HR 815 · 118th Congress · Public Law 118-50

National Security Supplemental (Senate vote on the combined package)

Senate 79–18 · Apr 23, 2024Signed Apr 24, 2024 · Biden

The Senate vote on the combined $95 billion package of aid for Ukraine, Israel, and the Indo-Pacific. The House voted on the three pieces separately.

10-yr deficit, CBO
+$95.3B
FY2024-2034
Per household
$721
132M households
Members who voted yes
79
0 House · 79 Senate
What $95.3B isfor scale
Per income-tax filer$591
Days of federal spending at July's pace4
Months of interest on the current debt0.8
Time for the debt clock to add it0.03 years

Sum of the three House supplementals as combined into H.R. 815 ($60.8B + $26.4B + $8.1B); CBO scored the earlier February Senate version at $95.5B. Senators are scored once on this package while representatives are scored on the three pieces Source: CBO cost estimate. Bill on Congress.gov.

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Senate 79 yea · 18 nay
R yea 31R nay 15D yea 45D nay 2I yea 3 · nay 1not voting 3

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Roll call

Who voted.

Senate yeas (79)

John Boozman R-ARKatie Boyd Britt R-ALShelley Moore Capito R-WVBill Cassidy R-LASusan M. Collins R-MEJohn Cornyn R-TXTom Cotton R-ARKevin Cramer R-NDMike Crapo R-IDSteve Daines R-MTJoni Ernst R-IADeb Fischer R-NELindsey Graham R-SCChuck Grassley R-IAJohn Hoeven R-NDCindy Hyde-Smith R-MSJohn Kennedy R-LAJames Lankford R-OKMitch McConnell R-KYJerry Moran R-KSMarkwayne Mullin R-OKLisa Murkowski R-AKPete Ricketts R-NEJames E. Risch R-IDMitt Romney R-UTMike Rounds R-SDDan Sullivan R-AKJohn Thune R-SDThom Tillis R-NCRoger F. Wicker R-MSTodd Young R-INTammy Baldwin D-WIMichael F. Bennet D-CORichard Blumenthal D-CTCory A. Booker D-NJSherrod Brown D-OHLaphonza R. Butler D-CAMaria Cantwell D-WABenjamin L. Cardin D-MDThomas R. Carper D-DERobert P. Casey, Jr. D-PAChristopher A. Coons D-DECatherine Cortez Masto D-NVTammy Duckworth D-ILRichard J. Durbin D-ILJohn Fetterman D-PAKirsten E. Gillibrand D-NYMargaret Wood Hassan D-NHMartin Heinrich D-NMJohn W. Hickenlooper D-COMazie K. Hirono D-HITim Kaine D-VAMark Kelly D-AZAmy Klobuchar D-MNBen Ray Luján D-NMEdward J. Markey D-MARobert Menendez D-NJChristopher Murphy D-CTPatty Murray D-WAJon Ossoff D-GAAlex Padilla D-CAGary C. Peters D-MIJack Reed D-RIJacky Rosen D-NVBrian Schatz D-HICharles E. Schumer D-NYJeanne Shaheen D-NHTina Smith D-MNDebbie Stabenow D-MIJon Tester D-MTChris Van Hollen D-MDMark R. Warner D-VARaphael G. Warnock D-GAElizabeth Warren D-MASheldon Whitehouse D-RIRon Wyden D-ORAngus S. King, Jr. I-MEJoe Manchin, III I-WVKyrsten Sinema I-AZ

Senate nays (18)

John Barrasso R-WYMarsha Blackburn R-TNMike Braun R-INTed Budd R-NCTed Cruz R-TXBill Hagerty R-TNJosh Hawley R-MORon Johnson R-WIMike Lee R-UTCynthia M. Lummis R-WYRoger Marshall R-KSMarco Rubio R-FLEric Schmitt R-MORick Scott R-FLJ.D. Vance R-OHJeff Merkley D-ORPeter Welch D-VTBernard Sanders I-VT

Senate not voting or present (3)

Rand Paul R-KYTim Scott R-SCTommy Tuberville R-AL

Sources: Senate vote 154. HowMuchWeOwe shows the final-passage vote in each chamber, the one that sent the enacted text to the President.