second-impeachment-votes-20210111

Voted yes

Richard Burr R-N.C.

Bill Cassidy R-La.

Susan Collins R-Maine

Lisa Murkowski R-Alaska

Mitt Romney R-Utah

Ben Sasse R-Neb.

Pat Toomey R-Pa.

Angus King I-Maine

Bernie Sanders I-Vt.

Tammy Baldwin D-Wis.

Michael Bennet D-Colo.

Richard Blumenthal D-Conn.

Cory Booker D-N.J.

Sherrod Brown D-Ohio

Maria Cantwell D-Wash.

Ben Cardin D-Md.

Thomas Carper D-Del.

Bob Casey D-Pa.

Chris Coons D-Del.

Catherine Cortez Masto D-Nev.

Tammy Duckworth D-Ill.

Dick Durbin D-Ill.

Dianne Feinstein D-Calif.

Kirsten Gillibrand D-N.Y.

Maggie Hassan D-N.H.

Martin Heinrich D-N.M.

John Hickenlooper D-Colo.

Mazie Hirono D-Hawaii

Tim Kaine D-Va.

Mark Kelly D-Ariz.

Amy Klobuchar D-Minn.

Patrick Leahy D-Vt.

Ben Ray Luján D-N.M.

Joe Manchin D-W.Va.

Edward Markey D-Mass.

Robert Menendez D-N.J.

Jeff Merkley D-Ore.

Chris Murphy D-Conn.

Patty Murray D-Wash.

Jon Ossoff D-Ga.

Alejandro Padilla D-Calif.

Gary Peters D-Mich.

Jack Reed D-R.I.

Jacky Rosen D-Nev.

Brian Schatz D-Hawaii

Chuck Schumer D-N.Y.

Jeanne Shaheen D-N.H.

Kyrsten Sinema D-Ariz.

Tina Smith D-Minn.

Debbie Stabenow D-Mich.

Jon Tester D-Mont.

Chris Van Hollen D-Md.

Mark Warner D-Va.

Raphael Warnock D-Ga.

Elizabeth Warren D-Mass.

Sheldon Whitehouse D-R.I.

Ron Wyden D-Ore.

Voted no

John Barrasso R-Wyo.

Marsha Blackburn R-Tenn.

Roy Blunt R-Mo.

John Boozman R-Ark.

Mike Braun R-Ind.

Shelley Capito R-W.Va.

John Cornyn R-Texas

Tom Cotton R-Ark.

Kevin Cramer R-N.D.

Mike Crapo R-Idaho

Ted Cruz R-Texas

Steve Daines R-Mont.

Joni Ernst R-Iowa

Deb Fischer R-Neb.

Lindsey Graham R-S.C.

Chuck Grassley R-Iowa

Bill Hagerty R-Tenn.

Josh Hawley R-Mo.

John Hoeven R-N.D.

Cindy Hyde-Smith R-Miss.

Jim Inhofe R-Okla.

Ron Johnson R-Wis.

John Kennedy R-La.

James Lankford R-Okla.

Mike Lee R-Utah

Cynthia Lummis R-Wyo.

Roger Marshall R-Kan.

Mitch McConnell R-Ky.

Jerry Moran R-Kan.

Rand Paul R-Ky.

Rob Portman R-Ohio

James Risch R-Idaho

Mike Rounds R-S.D.

Marco Rubio R-Fla.

Tim Scott R-S.C.

Rick Scott R-Fla.

Richard Shelby R-Ala.

Dan Sullivan R-Alaska

John Thune R-S.D.

Thom Tillis R-N.C.

Tommy Tuberville R-Ala.

Roger Wicker R-Miss.

Todd Young R-Ind.

How Senators Voted

Former President Donald Trump was acquitted of the charge of inciting insurrection. It would have required 67 votes to convict.

Guilty: 57 votes

Not Guilty: 43 votes

Voted yes

Voted no