Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2022

Did the Vote Pass? Yes
Voted Yea 68
Voted Nay 31
Didn't Vote 1
Voted Present 0

Government Spending

The process for this omnibus is the epitome of everything that is wrong with Congress. This massive, 2,741-page spending measure was negotiated behind closed doors, released in the dead of night, and will be voted on without sufficient time to read. This is yet another example of how broken our appropriations process has become as it emboldens Democrat and Republican leadership to continue spending and leaves the American people in the dark.

In total, the bill authorizes more than $1.5 trillion in annualized discretionary spending for fiscal year 2022. This amounts to a 6% increase in discretionary spending–not counting emergency supplemental spending–and will total an additional $880 billion over 10 years.

Working Americans are hurting as inflation reaches its highest levels in 40 years, coupled with record-high gas prices stemming from President Biden’s failed energy policy. Instead of fighting for less government and cutting agency spending, the bipartisan establishment in Congress doubled down on federal spending policies that will only perpetuate the inflation crisis.

This bill also includes billions of dollars in emergency funding that is not subject to budget caps. Lawmakers making the case that this spending is vital should be pushing to let it pass alone and on its own merits, not attached to supposed “must-pass” legislation.

Lawmakers are doing a disservice to the American people by pushing through this irresponsible spending package that no one has read. Between skyrocketing inflation and record-setting debt, the last thing we need is another reckless spending binge, yet that is exactly what the Washington Swamp is ready to do.

Legislator's Votes

Official's Name	Party	District	Voted
Tammy Baldwin	Democrat	WI	Yea
John Barrasso	Republican	WY	Yea
Michael Bennet	Democrat	CO	Yea
Dick Blumenthal	Democrat	CT	Yea
Roy Blunt	Republican	MO	Yea
Cory Booker	Democrat	NJ	Yea
Sherrod Brown	Democrat	OH	Yea
Maria Cantwell	Democrat	WA	Yea
Shelley Capito	Republican	WV	Yea
Ben Cardin	Democrat	MD	Yea
Tom Carper	Democrat	DE	Yea
Bob Casey	Democrat	PA	Yea
Susan Collins	Republican	ME	Yea
Chris Coons	Democrat	DE	Yea
John Cornyn	Republican	TX	Yea
Catherine Cortez Masto	Democrat	NV	Yea
Tammy Duckworth	Democrat	IL	Yea
Dick Durbin	Democrat	IL	Yea
Joni Ernst	Republican	IA	Yea
Dianne Feinstein	Democrat	CA	Yea
Kirsten Gillibrand	Democrat	NY	Yea
Lindsey Graham	Republican	SC	Yea
Chuck Grassley	Republican	IA	Yea
Maggie Hassan	Democrat	NH	Yea
Martin Heinrich	Democrat	NM	Yea
John Hickenlooper	Democrat	CO	Yea
Mazie Hirono	Democrat	HI	Yea
Cindy Hyde-Smith	Republican	MS	Yea
Tim Kaine	Democrat	VA	Yea
Mark Kelly	Democrat	AZ	Yea
Angus King	Independent	ME	Yea
Amy Klobuchar	Democrat	MN	Yea
Patrick Leahy	Democrat		Yea
Ben Luján	Democrat	NM	Yea
Joe Manchin	Democrat	WV	Yea
Ed Markey	Democrat	MA	Yea
Mitch McConnell	Republican	KY	Yea
Bob Menendez	Democrat	NJ	Yea
Jeff Merkley	Democrat	OR	Yea
Jerry Moran	Republican	KS	Yea
Lisa Murkowski	Republican	AK	Yea
Chris Murphy	Democrat	CT	Yea
Patty Murray	Democrat	WA	Yea
Jon Ossoff	Democrat	GA	Yea
Alex Padilla	Democrat	CA	Yea
Gary Peters	Democrat	MI	Yea
Rob Portman	Republican	OH	Yea
Jack Reed	Democrat	RI	Yea
Jacky Rosen	Democrat	NV	Yea
Bernie Sanders	Independent	VT	Yea
Brian Schatz	Democrat	HI	Yea
Chuck Schumer	Democrat	NY	Yea
Jeanne Shaheen	Democrat	NH	Yea
Richard Shelby	Republican	AL	Yea
Kyrsten Sinema	Independent	AZ	Yea
Tina Smith	Democrat	MN	Yea
Debbie Stabenow	Democrat	MI	Yea
Jon Tester	Democrat	MT	Yea
John Thune	Republican	SD	Yea
Tommy Tuberville	Republican	AL	Yea
Chris Van Hollen	Democrat	MD	Yea
Mark Warner	Democrat	VA	Yea
Raphael Warnock	Democrat	GA	Yea
Elizabeth Warren	Democrat	MA	Yea
Sheldon Whitehouse	Democrat	RI	Yea
Roger Wicker	Republican	MS	Yea
Ron Wyden	Democrat	OR	Yea
Todd Young	Republican	IN	Yea
Marsha Blackburn	Republican	TN	Nay
John Boozman	Republican	AR	Nay
Mike Braun	Republican	IN	Nay
Richard Burr	Republican		Nay
Bill Cassidy	Republican	LA	Nay
Tom Cotton	Republican	AR	Nay
Kevin Cramer	Republican	ND	Nay
Mike Crapo	Republican	ID	Nay
Ted Cruz	Republican	TX	Nay
Steve Daines	Republican	MT	Nay
Deb Fischer	Republican	NE	Nay
Bill Hagerty	Republican	TN	Nay
Josh Hawley	Republican	MO	Nay
John Hoeven	Republican	ND	Nay
Ron Johnson	Republican	WI	Nay
John Kennedy	Republican	LA	Nay
James Lankford	Republican	OK	Nay
Mike Lee	Republican	UT	Nay
Cynthia Lummis	Republican	WY	Nay
Roger Marshall	Republican	KS	Nay
Rand Paul	Republican	KY	Nay
Jim Risch	Republican	ID	Nay
Mitt Romney	Republican	UT	Nay
Mike Rounds	Republican	SD	Nay
Marco Rubio	Republican	FL	Nay
Ben Sasse	Republican	NE	Nay
Tim Scott	Republican	SC	Nay
Rick Scott	Republican	FL	Nay
Dan Sullivan	Republican	AK	Nay
Thom Tillis	Republican	NC	Nay
Pat Toomey	Republican	PA	Nay
Jim Inhofe	Republican	OK	Missed