Do we have a list of the votes on DADT repeal yet?

[RoseMead]

I'm reading that the vote was the same as the one for cloture, with some Republican cross-overs. Is that the case?

[ncrainbowgrrl]

1. hearing it was broader....

Not sure yet.

[bluestate10]

2. 63-33 for cloture. Snowe, Collins, Murkowsi, Brown were notables that crossed over

to vote for cloture. Manchin did not vote.

[RoseMead]

5. Ah, thanks!

Manchin was one of the ones I was wondering about, since he's my senator. I understood that Rockefeller voted Yes.

[Ruby the Liberal]

3. Cloture was 63, passage was 65

Don't know who we picked up though.

Manchin skipped both votes today. Ass.

[treestar]

4. Ensign was one.

[RoseMead]

7. Yes

Yes, he is. :(

[Tx4obama]

6. The EIGHT republican 'yes' votes were....

Collins
Snowe
Brown
Murkowski
Voinovich
Kirk
Ensign
Burr

[Mortos]

8. Scott Brown just lost his tea party membership

Thank you Senator Brown for doing the right thing...this time.

[bluestate10]

12. But he may have picked up independent votes.

If Brown moves closer to the middle and stays there, he is going to be a tough out, even in Massachusetts. As far as him being teabagged in republican primaries, all he has to do is file initial papers for an independent run, that will weaken the knees of his primary adversaries. If Murkowski pulled off victory in wingnut heaven Alaska as a write-in, Brown can certainly win in Massachusetts by holding to a moderate track.

[Ruby the Liberal]

9. Burr? Really?

I didn't see that one coming.

[Tx4obama]

11. Yep, Burr voted yes. Here's a link to the roll call of the final votes

http://www.senate.gov/legislative/LIS/roll_call_lists/roll_call_vote_cfm.cfm?congress=111&session=2&vote=00281

Eight Republicans voted 'yes'

and

Four did NOT vote:
Bunning (R-KY)
Gregg (R-NH)
Hatch (R-UT)
Manchin (D-WV)

[BlueCheese]

10. This is bipartisanship I can believe in. nt