JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Senators who voted against advancing the Crypto Clarity Act: Independents: • Angus King • Bernie Sanders Republicans: • Thom Tillis • Jerry Moran • Josh Hawley • Susan Collins Democrats: • Andy Kim • Tim Kaine • Jack Reed • Mark Kelly • Ed Markey • Tina Smith • Jon Ossoff • Alex Padilla • Ron Wyden • Dick Durbin • Gary Peters • Peter Welch • Jeff Merkley • Cory Booker • Jacky Rosen • Adam Schiff • Brian Schatz • Patty Murray • Mark Warner • Elissa Slotkin • Mazie Hirono • Chris Murphy • Ben Ray Luján • Ruben Gallego • Maria Cantwell • Maggie Hassan • Amy Klobuchar • Martin Heinrich • John Fetterman • Tammy Baldwin • Michael Bennet • Chuck Schumer • Jeanne Shaheen • Chris Van Hollen • Elizabeth Warren • Kirsten Gillibrand • Raphael Warnock • John Hickenlooper • Tammy Duckworth • Richard Blumenthal • Lisa Blunt Rochester • Sheldon Whitehouse • Catherine Cortez Masto

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Here is the full list of votes for Clarity, you are are urged to vote accordingly! **CLARITY Act cloture — Sept. 15, 2026 — 49 Yes, 50 No, 1 Not Voting** Alsobrooks — No Baldwin — No Banks — Yes Barrasso — Yes Bennet — No Blackburn — Yes Blumenthal — No Blunt Rochester — No Booker — No Boozman — Yes Britt — Yes Budd — Yes Cantwell — No Capito — Yes Cassidy — Yes Collins — No Coons — Not voting Cornyn — Yes Cortez Masto — No Cotton — Yes Cramer — Yes Crapo — Yes Cruz — Yes Curtis — Yes Daines — Yes Duckworth — No Durbin — No Ernst — Yes Fetterman — No Fischer — Yes Gallego — No Gillibrand — No Graham — Yes Grassley — Yes Hagerty — Yes Hassan — No Hawley — No Heinrich — No Hickenlooper — No Hirono — No Hoeven — Yes Husted — Yes Hyde-Smith — Yes Johnson — Yes Justice — Yes Kaine — No Kelly — No Kennedy — Yes Kim — No King — No Klobuchar — No Lankford — Yes Lee — Yes Luján — No Lummis — Yes Markey — No Marshall — Yes McConnell — Yes McCormick — Yes Merkley — No Moody — Yes Moran — No Moreno — Yes Mullin — Yes Murkowski — Yes Murphy — No Murray — No Ossoff — No Padilla — No Paul — Yes Peters — No Reed — No Ricketts — Yes Risch — Yes Rosen — No Rounds — Yes Sanders — No Schatz — No Schiff — No Schmitt — Yes Schumer — No Scott (FL) — Yes Scott (SC) — Yes Shaheen — No Sheehy — Yes Slotkin — No Smith — No Sullivan — Yes Thune — Yes Tillis — No Tuberville — Yes Van Hollen — No Warner — No Warnock — No Warren — No Welch — No Whitehouse — No Wicker — Yes Wyden — No Young — Yes Full Senate clerk PDF is not posted yet. This is the complete 100-senator list matching the official Press Gallery result: 49–50, GOP nos Collins/Hawley/Moran/Tillis, Coons not voting, no Democratic yes votes.