Member | Amendment details | Vote |
Schumer (D-NY) | Motion to commit back to the Finance Committee with instructions: if health care costs go up, tax cuts reduced | Not agreed to, 47-53 |
Markey (D-MA) | Motion to commit back to the Finance Committee re: rural hospitals | Not agreed to, 49-51 |
Klobuchar (D-MN) | Point of order re: unfunded mandate regarding SNAP | Not agreed to; motion to waive 51-48 |
Wyden (D-OR) | Motion to commit back to the Finance Committee re: Medicaid | Not agreed to, 47-53 |
Coons (D-DE) | Motion to commit re: unnecessary red tape for eligible Medicaid recipients | Not agreed to,48-52 |
Lujan (D-NM) | Prevent SNAP nutrition cuts | Not agreed to, 49-51 |
Reed (D-RI) | Prevent Medicaid cuts that lead to nursing home closures | Not agreed to, 49-51 |
Blunt Rochester (D-DE) | Prevent cuts to Medicaid funding for labor and delivery units | Not agreed to, 48-52 |
Ossoff (D-GA) | Prevent Americans from losing health insurance due to proposed cuts to the Affordable Care Act | Not agreed to, 47-53 |
Warren (D-MA) | Protect Consumer Financial Protection Bureau from funding cuts | Not agreed to, 47-53 |
Cornyn (R-TX) | Reduce FMAP for the Medicaid expansion to 80 percent in expansion States that provide State-funded coverage to aliens who are not qualified aliens and who are or have been charged with or convicted of certain acts | Not agreed to, 56-44 (60-vote threshold) |
Merkley (D-OR) | Prohibit all federal government officials from promoting or offering cryptocurrency | Not agreed to, 47-53 |
Murray (D-WA) | Strike provision to defund Planned Parenthood | Not agreed to, 49-51 |
Blackburn (R-TN) | Motion to waive the Budget Act with respect to the Blackburn amendment #2401, which would close "loophole" allowing immigrants to use Medicaid for 90 days until their citizenship or lawful presence can be verified | Not agreed to, 53-47 |
Kaine (D-VA) | Motion to commit back to the Finance Committee to prohibit any federal agency from carrying out mass terminations | Not agreed to, 47-53 |
Blumenthal (D-CT) | Motion to commit back to Armed Services Committee re: property received from other nations | Not agreed to, 47-53 |
Gallego (D-AZ) | Strike provisions that cut Medicaid funding for substance abuse treatment | Not agreed to, 47-53 |
Hassan (D-NH) | Motion to commit back to the Finance Committee with instructions to protect families and small businesses from increasing costs resulting from Trump's trade war with Canada | Not agreed to, 48-52 |
Duckworth (D-IL) | Motion to commit back to the Agriculture Committee with instructions re: SNAP | Not agreed to, 49-51 |
Schiff (D-CA) | Motion to commit to back the Agriculture Committee to prevent families with children from losing food assistance | Not agreed to, 47-53 |
Kennedy (R-LA) | Prohibit the use of Defense Production Act funds without the approval of Congress | Not agreed to, 42-58 |
Alsobrooks (D-MD) | Motion to commit back to the Finance Committee with instructions for no tax cuts for individuals with more than $10m in income | Not agreed to by voice vote |
Kelly (D-AZ) | Motion to commit back to the Finance Committee with instructions for no tax cuts for individuals with more than $100m in income | Not agreed to by voice vote |
Murphy (D-CT) | Motion to commit back to the Finance Committee with instructions for no tax cuts for individuals with more than $500m in income | Not agreed to by voice vote |
King (I-ME) | Motion to commit back to the Finance Committee with instructions for no tax cuts for individuals with more than $1b in income | Not agreed to by voice vote |
Padilla (D-CA) | Ensure that the bill does not increase the deficit from 2025 through 2034, relative to the current law baseline | Not agreed to, 47-53 |
Bennet (D-CO) | Motion to commit back to the Finance Committee with instructions to expand the Child Tax Credit by ensuring big corporations and the ultra-wealthy pay their fair share | Not agreed to, 47-53 |
Collins (R-ME) | Motion to waive the Budget Act with respect to the Collins Amendment, which would amend the IRS Code of 1986 to apply a 39.6% individual income tax rate, provide $50 billion for the Rural Health Transformation Program and expand the providers eligible for RHTP to community health centers and other facilities | Not agreed to, 22-78 |
Kennedy (R-LA) | Motion to waive the Budget Act with respect to the Kennedy amendment, which would double the maximum that teachers can deduct from their taxable income for spending their own money on school supplies | Not agreed to, 54-46 (60 votes required) |
Wyden (D-OR) | Motion to commit the bill back to the Finance Committee with instructions to strike its cuts to clean energy | Not agreed to, 47-53 |
Hirono (D-HI) | Motion to waive the Budget Act with respect to the Hirono amendment to eliminate a program of qualified elementary and secondary education scholarships for public, private or religious schools | Not agreed to, 50-50 |
Warnock (D-GA) | Motion to commit the bill back to the Finance Committee with instructions to protect U.S. clean energy manufacturing jobs | Not agreed to, 48-51 |
Lee (R-UT) | Motion to waive the Budget Act with respect to the Lee amendment (#2745) to terminate wind and solar tax credits | Not agreed to, 21-79 |
Kim (D-NJ) | Motion to waive the Budget Act with respect to the Kim amendment to strike a provision relating to limitations on certain Medicaid payments to home health care workers | Not agreed to, 48-52 |
Ernst (R-IA) | Disqualify anyone earning more than $1 million from collecting unemployment insurance | Agreed to by voice vote |
Sanders (I-VT) | Motion to waive the Budget Act with respect to the Sanders amendment to cut the cost of prescription drugs under Medicare in half and expand Medicare to cover dental, vision and hearing | Not agreed to, 47-53 |
Blackburn (R-TN) | Strike moratorium on state AI regulations | Agreed to 99-1 |
Rosen (D-NV) | Protect tax credits for solar and wind energy | Not agreed to, 47-53 |
Kennedy (R-LA) | Medicaid eligibility verification | Agreed to by voice vote |
Hickenlooper (D-CO) | Residential clean energy credit extended until the end of 2026 | Not agreed to, 48-52 |
Shaheen (D-NH) | Preserve energy efficient home improvement credit, residential clean energy credit, energy efficient home credit, energy efficient commercial buildings deduction | Not agreed to, 49-51 |
Warner (D-VA) | Aviation safety | Not agreed to, 50-50 |
Van Hollen (D-MD) | Strike $100m OMB fund | Not agreed to, 50-50 |
Klobuchar (D-MN) | SNAP implementation | Not agreed to, 45-55 |
