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Senate Vote 166 (113th Congress, 1st Session) · June 27, 2013
S. 744

On the Amendment

A bill to provide for comprehensive immigration reform and for other purposes.

AmendmentImmigration
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The question

The exact motion or nomination the chamber put to a vote.

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The tally

The official yea, nay, present, and not-voting totals.

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The people

Every member's recorded position linked directly to their file.

The official record
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Reference number
vote-113-s166
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  note         = {Reference number vote-113-s166; official source: U.S. Senate roll-call vote record, https://www.senate.gov/legislative/LIS/roll\_call\_votes/vote1131/vote\_113\_1\_00166.htm; last checked November 4, 2026; accessed November 4, 2026}
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The tally

How the vote fell

The measure itself

What was on the floor

Same measure, other votes

Every roll call on S. 744

June 11, 2013 · On Cloture on the Motion to Proceed · 82–15 June 11, 2013 · On the Motion to Proceed · 84–15 June 13, 2013 · On the Motion to Table · 57–43 June 18, 2013 · On the Amendment · 39–54 June 18, 2013 · On the Amendment · 36–58 June 18, 2013 · On the Amendment · 94–0 June 19, 2013 · On the Motion to Table · 61–37 June 19, 2013 · On the Amendment · 72–26 June 19, 2013 · On the Amendment · 39–59 June 19, 2013 · On the Amendment · 89–9 June 20, 2013 · On the Motion to Table · 54–43 June 24, 2013 · On the Cloture Motion · 67–27 June 26, 2013 · On the Motion · 68–30 June 26, 2013 · On the Amendment · 69–29 June 26, 2013 · On the Cloture Motion · 67–31 June 27, 2013 · On the Cloture Motion · 68–32 June 27, 2013 · On Passage of the Bill · 68–32
The map

How each state's senators voted

In 28 states every senator on the roll voted yes; in 10 every one voted no; 12 were split. Each square is a state, placed roughly where it sits on the map. Select a state to see how each of its senators voted.

  • All yes
  • All no
  • Split
  • No yes or no vote
  1. Alaska: 2 yes, 0 no
  2. Maine: 2 yes, 0 no
  3. Vermont: 2 yes, 0 no
  4. New Hampshire: 2 yes, 0 no
  5. Washington: 2 yes, 0 no
  6. Idaho: 0 yes, 2 no
  7. Montana: 2 yes, 0 no
  8. North Dakota: 2 yes, 0 no
  9. Minnesota: 2 yes, 0 no
  10. Illinois: 2 yes, 0 no
  11. Wisconsin: 1 yes, 1 no
  12. Michigan: 2 yes, 0 no
  13. New York: 2 yes, 0 no
  14. Rhode Island: 2 yes, 0 no
  15. Massachusetts: 2 yes, 0 no
  16. Oregon: 2 yes, 0 no
  17. Nevada: 2 yes, 0 no
  18. Wyoming: 0 yes, 2 no
  19. South Dakota: 1 yes, 1 no
  20. Iowa: 1 yes, 1 no
  21. Indiana: 1 yes, 1 no
  22. Ohio: 1 yes, 1 no
  23. Pennsylvania: 1 yes, 1 no
  24. New Jersey: 2 yes, 0 no
  25. Connecticut: 2 yes, 0 no
  26. California: 2 yes, 0 no
  27. Utah: 1 yes, 1 no
  28. Colorado: 2 yes, 0 no
  29. Nebraska: 0 yes, 2 no
  30. Missouri: 1 yes, 1 no
  31. Kentucky: 0 yes, 2 no
  32. West Virginia: 2 yes, 0 no
  33. Virginia: 2 yes, 0 no
  34. Maryland: 2 yes, 0 no
  35. Delaware: 2 yes, 0 no
  36. Arizona: 2 yes, 0 no
  37. New Mexico: 2 yes, 0 no
  38. Kansas: 0 yes, 2 no
  39. Arkansas: 1 yes, 1 no
  40. Tennessee: 2 yes, 0 no
  41. North Carolina: 1 yes, 1 no
  42. South Carolina: 1 yes, 1 no
  43. District of Columbia: no member on this roll call
  44. Oklahoma: 0 yes, 2 no
  45. Louisiana: 1 yes, 1 no
  46. Mississippi: 0 yes, 2 no
  47. Alabama: 0 yes, 2 no
  48. Georgia: 0 yes, 2 no
  49. Hawaii: 2 yes, 0 no
  50. Texas: 0 yes, 2 no
  51. Florida: 2 yes, 0 no

Numbers are yes–no. Members who did not vote, voted present, or were paired are counted in each state's list below.

Alaska 2 yes, 0 no

Arkansas 1 yes, 1 no

Arizona 2 yes, 0 no

California 2 yes, 0 no

Colorado 2 yes, 0 no

Connecticut 2 yes, 0 no

Florida 2 yes, 0 no

Hawaii 2 yes, 0 no

Iowa 1 yes, 1 no

Illinois 2 yes, 0 no

Indiana 1 yes, 1 no

Kansas 0 yes, 2 no

Kentucky 0 yes, 2 no

Louisiana 1 yes, 1 no

Massachusetts 2 yes, 0 no

Michigan 2 yes, 0 no

Minnesota 2 yes, 0 no

Missouri 1 yes, 1 no

Mississippi 0 yes, 2 no

Montana 2 yes, 0 no

North Carolina 1 yes, 1 no

North Dakota 2 yes, 0 no

Nebraska 0 yes, 2 no

New Hampshire 2 yes, 0 no

New Jersey 2 yes, 0 no

New Mexico 2 yes, 0 no

Nevada 2 yes, 0 no

Ohio 1 yes, 1 no

Oklahoma 0 yes, 2 no

Oregon 2 yes, 0 no

Rhode Island 2 yes, 0 no

South Carolina 1 yes, 1 no

South Dakota 1 yes, 1 no

Tennessee 2 yes, 0 no

Texas 0 yes, 2 no

Utah 1 yes, 1 no

Virginia 2 yes, 0 no

Washington 2 yes, 0 no

Wisconsin 1 yes, 1 no

West Virginia 2 yes, 0 no

Official records

Every vote, by name — 101 members

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