Vote Alert: Pass a massive $1.3 trillion omnibus that funds Democrat priorities

This vote was on the final passage of the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2018.

In the 2016 election, voters sent a clear message to Washington D.C. They wanted Obamacare fully repealed. They wanted the southern border secured with a wall and sanctuary cities defunded. They wanted to stop the unconscionable taxpayer subsidization of Planned Parenthood. They voted, time and again, to stop the wasteful, profligate spending of the Obama years. They voted for leaders who promised an end to passing massive bills without reading them.

This 2,232-page, $1.3 trillion omnibus spending bill passed under Republican majorities in the House and Senate broke these promises.

This legislation will increase the deficit by $1 trillion. It does not fully fund President Trump’s proposal for a border wall. It funds sanctuary cities. It funds Planned Parenthood. It includes controversial “Fix NICS” legislation that critics say would deprive Americans of their Second Amendment rights, potentially without due process.  It spends $2.8 billion on “opioid addiction prevention and treatment” without addressing the flow of illicit drugs across the southern border and into sanctuary cities. It offers $350 million in additional student loan forgiveness, but only for graduates who take “lower-paid” government jobs or work for select nonprofit organizations.

The House of Representatives passed the bill on March 22, 2018 at 12:59 p.m. in a roll call vote of 256 — 167.

The Senate passed the bill on March 23, 2018 at 12:21 a.m. in a roll call vote of 65 — 32.

To see how your elected officials stack up or other votes that compose the Liberty Score, view our full scorecard here.

Conservative position: NO

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House of Representatives*

*Minority party (Democrats) in italics

YEAs — 256

Adams

Aderholt

Amodei

Arrington

Bacon

Banks (IN)

Barletta

Barr

Beatty

Bera

Beyer

Bilirakis

Bishop (GA)

Bishop (MI)

Blunt Rochester

Bonamici

Bost

Brady (PA)

Brady (TX)

Brooks (IN)

Brown (MD)

Brownley (CA)

Buchanan

Bucshon

Burgess

Bustos

Butterfield

Byrne

Calvert

Carbajal

Carson (IN)

Carter (GA)

Carter (TX)

Cartwright

Castor (FL)

Chabot

Cheney

Cicilline

Clay

Cleaver

Clyburn

Cole

Collins (GA)

Collins (NY)

Comstock

Conaway

Connolly

Cook

Cooper

Costa

Costello (PA)

Courtney

Crawford

Crist

Cuellar

Culberson

Davis (CA)

Davis, Rodney

DeFazio

Delaney

DeLauro

DelBene

Demings

Dent

Deutch

Diaz-Balart

Dingell

Donovan

Doyle, Michael F.

Duffy

Dunn

Eshoo

Estes (KS)

Esty (CT)

Evans

Faso

Ferguson

Fitzpatrick

Fleischmann

Flores

Fortenberry

Foster

Foxx

Frankel (FL)

Frelinghuysen

Fudge

Gabbard

Gallagher

Garamendi

Gibbs

Goodlatte

Gottheimer

Gowdy

Granger

Graves (GA)

Graves (MO)

Green, Al

Green, Gene

Guthrie

Hanabusa

Handel

Harper

Hartzler

Hastings

Heck

Hensarling

Herrera Beutler

Higgins (NY)

Hill

Himes

Hudson

Huizenga

Hultgren

Hunter

Hurd

Issa

Jeffries

Jenkins (KS)

Jenkins (WV)

Johnson (OH)

Johnson, E. B.

Johnson, Sam

Joyce (OH)

Kaptur

Katko

Keating

Kelly (IL)

Kildee

Kilmer

King (NY)

Kinzinger

Knight

Krishnamoorthi

Kuster (NH)

Kustoff (TN)

Lamborn

Lance

Langevin

Larsen (WA)

Larson (CT)

Lawrence

Lawson (FL)

Levin

Lipinski

LoBiondo

Loebsack

Lowey

Lucas

Luetkemeyer

Lynch

MacArthur

Marchant

Marino

Marshall

McCarthy

McCaul

McCollum

McEachin

McHenry

McKinley

McMorris Rodgers

McSally

Meehan

Meeks

Meng

Messer

Mitchell

Moolenaar

Moulton

Murphy (FL)

Nadler

Neal

Nunes

O'Halleran

O'Rourke

Olson

Palazzo

Pascrell

Paulsen

Payne

Pelosi

Perlmutter

Peters

Pittenger

Poliquin

Price (NC)

Quigley

Reichert

Rice (NY)

Richmond

Roby

Roe (TN)

Rogers (AL)

Rogers (KY)

Rooney, Francis

Rooney, Thomas J.

Rosen

Roskam

Ross

Royce (CA)

Ruiz

Ruppersberger

Rutherford

Ryan (OH)

Ryan (WI)

Sarbanes

Scalise

Schneider

Schrader

Scott (VA)

Scott, Austin

Scott, David

Sessions

Sewell (AL)

Shea-Porter

Sherman

Shimkus

Shuster

Simpson

Sinema

Sires

Smith (NE)

Smith (NJ)

Smith (TX)

Stefanik

Stivers

Taylor

Tenney

Thompson (MS)

Thompson (PA)

Thornberry

Tipton

Tonko

Trott

Tsongas

Turner

Upton

Valadao

Visclosky

Wagner

Walberg

Walden

Walorski

Walters, Mimi

Wasserman Schultz

Waters, Maxine

Welch

Wenstrup

Wilson (FL)

Wilson (SC)

Wittman

Womack

Woodall

Yoder

Young (AK)

Young (IA)

NAYs — 167

Abraham

Aguilar

Allen

Amash

Babin

Barragán

Barton

Bass

Bergman

Biggs

Bishop (UT)

Black

Blackburn

Blum

Blumenauer

Boyle, Brendan F.

Brat

Brooks (AL)

Buck

Budd

Capuano

Cárdenas

Castro (TX)

Chu, Judy

Clark (MA)

Clarke (NY)

Coffman

Cohen

Comer

Correa

Crowley

Curbelo (FL)

Curtis

Davidson

DeGette

Denham

DeSantis

DeSaulnier

DesJarlais

Doggett

Duncan (SC)

Duncan (TN)

Ellison

Emmer

Engel

Espaillat

Farenthold

Gaetz

Gallego

Garrett

Gianforte

Gohmert

Gomez

Gonzalez (TX)

Gosar

Graves (LA)

Griffith

Grijalva

Grothman

Gutiérrez

Harris

Hice, Jody B.

Higgins (LA)

Holding

Hollingsworth

Hoyer

Huffman

Jackson Lee

Jayapal

Johnson (GA)

Johnson (LA)

Jordan

Kelly (MS)

Kelly (PA)

Kennedy

Khanna

Kihuen

Kind

King (IA)

Labrador

LaHood

LaMalfa

Latta

Lee

Lewis (GA)

Lewis (MN)

Lieu, Ted

Lofgren

Long

Loudermilk

Love

Lowenthal

Lujan Grisham, M.

Luján, Ben Ray

Maloney, Carolyn B.

Maloney, Sean

Massie

Mast

Matsui

McClintock

McGovern

McNerney

Meadows

Mooney (WV)

Moore

Mullin

Napolitano

Newhouse

Noem

Nolan

Norcross

Norman

Pallone

Palmer

Panetta

Pearce

Perry

Peterson

Pocan

Poe (TX)

Polis

Posey

Raskin

Ratcliffe

Reed

Renacci

Rice (SC)

Rohrabacher

Rokita

Ros-Lehtinen

Rothfus

Rouzer

Roybal-Allard

Rush

Russell

Sánchez

Sanford

Schakowsky

Schiff

Schweikert

Sensenbrenner

Serrano

Smith (MO)

Smith (WA)

Smucker

Soto

Speier

Stewart

Suozzi

Swalwell (CA)

Takano

Thompson (CA)

Titus

Torres

Vargas

Veasey

Vela

Velázquez

Walker

Watson Coleman

Weber (TX)

Webster (FL)

Westerman

Williams

Yarmuth

Yoho

Zeldin

 Not Voting — 7

Bridenstine

Cramer

Cummings

Davis, Danny

Jones

Pingree

*Minority party (Democrats) in italics

U.S. Senate

YEAs — 65

Alexander (R-TN)

Baldwin (D-WI)

Bennet (D-CO)

Blumenthal (D-CT)

Blunt (R-MO)

Boozman (R-AR)

Brown (D-OH)

Cantwell (D-WA)

Capito (R-WV)

Cardin (D-MD)

Carper (D-DE)

Casey (D-PA)

Cochran (R-MS)

Collins (R-ME)

Coons (D-DE)

Cornyn (R-TX)

Cortez Masto (D-NV)

Donnelly (D-IN)

Duckworth (D-IL)

Durbin (D-IL)

Graham (R-SC)

Hassan (D-NH)

Hatch (R-UT)

Heinrich (D-NM)

Heitkamp (D-ND)

Heller (R-NV)

Hirono (D-HI)

Hoeven (R-ND)

Inhofe (R-OK)

Isakson (R-GA)

Jones (D-AL)

Kaine (D-VA)

King (I-ME)

Klobuchar (D-MN)

Leahy (D-VT)

Manchin (D-WV)

McConnell (R-KY)

Menendez (D-NJ)

Moran (R-KS)

Murkowski (R-AK)

Murphy (D-CT)

Murray (D-WA)

Nelson (D-FL)

Peters (D-MI)

Portman (R-OH)

Reed (D-RI)

Roberts (R-KS)

Rounds (R-SD)

Rubio (R-FL)

Schatz (D-HI)

Schumer (D-NY)

Scott (R-SC)

Shaheen (D-NH)

Shelby (R-AL)

Smith (D-MN)

Stabenow (D-MI)

Tester (D-MT)

Thune (R-SD)

Udall (D-NM)

Van Hollen (D-MD)

Warner (D-VA)

Whitehouse (D-RI)

Wicker (R-MS)

Wyden (D-OR)

Young (R-IN)

NAYs — 32

Barrasso (R-WY)

Booker (D-NJ)

Cassidy (R-LA)

Corker (R-TN)

Cotton (R-AR)

Crapo (R-ID)

Cruz (R-TX)

Daines (R-MT)

Enzi (R-WY)

Ernst (R-IA)

Feinstein (D-CA)

Fischer (R-NE)

Flake (R-AZ)

Gardner (R-CO)

Gillibrand (D-NY)

Grassley (R-IA)

Harris (D-CA)

Johnson (R-WI)

Kennedy (R-LA)

Lankford (R-OK)

Lee (R-UT)

Markey (D-MA)

McCaskill (D-MO)

Merkley (D-OR)

Paul (R-KY)

Perdue (R-GA)

Risch (R-ID)

Sanders (I-VT)

Sasse (R-NE)

Sullivan (R-AK)

Tillis (R-NC)

Warren (D-MA)

Not Voting — 3

Burr (R-NC)

McCain (R-AZ)

Toomey (R-PA)