Here are 8 Dems who are Yeas on the 'deal' (so far) Fetterman, Durbin (surprise), Kaine, Hassan, Shaheen, King,

[Celerity]

Cortez Masto, and Rosen.

That is enough to pass it.

Not sure on, Kelly, Welch, and Baldwin (will be so disappointed if she is a Yea).

Slotkin is a No
Gallego is a No
Warner is a No
Hickenlooper,is a NO
Schumer is a NO
Ossoff is a No
Peters is a No

[choie]

1. Durbin..

retire now.

[EnergizedLib]

2. He is retiring in 2026

[choie]

9. I know.

tomorrow wouldn't be soon enough.

[leftstreet]

3. Will Schumer strip them of their committees?

How dare they do this when he's come out and said he's a No!

[orangecrush]

7. ...

[choie]

10. Right?

[hamsterjill]

4. Kaine?

Boy, he sure showed Trump whose boss, didn't he???!!! (Sarcasm obviously)

[newdeal2]

5. I at least understand his motivations

Being from Virginia.

Durbin who is retiring and from a solid blue state has no reason other than to provide cover to others.

[Celerity]

8. but Warner from VA was a No, as were the 2 MD Sens (MD has basically the same amount of federal employees as VA)

[FoxNewsSucks]

11. You have a LOT of us agreeing with you

And it sickens me that we can't legitimately condemn those who repeatedly ratfuck us.

[vanessa_ca]

12. Thanks. Keeping an eye on these due to past statements

Jon Ossoff 202-224-3521

Gary Peters [phone] is a No

Mark Kelly [phone]

Peter Welch 202-224-4242

Tammy Baldwin [phone] - Probably No

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A group of centrist Democrats led by Sens. Angus King (Maine), an independent who caucuses with Democrats, and Jeanne Shaheen (D-N.H.). and Maggie Hassan (D-N.H.), negotiated the deal to reopen government with Republicans on the Senate Appropriations Committee led by Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) and the Senate GOP leadership.

Collins led the negotiations on a minibus appropriations package to fund military construction, veterans affairs, the Department of Agriculture and the legislative branch as well as a continuing resolution to fund the government until Jan. 30.

Shaheen, a member of the Appropriations Committee, worked with Collins on the funding bills.

-snip-

Several Democrats emerged from the meeting, however, pledging to oppose the deal, including Sens. Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.), Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.), Tammy Baldwin (D-Wis.) and Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.).

“A wink and a nod to deal with this health care crisis later – with no actual guarantees – is just not enough for me or the Wisconsin families I work for,” Baldwin said in a statement.

https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/5597919-senate-government-shutdown-democratic-votes/