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The Senate rejected a motion to waive applicable budgetary discipline for Reed Amendment No. 5514, 46-53, short of the 60 votes required.
The Senate considered whether to waive all applicable budgetary discipline for Reed Amendment No. 5514. ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the measure it concerns. The motion was rejected, so the requested waiver was not granted.
This roll call did not decide the amendment's final fate. The requested waiver was not granted.
Why it matters. The vote determined whether applicable budgetary discipline would be waived for Reed Amendment No. 5514; the waiver did not pass.
Who’s affected. Senators considering Reed Amendment No. 5514: The amendment did not receive the requested waiver from applicable budgetary discipline.
Democrats. Forty-four Democrats voted yes, and one did not vote.
Republicans. All 53 Republicans voted no.
Jun 4, 2026
The Senate rejected a motion to waive applicable budgetary discipline for Reed Amendment No.
5514, 46-53, short of the 60 votes required.
This was a motion to waive budgetary discipline, not a direct vote on the amendment. It required 60 votes, three-fifths of the full Senate.
This roll call did not decide the amendment's final fate. The requested waiver was not granted.
The vote determined whether applicable budgetary discipline would be waived for Reed Amendment No. 5514; the waiver did not pass.
The vote followed the parties' majority positions: Democrats and independents voted yes, while Republicans voted no.
Forty-four Democrats voted yes, and one did not vote.
All 53 Republicans voted no.
Both independents voted yes.