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Bill to block the EPA tailpipe rules for 2027 and later vehicles (S. 4072)
Would have barred the EPA from spending money to enforce its new emission limits for cars and light trucks, which critics called an electric vehicle mandate. It needed 60 votes and got 52.
- Liberty position
- Yea
- The Senate voted
- 52 Yea, 46 Nay
- Why Yea is the liberty side
- A yes vote opposed a regulation that would push gas cars off the market.
Counted under the measure Free markets.
The count
84 current members of Congress were in the Senate for this vote. Members who have left Congress are not listed.
- On the liberty side
- 43
- 43 Republicans
- Against the liberty side
- 40
- 38 Democrats, 2 Independents
- Not counted
- 1
- 1 Democrat
On the liberty side
43 current members voted Yea.
John BarrassoR · Wyoming · SenateA
Marsha BlackburnR · Tennessee · SenateA-
John BoozmanR · Arkansas · SenateA
Katie Boyd BrittR · Alabama · SenateA
Ted BuddR · North Carolina · SenateA
Shelley Moore CapitoR · West Virginia · SenateA
Bill CassidyR · Louisiana · SenateA
Susan M. CollinsR · Maine · SenateA-
John CornynR · Texas · SenateA
Tom CottonR · Arkansas · SenateA
Kevin CramerR · North Dakota · SenateA
Mike CrapoR · Idaho · SenateA
Ted CruzR · Texas · SenateA
Steve DainesR · Montana · SenateA
Joni ErnstR · Iowa · SenateA
Deb FischerR · Nebraska · SenateA
Chuck GrassleyR · Iowa · SenateA
Bill HagertyR · Tennessee · SenateA-
Josh HawleyR · Missouri · SenateB
John HoevenR · North Dakota · SenateA
Cindy Hyde-SmithR · Mississippi · SenateA
Ron JohnsonR · Wisconsin · SenateA-
John KennedyR · Louisiana · SenateA
James LankfordR · Oklahoma · SenateA
Mike LeeR · Utah · SenateB-
Cynthia M. LummisR · Wyoming · SenateB+
Roger MarshallR · Kansas · SenateA-
Mitch McConnellR · Kentucky · SenateA
Jerry MoranR · Kansas · SenateA
Lisa MurkowskiR · Alaska · SenateB
Rand PaulR · Kentucky · SenateF
Pete RickettsR · Nebraska · SenateA
James E. RischR · Idaho · SenateA
Mike RoundsR · South Dakota · SenateA
Eric SchmittR · Missouri · SenateA-
Rick ScottR · Florida · SenateA
Tim ScottR · South Carolina · SenateA
Dan SullivanR · Alaska · SenateA
John ThuneR · South Dakota · SenateA
Thom TillisR · North Carolina · SenateA
Tommy TubervilleR · Alabama · SenateA-
Roger F. WickerR · Mississippi · SenateA
Todd YoungR · Indiana · SenateA
Against the liberty side
40 current members voted Nay.
Tammy BaldwinD · Wisconsin · SenateF
Michael F. BennetD · Colorado · SenateF
Richard BlumenthalD · Connecticut · SenateF
Cory A. BookerD · New Jersey · SenateF
Maria CantwellD · Washington · SenateF
Christopher A. CoonsD · Delaware · SenateF
Catherine Cortez MastoD · Nevada · SenateF
Tammy DuckworthD · Illinois · SenateF
Richard J. DurbinD · Illinois · SenateF
John FettermanD · Pennsylvania · SenateD
Kirsten E. GillibrandD · New York · SenateF
Margaret Wood HassanD · New Hampshire · SenateF
Martin HeinrichD · New Mexico · SenateF
John W. HickenlooperD · Colorado · SenateF
Mazie K. HironoD · Hawaii · SenateF
Tim KaineD · Virginia · SenateF
Mark KellyD · Arizona · SenateF
Angus S. King, Jr.I · Maine · SenateF
Amy KlobucharD · Minnesota · SenateF
Ben Ray LujánD · New Mexico · SenateF
Edward J. MarkeyD · Massachusetts · SenateF
Jeff MerkleyD · Oregon · SenateF
Christopher MurphyD · Connecticut · SenateF
Patty MurrayD · Washington · SenateF
Jon OssoffD · Georgia · SenateF
Alex PadillaD · California · SenateF
Gary C. PetersD · Michigan · SenateF
Jack ReedD · Rhode Island · SenateF
Jacky RosenD · Nevada · SenateF
Bernard SandersI · Vermont · SenateF
Brian SchatzD · Hawaii · SenateF
Charles E. SchumerD · New York · SenateF
Jeanne ShaheenD · New Hampshire · SenateF
Tina SmithD · Minnesota · SenateF
Chris Van HollenD · Maryland · SenateF
Mark R. WarnerD · Virginia · SenateF
Elizabeth WarrenD · Massachusetts · SenateF
Peter WelchD · Vermont · SenateF
Sheldon WhitehouseD · Rhode Island · SenateF
Ron WydenD · Oregon · SenateF
Not counted
1 current member missed the vote or voted present. Neither counts for or against a member.
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