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Blocking a sale of tank rounds to Israel (S.J.Res. 111)

Senate vote · S.J.Res. 111 · On the Motion to Discharge · November 20, 2024Free nationsKey vote, counts double

Would have blocked a US sale of 120mm tank ammunition to Israel.

Liberty position
Nay
The Senate voted
18 Yea, 79 Nay
Why Nay is the liberty side
A vote for it is a vote to block weapons for Israel.

Counted under the principle Stands with free nations and free peoples.

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

On the liberty side
65
43 Republicans, 22 Democrats
Against the liberty side
18
16 Democrats, 2 Independents
Not counted
1
1 Democrat

On the liberty side

65 current members voted Nay.

Against the liberty side

18 current members voted Yea.

Not counted

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

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Blocking a sale of tank rounds to Israel (S.J.Res. 111)

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