NumbersUSA has released a list of which senators are expected to vote yes, no, or are on the fence about the DREAM Act. By their count, there are 38 “no” votes, 49 “yes” votes, and 13 undecideds. Here’s the list of swing votes; below the jump you can find the list of “yes” and “no” votes. The “last time” refers to this 2007 vote.
Swing Votes
1. Baucus–voted no last time; statements indicate leaning no
2. Brownback–voted yes last time
3. Collins–voted yes last time
4. Conrad–voted no last time, up in 2012
5. Dorgan–voted no last time
6. Graham–voted no last time
7. Hagan–said in the past she does not support
8. Landrieu–voted no last time
9. Manchin
10. McCaskill–voted no last time, up in 2012
11. Murkowski–voted no last time
12. Snowe–voted yes last time, but up in 2012
13. Stabenow–voted yes last time, but up in 2012
No Votes
1. Alexander
2. Barrasso
3. Bond
4. Brown (MA)
5. Bunning
6. Burr
7. Chambliss
8. Coburn
9. Cochran
10. Corker
11. Cornyn
12. Crapo
13. DeMint
14. Ensign
15. Enzi
16. Grassley
17. Gregg
18. Hatch
19. Hutchison
20. Inhofe
21. Isakson
22. Johanns
23. Kirk
24. Kyl
25. LeMieux
26. McCain
27. McConnell
28. Nelson (NE)
29. Pryor
30. Risch
31. Roberts
32. Sessions
33. Shelby
34. Tester
35. Thune
36. Vitter
37. Voinovich
38. Wicker
Yes Votes (* = up in 2012)
1. Akaka*
2. Bayh
3. Begich
4. Bennet (CO)
5. Bennett (UT)–he voted FOR DREAM last time and said he WOULD vote for a stand-alone bill
6. Bingaman*
7. Boxer
8. Brown (OH)*
9. Cantwell*
10. Cardin*
11. Carper*
12. Casey*
13. Coons
14. Dodd
15. Durbin
16. Feingold
17. Feinstein*
18. Franken
19. Gillibrand
20. Harkin
21. Inouye
22. Johnson
23. Kerry
24. Klobuchar*
25. Kohl*
26. Lautenberg
27. Leahy
28. Levin
29. Lieberman*
30. Lincoln
31. Lugar*
32. Menendez*
33. Merkley
34. Mikulski
35. Murray
36. Nelson (FL)*
37. Reed
38. Reid
39. Rockefeller
40. Sanders*
41. Schumer
42. Shaheen
43. Specter
44. Udall
45. Udall
46. Warner
47. Webb*
48. Whitehouse*
49. Wyden
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