In this post, I am collecting reports about where Democratic senators are telling constituents they stand on the Trump/Elon continuing resolution bill. If you haven’t, please read the piece immediately below this one (or click here) about the choice Dems now face.
NO VOTES
Sen. Kim (NJ): comments from staffers suggest he’s a hard no on the Elon/Trump continuing resolution bill.
Sen. Sanders (VT): hard no, according to Senate office.
Sen. Slotkin (MI): telling constituents same “soft no” as she enunciated in Meet the Press appearance.
Sen. Coons (DE): an apparent no based on quotes in this local Delaware press article from March 7th.
Sen. Kaine (VA): telling constituents he currently has no position on the Elon/Trump bill. His staff doesn’t seem to know. But on Sunday night Sen. Kaine appeared to declare himself a flat no on the Elon/Trump continuing resolution bill.
Sen. Murray (WA): refers constituents to statement which appears to be a soft no.
Sen. Markey (MA): telling constituents he is against Musk but will vote yes on Elon/Trump bill. Now telling constituents they either “cannot confirm” he’s a yes vote or that he hasn’t taken a position. 10:22 PM: 3.10.25. Appears to be leaning No based on this tweet. Now telling constituents he is a firm no.
Sen. Warren (MA): telling constituents she currently has no position on the Elon/Trump continuing resolution bill. Now appears to be a hard no based on floor statement.
YES VOTES
Sen. Fetterman (PA): An apparent yes based on public comments.
NO POSITION
Sen. Warner (VA): telling constituents he currently has no position on the Elon/Trump continuing resolution bill.
Sen. Duckworth (IL): telling constituents she currently has no position on the Elon/Trump continuing resolution bill.
Sen. Booker (NJ): no clear position on Elon/Trump continuing resolution bill.
Sen. Ossoff (GA): telling constituents he currently has no position on the Elon/Trump continuing resolution bill.
Sen. Warnock (GA): telling constituents he currently has no position on the Elon/Trump continuing resolution bill.
Sen. Cantwell (WA): telling constituents she currently has no position on the Elon/Trump continuing resolution bill.
Sen. Hickenlooper (CO): telling constituents he currently has no position on the Elon/Trump continuing resolution bill.
Sen. Padilla (CA): telling constituents he currently has no position on the Elon/Trump continuing resolution bill.
Sen. Luján (NM): telling constituents he currently has no position on the Elon/Trump continuing resolution bill.
Sen. Heinrich (NM): telling constituents he currently has no position on the Elon/Trump continuing resolution bill.
Sen. Welch (VT): staffers do not appear to know his position.
Sen. Schumer (NY): telling constituents he currently has no position on the Elon/Trump continuing resolution bill.
Sen. Merkley (OR): telling constituents he currently has no position on the Elon/Trump continuing resolution bill.
Sen. Blumenthal (CT): telling constituents he currently has no position on the Elon/Trump continuing resolution bill.
Sen. Gillibrand (NY): telling constituents they don’t currently know her position on the Elon/Trump continuing resolution bill.
Sen. King (ME): telling constituents he currently has no position on the Elon/Trump continuing resolution bill.
Sen. Klobuchar (MN): telling constituents office has not yet been briefed on her position on the Elon/Trump continuing resolution bill.
Sen. Murphy (CT): telling constituents he currently has no position on the Elon/Trump continuing resolution bill.
Sen. Smith (MN): telling constituents she currently has no position on the Elon/Trump continuing resolution bill.
Sen. Reed (RI): telling constituents he currently has no position on the Elon/Trump continuing resolution bill.
Sen. Whitehouse (RI): telling constituents he currently has no position on the Elon/Trump continuing resolution bill.
Sen. Gallego (AZ): telling constituents he currently has no position on the Elon/Trump continuing resolution bill.
