) Yes
Washington Patty Murray (D) / Maria Cantwell (D) Yes
West Virginia Joe Manchin (D) / Shelley Moore Capito (R) No
Wisconsin Ron Johnson (R) No
Wisconsin Tammy Baldwin (D) Yes
Wyoming Mike Enzi (R) / John Barrasso (R) No

http://everytown.org/senate-vote-orlando/?source=twno_WhipCount&utm_source=tw_n_&utm_medium=_o&utm_campaign=WhipCount