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National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2022, final version (S. 1605)

Senate vote · S. 1605 · On the Motion · December 15, 2021DefenseKey vote, counts double

The final agreed version of the yearly bill that sets the size, pay and weapons programs of the US military for 2022.

Liberty position: Yea
The Senate voted: 88 Yea, 11 Nay
Why Yea is the liberty side: It is the final vote on funding and equipping the US military for the year.

Counted under the principle Strong enough to stay free.

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78 current members of Congress were in the Senate for this vote. Members who have left Congress are not listed.

On the liberty side: 67; 36 Republicans, 30 Democrats, 1 Independent
Against the liberty side: 10; 2 Republicans, 7 Democrats, 1 Independent
Not counted: 1; 1 Republican

On the liberty side

67 current members voted Yea.

Against the liberty side

10 current members voted Nay.

Not counted

1 current member missed the vote or voted present. Neither counts for or against a member.

Cynthia M. LummisR · Wyoming · Senate · Did not voteA-

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