• Did the Vote Pass? No
  • Voted Yea 21
  • Voted Nay 71
  • Didn't Vote 3
  • Voted Present 0
Sen. Paul’s resolution would balance the federal budget in five years by assuming the repeal of the 2018 Bipartisan Budget Act and from there cutting total outlays by one penny for every dollar spent, continuing for the next five years. At this point, the budget would be fully balanced and spending would be allowed to grow at one percent thereafter. Doing so would reduce spending by $404.8 billion in fiscal year 2019 and by $13.35 trillion over ten years relative to the baseline under current law.

Legislator's Votes

Official's Name Party District Voted

John Barrasso

Republican

WY

Yea

John Cornyn

Republican

TX

Yea

Mike Crapo

Republican

ID

Yea

Ted Cruz

Republican

TX

Yea

Steve Daines

Republican

MT

Yea

Mike Enzi

Republican

WY

Yea

Joni Ernst

Republican

IA

Yea

Deb Fischer

Republican

NE

Yea

Jeff Flake

Republican

AZ

Yea

Chuck Grassley

Republican

IA

Yea

Ron Johnson

Republican

WI

Yea

John Kennedy

Republican

LA

Yea

James Lankford

Republican

OK

Yea

Mike Lee

Republican

UT

Yea

Jerry Moran

Republican

KS

Yea

Rand Paul

Republican

KY

Yea

Jim Risch

Republican

ID

Yea

Marco Rubio

Republican

FL

Yea

Ben Sasse

Republican

NE

Yea

Tim Scott

Republican

SC

Yea

Pat Toomey

Republican

PA

Yea

Lamar Alexander

Republican

TN

Nay

Tammy Baldwin

Democrat

WI

Nay

Michael Bennet

Democrat

CO

Nay

Dick Blumenthal

Democrat

CT

Nay

Roy Blunt

Republican

MO

Nay

John Boozman

Republican

AR

Nay

Sherrod Brown

Democrat

OH

Nay

Richard Burr

Republican

Nay

Maria Cantwell

Democrat

WA

Nay

Shelley Capito

Republican

WV

Nay

Ben Cardin

Democrat

MD

Nay

Tom Carper

Democrat

DE

Nay

Bob Casey

Democrat

PA

Nay

Bill Cassidy

Republican

LA

Nay

Susan Collins

Republican

ME

Nay

Chris Coons

Democrat

DE

Nay

Bob Corker

Republican

TN

Nay

Catherine Cortez Masto

Democrat

NV

Nay

Tom Cotton

Republican

AR

Nay

Dick Durbin

Democrat

IL

Nay

Dianne Feinstein

Democrat

CA

Nay

Cory Gardner

Republican

CO

Nay

Kirsten Gillibrand

Democrat

NY

Nay

Lindsey Graham

Republican

SC

Nay

Maggie Hassan

Democrat

NH

Nay

Martin Heinrich

Democrat

NM

Nay

Heidi Heitkamp

Democrat

ND

Nay

Mazie Hirono

Democrat

HI

Nay

John Hoeven

Republican

ND

Nay

Cindy Hyde-Smith

Republican

MS

Nay

Jim Inhofe

Republican

OK

Nay

John Isakson

Republican

GA

Nay

Tim Kaine

Democrat

VA

Nay

Angus King

Independent

ME

Nay

Amy Klobuchar

Democrat

MN

Nay

Patrick Leahy

Democrat

Nay

Joe Manchin

Democrat

WV

Nay

Ed Markey

Democrat

MA

Nay

Claire McCaskill

Democrat

MO

Nay

Mitch McConnell

Republican

KY

Nay

Bob Menendez

Democrat

NJ

Nay

Jeff Merkley

Democrat

OR

Nay

Lisa Murkowski

Republican

AK

Nay

Chris Murphy

Democrat

CT

Nay

Patty Murray

Democrat

WA

Nay

Bill Nelson

Democrat

FL

Nay

David Perdue

Republican

GA

Nay

Gary Peters

Democrat

MI

Nay

Rob Portman

Republican

OH

Nay

Jack Reed

Democrat

RI

Nay

Pat Roberts

Republican

KS

Nay

Mike Rounds

Republican

SD

Nay

Bernie Sanders

Independent

VT

Nay

Brian Schatz

Democrat

HI

Nay

Chuck Schumer

Democrat

NY

Nay

Jeanne Shaheen

Democrat

NH

Nay

Richard Shelby

Republican

AL

Nay

Tina Smith

Democrat

MN

Nay

Debbie Stabenow

Democrat

MI

Nay

Dan Sullivan

Republican

AK

Nay

Jon Tester

Democrat

MT

Nay

John Thune

Republican

SD

Nay

Thom Tillis

Republican

NC

Nay

Tom Udall

Democrat

NM

Nay

Chris Van Hollen

Democrat

MD

Nay

Mark Warner

Democrat

VA

Nay

Elizabeth Warren

Democrat

MA

Nay

Sheldon Whitehouse

Democrat

RI

Nay

Roger Wicker

Republican

MS

Nay

Ron Wyden

Democrat

OR

Nay

Todd Young

Republican

IN

Nay

Cory Booker

Democrat

NJ

Missed

Tammy Duckworth

Democrat

IL

Missed

John McCain

Republican

AZ

Missed