Trump’s Second Impeachment: How the Senate Voted
Impeachment Article: Incitement of Insurrection
If all 100 Senators are present, 67 votes are needed to convict.
The Senate on Saturday acquitted former President Donald J. Trump of the impeachment charge brought by the House, finding him not guilty of inciting the Jan. 6 insurrection on the U.S. Capitol. Seven Republicans broke with Mr. Trump and voted “guilty.”
Earlier Saturday, five Republicans and 50 Democrats voted to call witnesses, setting the stage for a prolonged trial. But after striking a deal with Mr. Trump’s defense team, House impeachment managers dropped their call for witnesses, clearing the way for a vote on conviction.
In a separate vote on Tuesday, six Republicans joined Democrats to reject constitutional objections and allow Mr. Trump’s trial to proceed.
For the latest updates, follow our live coverage of the impeachment trial.
How Every Senator Voted
For the votes on conviction, “guilty” votes are recorded as “Y” and “not guilty” votes are recorded as “N.”
Republicans
CONVICTION
WITNESSES
CONSTITUTIONALITY
Susan Collins
Maine
Y
Y
Y
Lisa Murkowski
Alaska
Y
Y
Y
Mitt Romney
Utah
Y
Y
Y
Ben Sasse
Neb.
Y
Y
Y
Bill Cassidy
La.
Y
N
Y
Patrick J. Toomey
Pa.
Y
N
Y
Richard M. Burr
N.C.
Y
N
N
Lindsey Graham
S.C.
N
Y
N
John Barrasso
Wyo.
N
N
N
Marsha Blackburn
Tenn.
N
N
N
Roy Blunt
Mo.
N
N
N
John Boozman
Ark.
N
N
N
Mike Braun
Ind.
N
N
N
John Cornyn
Texas
N
N
N
Tom Cotton
Ark.
N
N
N
Kevin Cramer
N.D.
N
N
N
Michael D. Crapo
Idaho
N
N
N
Ted Cruz
Texas
N
N
N
Steve Daines
Mont.
N
N
N
Joni Ernst
Iowa
N
N
N
Deb Fischer
Neb.
N
N
N
Charles E. Grassley
Iowa
N
N
N
Bill Hagerty
Tenn.
N
N
N
Josh Hawley
Mo.
N
N
N
John Hoeven
N.D.
N
N
N
Cindy Hyde-Smith
Miss.
N
N
N
James M. Inhofe
Okla.
N
N
N
Ron Johnson
Wis.
N
N
N
John Kennedy
La.
N
N
N
James Lankford
Okla.
N
N
N
Mike Lee
Utah
N
N
N
Cynthia Lummis
Wyo.
N
N
N
Roger Marshall
Kan.
N
N
N
Mitch McConnell
Ky.
N
N
N
Shelley Moore Capito
W.Va.
N
N
N
Jerry Moran
Kan.
N
N
N
Rand Paul
Ky.
N
N
N
Rob Portman
Ohio
N
N
N
Jim Risch
Idaho
N
N
N
Mike Rounds
S.D.
N
N
N
Marco Rubio
Fla.
N
N
N
Rick Scott
Fla.
N
N
N
Tim Scott
S.C.
N
N
N
Richard C. Shelby
Ala.
N
N
N
Dan Sullivan
Alaska
N
N
N
John Thune
S.D.
N
N
N
Thom Tillis
N.C.
N
N
N
Tommy Tuberville
Ala.
N
N
N
Roger Wicker
Miss.
N
N
N
Todd Young
Ind.
N
N
N
Democrats
CONVICTION
WITNESSES
CONSTITUTIONALITY
Tammy Baldwin
Wis.
Y
Y
Y
Michael Bennet
Colo.
Y
Y
Y
Richard Blumenthal
Conn.
Y
Y
Y
Cory Booker
N.J.
Y
Y
Y
Sherrod Brown
Ohio
Y
Y
Y
Maria Cantwell
Wash.
Y
Y
Y
Benjamin L. Cardin
Md.
Y
Y
Y
Thomas R. Carper
Del.
Y
Y
Y
Robert P. Casey, Jr.
Pa.
Y
Y
Y
Chris Coons
Del.
Y
Y
Y
Catherine Cortez Masto
Nev.
Y
Y
Y
Tammy Duckworth
Ill.
Y
Y
Y
Richard J. Durbin
Ill.
Y
Y
Y
Dianne Feinstein
Calif.
Y
Y
Y
Kirsten Gillibrand
N.Y.
Y
Y
Y
Maggie Hassan
N.H.
Y
Y
Y
Martin Heinrich
N.M.
Y
Y
Y
John Hickenlooper
Colo.
Y
Y
Y
Mazie K. Hirono
Hawaii
Y
Y
Y
Tim Kaine
Va.
Y
Y
Y
Mark Kelly
Ariz.
Y
Y
Y
Amy Klobuchar
Minn.
Y
Y
Y
Patrick J. Leahy
Vt.
Y
Y
Y
Ben Ray Luján
N.M.
Y
Y
Y
Joe Manchin III
W.Va.
Y
Y
Y
Edward J. Markey
Mass.
Y
Y
Y
Bob Menendez
N.J.
Y
Y
Y
Jeff Merkley
Ore.
Y
Y
Y
Christopher S. Murphy
Conn.
Y
Y
Y
Patty Murray
Wash.
Y
Y
Y
Jon Ossoff
Ga.
Y
Y
Y
Alex Padilla
Calif.
Y
Y
Y
Gary Peters
Mich.
Y
Y
Y
Jack Reed
R.I.
Y
Y
Y
Jacky Rosen
Nev.
Y
Y
Y
Brian Schatz
Hawaii
Y
Y
Y
Charles E. Schumer
N.Y.
Y
Y
Y
Jeanne Shaheen
N.H.
Y
Y
Y
Kyrsten Sinema
Ariz.
Y
Y
Y
Tina Smith
Minn.
Y
Y
Y
Debbie Stabenow
Mich.
Y
Y
Y
Jon Tester
Mont.
Y
Y
Y
Chris Van Hollen
Md.
Y
Y
Y
Mark Warner
Va.
Y
Y
Y
Raphael Warnock
Ga.
Y
Y
Y
Elizabeth Warren
Mass.
Y
Y
Y
Sheldon Whitehouse
R.I.
Y
Y
Y
Ron Wyden
Ore.
Y
Y
Y
Angus King
Maine
Y
Y
Y
Bernie Sanders
Vt.
Y
Y
Y
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