Senate Vote on Keystone XL
Vote s49-2015
Description
Today, the Senate will vote on final passage of S.1, the Keystone XL Pipeline Act. After more than six years of study and delay, this bill would allow the Keystone XL pipeline to be built across the U.S.-Canadian border. For years, President Obama has refused to decide if allowing the pipeline to be built is in the “national interest.” Allowing a pipeline to be built from Canada into the United States is in the national interest.
The Keystone XL pipeline will create thousands of construction jobs. The additional oil means new manufacturing jobs in the United States and it means more stable oil prices. All of this means a more robust economy in the United States and Canada and greater energy security.
Besides creating jobs, transporting oil by pipeline is the safest, most efficient, most environmental friendly way of transporting oil. In other words, there are no downsides to allowing the pipeline to be built.
The American Energy Alliance supports S.1 and it will be included in our American Energy Scorecard. YES IS THE PRO-ENERGY, PRO-ENVIRONMENT, AND PRO-FREEDOM VOTE.
Bill Passed
62 to 36- VOTED YES
- VOTED NO
- DID NOT VOTE
Senate Vote on Keystone XL
STATE | DISTRICT | NAME | PARTY | SCORE |
---|---|---|---|---|
AR | Sen. Tom Cotton | R | 95% | |
TX | Sen. Ted Cruz | R | 95% | |
OK | Sen. James Inhofe | R | 95% | |
OK | Sen. James Lankford | R | 95% | |
KY | Sen. Rand Paul | R | 94% | |
PA | Sen. Patrick Toomey | R | 94% | |
AR | Sen. John Boozman | R | 90% | |
IA | Sen. Joni Ernst | R | 90% | |
WI | Sen. Ron Johnson | R | 90% | |
NE | Sen. Ben Sasse | R | 90% | |
SC | Sen. Tim Scott | R | 90% | |
SD | Sen. John Thune | R | 90% | |
WY | Sen. John Barrasso | R | 89% | |
KS | Sen. Jerry Moran | R | 89% | |
FL | Sen. Marco Rubio | R | 89% | |
AL | Sen. Richard Shelby | R | 87% | |
MT | Sen. Steve Daines | R | 85% | |
NE | Sen. Deb Fischer | R | 85% | |
MS | Sen. Roger Wicker | R | 85% | |
TX | Sen. John Cornyn | R | 84% | |
AK | Sen. Dan Sullivan | R | 84% | |
WV | Sen. Shelley Capito | R | 80% | |
LA | Sen. Bill Cassidy | R | 80% | |
IA | Sen. Charles Grassley | R | 80% | |
SD | Sen. Mike Rounds | R | 80% | |
NC | Sen. Thom Tillis | R | 80% | |
MO | Sen. Roy Blunt | R | 78% | |
NC | Sen. Richard Burr | R | 75% | |
ID | Sen. Michael Crapo | R | 75% | |
ND | Sen. John Hoeven | R | 75% | |
KY | Sen. Mitch McConnell | R | 75% | |
SC | Sen. Lindsey Graham | R | 74% | |
ID | Sen. Jim Risch | R | 72% | |
AK | Sen. Lisa Murkowski | R | 70% | |
OH | Sen. Rob Portman | R | 70% | |
ME | Sen. Susan Collins | R | 60% | |
NJ | Sen. Cory Booker | D | 5% | |
ME | Sen. Angus King | ID | 5% | |
MA | Sen. Edward Markey | D | 5% | |
OR | Sen. Jeff Merkley | D | 5% | |
VT | Sen. Bernard Sanders | ID | 5% | |
NY | Sen. Charles Schumer | D | 5% | |
MA | Sen. Elizabeth Warren | D | 5% | |
WV | Sen. Joe Manchin | D | 30% | |
MT | Sen. Jon Tester | D | 15% | |
CO | Sen. Michael Bennet | D | 13% | |
UT | Sen. Mike Lee | R | 100% | |
PA | Sen. Bob Casey | D | 10% | |
NM | Sen. Martin Heinrich | D | 10% | |
WI | Sen. Tammy Baldwin | D | 0% | |
CT | Sen. Richard Blumenthal | D | 0% | |
OH | Sen. Sherrod Brown | D | 0% | |
WA | Sen. Maria Cantwell | D | 0% | |
MD | Sen. Benjamin Cardin | D | 0% | |
DE | Sen. Thomas Carper | D | 0% | |
DE | Sen. Christopher Coons | D | 0% | |
IL | Sen. Richard Durbin | D | 0% | |
CA | Sen. Dianne Feinstein | D | 0% | |
NY | Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand | D | 0% | |
HI | Sen. Mazie Hirono | D | 0% | |
VA | Sen. Tim Kaine | D | 0% | |
MN | Sen. Amy Klobuchar | D | 0% | |
VT | Sen. Patrick Leahy | D | 0% | |
NJ | Sen. Robert Menendez | D | 0% | |
CT | Sen. Christopher Murphy | D | 0% | |
WA | Sen. Patty Murray | D | 0% | |
MI | Sen. Gary Peters | D | 0% | |
RI | Sen. Jack Reed | D | 0% | |
HI | Sen. Brian Schatz | D | 0% | |
NH | Sen. Jeanne Shaheen | D | 0% | |
MI | Sen. Debbie Stabenow | D | 0% | |
VA | Sen. Mark Warner | D | 0% | |
RI | Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse | D | 0% | |
OR | Sen. Ron Wyden | D | 0% |