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S.Res. 64An original resolution authorizing expenditures by committees of the Senate for the period March 1, 2013, through September 30, 2013.
- Sponsor
- Charles E. Schumer [D-NY]
- Policy area
- Congress
- Committee
- Rules and Administration Committee
- Latest action
- Jun 13, 2013 · By Senator Schumer from Committee on Rules and Administration filed written report. Report No. 113-41.
- IntroducedFeb 28, 2013
- Passed the SenateMar 5, 2013
(This measure has not been amended since it was introduced. The expanded summary of the Senate reported version is repeated here.)
(Sec. 1) Authorizes expenditures by the following Senate committees from March 1, 2013, through September 30, 2013: (1) Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry; (2) Armed Services; (3) Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; (4) Budget; (5) Commerce, Science, and Transportation; (6) Energy and Natural Resources; (7) Environment and Public Works; (8) Finance; (9) Foreign Relations; (10) Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions; (11) Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs; (12) Judiciary; (13) Rules and Administration; (14) Small Business and Entrepreneurship; (15) Veterans' Affairs; (16) Special Committee on Aging; (17) Select Committee on Intelligence; and (18) Indian Affairs.
(Sec. 20) Authorizes establishment of a special reserve within funds in the account "Expenses of Inquiries and Investigations," appropriated by the legislative branch appropriations Act for FY2013, to be available to any committee to meet unpaid obligations or expenses.
(Sec. 21) Reconstitutes the Senate National Security Working Group authorized by S.Res.105 (101st Congress), as subsequently amended and extended, to require or authorize the Working Group through December 31, 2016, to:
serve as a forum for bipartisan discussion of current national security issues relating to the jurisdictions of multiple Senate committees;
- conduct regular meetings and maintain records of all meetings and activities;
- act as official observers on the U.S. delegation to any negotiations to which the United States is a party regarding: (1) the reduction, limitation, or control of conventional weapons, weapons of mass destruction, or the means for delivery of any such weapons; (2) the reduction, limitation, or control of missile defenses; or (3) export controls; and
- study any issues related to national security that the Senate Majority and Minority leaders jointly determine appropriate.
Encourages the Working Group to consult with parliamentarians and legislators of foreign nations and to participate in international forums and institutions regarding such national security matters.
Prohibits the Working Group from investigating matters relating to espionage or intelligence operations against the United States, counterintelligence operations and activities, or other intelligence matters within the jurisdiction of the Select Committee on Intelligence.
Limits the salary of the Majority and Minority liaison staff assistant to a rate up to that allowed under the Legislative Branch Appropriations Act, 1968 for Senate committee employees.
Written by the nonpartisan Congressional Research Service, describing S.Res. 64 as passed Senate without amendment on Mar 5, 2013. It is not the text of the measure; a later amendment may have changed what it does.
Senate Mar 5, 2013
On the Amendment
Paul Amdt. No. 25
Amendment Rejected
44 Yea 53 Nay 3 not voting
Crossed both parties 25 of 97 voting members broke with their own party: 12 Democrats, 13 Republicans.
How the chamber split
DemocratsIndependentsRepublicansFilled: YeaRing: NayGrey: not voting or present
Showing 100 of 100 members
- RAlexanderTN · RepublicanYea
- RAyotteNH · RepublicanYea
- DTammy BaldwinWI · DemocraticNay
- RJohn BarrassoWY · RepublicanYea
- DBaucusMT · DemocraticBroke with party (Democratic majority)Yea
- DBegichAK · DemocraticNot voting
- DMichael F. BennetCO · DemocraticBroke with party (Democratic majority)Yea
- DRichard BlumenthalCT · DemocraticNay
- RBluntMO · RepublicanBroke with party (Republican majority)Nay
- RJohn BoozmanAR · RepublicanYea
- DBoxerCA · DemocraticBroke with party (Democratic majority)Yea
- DBrownOH · DemocraticNay
- RBurrNC · RepublicanYea
- DMaria CantwellWA · DemocraticNay
- DCardinMD · DemocraticNay
- DCarperDE · DemocraticNay
- DCaseyPA · DemocraticNay
- RChamblissGA · RepublicanBroke with party (Republican majority)Nay
- RCoatsIN · RepublicanYea
- RCoburnOK · RepublicanYea
- RCochranMS · RepublicanBroke with party (Republican majority)Nay
- RSusan M. CollinsME · RepublicanRunning in 2026Yea
- DChristopher A. CoonsDE · DemocraticBroke with party (Democratic majority)Running in 2026Yea
- RCorkerTN · RepublicanYea
- RJohn CornynTX · RepublicanBroke with party (Republican majority)Running in 2026Nay
- DCowanMA · DemocraticNay
- RMike CrapoID · RepublicanYea
- RTed CruzTX · RepublicanYea
- DDonnellyIN · DemocraticBroke with party (Democratic majority)Yea
- DRichard J. DurbinIL · DemocraticNay
- REnziWY · RepublicanYea
- DFeinsteinCA · DemocraticNay
- RDeb FischerNE · RepublicanYea
- RFlakeAZ · RepublicanYea
- DFrankenMN · DemocraticNay
- DKirsten E. GillibrandNY · DemocraticNay
- RGrahamSC · RepublicanBroke with party (Republican majority)Nay
- RChuck GrassleyIA · RepublicanYea
- DHaganNC · DemocraticBroke with party (Democratic majority)Yea
- DHarkinIA · DemocraticNay
- RHatchUT · RepublicanBroke with party (Republican majority)Nay
- DMartin HeinrichNM · DemocraticNay
- DHeitkampND · DemocraticNay
- RHellerNV · RepublicanYea
- DMazie K. HironoHI · DemocraticNay
- RJohn HoevenND · RepublicanBroke with party (Republican majority)Nay
- RInhofeOK · RepublicanYea
- RIsaksonGA · RepublicanBroke with party (Republican majority)Nay
- RJohannsNE · RepublicanYea
- DJohnsonSD · DemocraticNay
- RRon JohnsonWI · RepublicanYea
- DTim KaineVA · DemocraticNay
- IAngus S. King, Jr.ME · IndependentNay
- RKirkIL · RepublicanBroke with party (Republican majority)Nay
- DAmy KlobucharMN · DemocraticNay
- DLandrieuLA · DemocraticBroke with party (Democratic majority)Yea
- DLautenbergNJ · DemocraticNot voting
- DLeahyVT · DemocraticNay
- RMike LeeUT · RepublicanYea
- DLevinMI · DemocraticNay
- DManchinWV · DemocraticNay
- RMcCainAZ · RepublicanYea
- DMcCaskillMO · DemocraticBroke with party (Democratic majority)Yea
- RMitch McConnellKY · RepublicanBroke with party (Republican majority)Nay
- DMenendezNJ · DemocraticNay
- DJeff MerkleyOR · DemocraticBroke with party (Democratic majority)Running in 2026Yea
- DMikulskiMD · DemocraticNay
- RJerry MoranKS · RepublicanYea
- RLisa MurkowskiAK · RepublicanYea
- DChristopher MurphyCT · DemocraticNay
- DPatty MurrayWA · DemocraticNay
- DNelsonFL · DemocraticNay
- RRand PaulKY · RepublicanYea
- RPortmanOH · RepublicanYea
- DPryorAR · DemocraticBroke with party (Democratic majority)Yea
- DJack ReedRI · DemocraticRunning in 2026Nay
- DReidNV · DemocraticNay
- RJames E. RischID · RepublicanRunning in 2026Yea
- RRobertsKS · RepublicanBroke with party (Republican majority)Nay
- DRockefellerWV · DemocraticNay
- RRubioFL · RepublicanBroke with party (Republican majority)Nay
- IBernard SandersVT · IndependentNay
- DBrian SchatzHI · DemocraticNay
- DCharles E. SchumerNY · DemocraticNay
- RTim ScottSC · RepublicanYea
- RSessionsAL · RepublicanYea
- DJeanne ShaheenNH · DemocraticBroke with party (Democratic majority)Yea
- RShelbyAL · RepublicanYea
- DStabenowMI · DemocraticNay
- DTesterMT · DemocraticNay
- RJohn ThuneSD · RepublicanYea
- RToomeyPA · RepublicanYea
- DUdallCO · DemocraticNot voting
- DUdallNM · DemocraticBroke with party (Democratic majority)Yea
- RVitterLA · RepublicanYea
- DMark R. WarnerVA · DemocraticRunning in 2026Nay
- DElizabeth WarrenMA · DemocraticNay
- DSheldon WhitehouseRI · DemocraticNay
- RRoger F. WickerMS · RepublicanBroke with party (Republican majority)Nay
- DRon WydenOR · DemocraticNay
100 members on this roll call, from the official Senate record. Party majorities need at least five voting members, so an independent never counts as breaking with a party.