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How Did They Vote On The Government Shutdown?

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Created: 21 October, 2013
Updated: 21 November, 2022
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The vote to reopen the government and pass a temporary budget deal has shaped up to be possibly the most divisive vote of 2013. H.R. 2775, also called the Continuing Appropriations Act of 2014 funds the government until January 15, 2014, and was passed October 17. The Senate voted 81 to 18 to fund the government and avert a potential default, whereas the House voted 285 to 144.

See how the House of Representatives voted below:

Credit: Govtrack.us

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Yeas - 285

Aderholt

Alexander

Amash

Amodei

Bachmann

Bachus

Barletta

Barr

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Barrow (GA)

Barton

Benishek

Bentivolio

Bilirakis

Bishop (UT)

Black

Blackburn

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Boustany

Brady (TX)

Bridenstine

Brooks (AL)

Brooks (IN)

Broun (GA)

Buchanan

Bucshon

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Burgess

Calvert

Camp

Campbell

Cantor

Capito

Carter

Cassidy

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Chabot

Chaffetz

Coble

Coffman

Cole

Collins (GA)

Collins (NY)

Conaway

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Cook

Cotton

Cramer

Crawford

Crenshaw

Culberson

Daines

Davis, Rodney

Denham

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Dent

DeSantis

DesJarlais

Duffy

Duncan (SC)

Duncan (TN)

Ellmers

Farenthold

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Fincher

Fitzpatrick

Fleischmann

Fleming

Flores

Forbes

Fortenberry

Foxx

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Franks (AZ)

Frelinghuysen

Gardner

Garrett

Gerlach

Gibbs

Gibson

Gingrey (GA)

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Gohmert

Goodlatte

Gosar

Gowdy

Granger

Graves (GA)

Graves (MO)

Griffin (AR)

Griffith (VA)

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Grimm

Guthrie

Hall

Hanna

Harper

Harris

Hartzler

Hastings (WA)

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Heck (NV)

Hensarling

Holding

Hudson

Huelskamp

Huizenga (MI)

Hultgren

Hunter

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Hurt

Issa

Jenkins

Johnson (OH)

Johnson, Sam

Jones

Jordan

Joyce

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Kelly (PA)

King (IA)

King (NY)

Kingston

Kinzinger (IL)

Kline

Labrador

LaMalfa

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Lamborn

Lance

LankfordLatham

Latta

Lipinski

LoBiondo

Long

Lucas

Luetkemeyer

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Lummis

Marchant

Marino

Massie

Matheson

McCarthy (CA)

McCaul

McClintock

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McHenry

McIntyre

McKeon

McKinley

McMorris Rodgers

Meadows

Meehan

Messer

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Mica

Miller (FL)

Miller (MI)

Miller, Gary

Mullin

Mulvaney

Murphy (PA)

Neugebauer

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Noem

Nugent

Nunes

Nunnelee

Olson

Palazzo

PaulsenPearce

Perry

Peterson

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Petri

Pittenger

Pitts

Poe (TX)

Pompeo

Posey

Price (GA)

Radel

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Reed

Reichert

Renacci

Ribble

Rice (SC)

Rigell

Roby

Roe (TN)

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Rogers (AL)

Rogers (KY)

Rogers (MI)

Rohrabacher

Rokita

Rooney

Ros-Lehtinen

Roskam

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Ross

Rothfus

Royce

Runyan

Ryan (WI)

Salmon

Sanford

Scalise

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Schock

Schweikert

Scott, Austin

Sensenbrenner

Sessions

ShimkusShuster

Simpson

Smith (MO)

Smith (NE)

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Smith (NJ)

Smith (TX)

Southerland

Stewart

Stivers

Stockman

Stutzman

Terry

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Thompson (PA)

Thornberry

Tiberi

Tipton

Turner

Upton

Valadao

Wagner

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Walberg

Walden

Walorski

Weber (TX)

Webster (FL)

Wenstrup

Westmoreland

Whitfield

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Williams

Wilson (SC)

Wittman

Wolf

Womack

Woodall

Yoder

Yoho

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Young (AK)

Young (FL)

Young (IN)

Nays - 144

AndrewsBarberBassBeattyBecerraBera (CA)Bishop (GA)Bishop (NY)BlumenauerBonamiciBrady (PA)Braley (IA)Brown (FL)Brownley (CA)BustosButterfieldCappsCapuanoCárdenasCarneyCarson (IN)CartwrightCastor (FL)Castro (TX)ChuCicillineClarkeClayCleaverClyburnCohenConnollyConyersCooperCostaCourtneyCrowleyCuellarCummingsDavis (CA)Davis, DannyDeFazioDeGetteDelaneyDeLauroDelBeneDeutchDingellDoggettDoyleDuckworthEdwardsEllisonEngelEnyartEshooEstyFarrFattahFosterFrankel (FL)FudgeGabbardGallegoGaramendiGarciaGraysonGreen, AlGreen, GeneGrijalvaGutiérrezHahnHanabusaHastings (FL)Heck (WA)HigginsHimesHinojosaHoltHondaHorsfordHoyerHuffmanIsraelJackson LeeJeffriesJohnson (GA)Johnson, E. B.KapturKeatingKelly (IL)KennedyKildeeKilmerKindKirkpatrickKusterLangevinLarsen (WA)Larson (CT)Lee (CA)LevinLewisLoebsackLofgrenLowenthalLoweyLujan Grisham (NM)Luján, Ben Ray (NM)LynchMaffeiMaloney, CarolynMaloney, SeanMatsuiMcCollumMcDermottMcGovernMcNerneyMeeksMengMichaudMiller, GeorgeMooreMoranMurphy (FL)NapolitanoNealNegrete McLeodNolanO'RourkeOwensPallonePascrellPastor (AZ)PaynePelosiPerlmutterPeters (CA)Peters (MI)Pingree (ME)PocanPolisPrice (NC)QuigleyRahallRangelRichmondRoybal-AllardRuizRuppersbergerRyan (OH)Sánchez, Linda T.Sanchez, LorettaSarbanesSchakowskySchiffSchneiderSchraderSchwartzScott (VA)Scott, DavidSerranoSewell (AL)Shea-PorterShermanSinemaSiresSlaughterSmith (WA)SpeierSwalwell (CA)TakanoThompson (CA)Thompson (MS)TierneyTitusTonkoTsongasVan HollenVargasVeaseyVelaVelázquezWalzWasserman SchultzWatersWattWaxmanWelchWilson (FL)Yarmuth

See how the Senate voted below:

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See how the Senate voted below:

Yeas - 81

Alexander (R-TN)Ayotte (R-NH)Baldwin (D-WI)Barrasso (R-WY)Baucus (D-MT)Begich (D-AK)Bennet (D-CO)Blumenthal (D-CT)Blunt (R-MO)Boozman (R-AR)Boxer (D-CA)Brown (D-OH)Burr (R-NC)Cantwell (D-WA)Cardin (D-MD)Carper (D-DE)Casey (D-PA)Chambliss (R-GA)Chiesa (R-NJ)Coats (R-IN)Cochran (R-MS)Collins (R-ME)Coons (D-DE)Corker (R-TN)Donnelly (D-IN)Durbin (D-IL)Feinstein (D-CA)Fischer (R-NE)Flake (R-AZ)Franken (D-MN)Gillibrand (D-NY)Graham (R-SC)Hagan (D-NC)Harkin (D-IA)Hatch (R-UT)Heinrich (D-NM)Heitkamp (D-ND)Hirono (D-HI)Hoeven (R-ND)Isakson (R-GA)Johanns (R-NE)Johnson (D-SD)Kaine (D-VA)King (I-ME)Kirk (R-IL)Klobuchar (D-MN)Landrieu (D-LA)Leahy (D-VT)Levin (D-MI)Manchin (D-WV)Markey (D-MA)McCain (R-AZ)McCaskill (D-MO)McConnell (R-KY)Menendez (D-NJ)Merkley (D-OR)Mikulski (D-MD)Moran (R-KS)Murkowski (R-AK)Murphy (D-CT)Murray (D-WA)Nelson (D-FL)Portman (R-OH)Pryor (D-AR)Reed (D-RI)Reid (D-NV)Rockefeller (D-WV)Sanders (I-VT)Schatz (D-HI)Schumer (D-NY)Shaheen (D-NH)Stabenow (D-MI)Tester (D-MT)Thune (R-SD)Udall (D-CO)Udall (D-NM)Warner (D-VA)Warren (D-MA)Whitehouse (D-RI)Wicker (R-MS)Wyden (D-OR) 

Nays - 18

Coburn (R-OK)Cornyn (R-TX)Crapo (R-ID)Cruz (R-TX)Enzi (R-WY)Grassley (R-IA)Heller (R-NV)Johnson (R-WI)Lee (R-UT)Paul (R-KY)Risch (R-ID)Roberts (R-KS)Rubio (R-FL)Scott (R-SC)Sessions (R-AL)Shelby (R-AL)Toomey (R-PA)Vitter (R-LA)

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