U.S. SENATE

Cynthia M. Lummis

RepublicanWyomingOutgoing · currently serving

Sworn into the Senate on January 3, 2021 Source

How they voted 917

Their recorded votes in Congress, including what was decided and how they voted.

Yea/Aye supports the question being voted on. Nay/No opposes it. Colors describe the recorded choice, not a political rating.

Partial vote history. See collection coverage

All votes (917)Yea / Aye (657)Nay / No (230)Not Voting (30)

Sep 15, 2025Senate vote #517 · 2025S.Res. 377

Yea

Senate approved considering executive nominees together

AI-assisted summary

S.Res. 377 authorizes the Senate to consider a group of nominations together in executive session, including nominees for executive posts at the Departments of Defense, Energy, the Interior, and Labor, and ambassadors to Argentina, Greece, Liechtenstein, and Sweden. The Senate agreed to the resolution, 51–44, authorizing that grouped consideration. This did not itself confirm the nominees.

Context: The resolution authorizes grouped consideration; it does not identify the nominees by name or confirm them.

Sep 11, 2025Senate vote #516 · 2025S.Res. 377

Yea

Limit debate on grouping executive and ambassador nominations

AI-assisted summary

The resolution would allow the Senate to consider together nominations for executive posts, including in Defense, Energy, Interior, and Labor, and ambassador posts in Argentina, Greece, Liechtenstein, and Sweden. The Senate agreed to limit debate on the resolution, allowing a further vote on it; this did not itself approve the resolution or confirm any nominees.

Context: The nomination list reflects the resolution summary dated September 8, 2025; the record does not establish the exact nominations covered by the vote.

Sep 11, 2025Senate vote #515 · 2025S.Res. 377

Nay

Reject challenge to grouping executive and ambassador nominations

AI-assisted summary

The resolution would allow the Senate to consider together nominations for executive posts and ambassadors. The Senate rejected the presiding officer’s ruling on a procedural challenge to the resolution, so the ruling did not stand. This vote did not approve the resolution or confirm any nominees.

Context: The record does not describe the underlying point of order or the chair’s ruling in detail.

Sep 11, 2025Senate vote #514 · 2025S.Res. 377

Yea

Reconsider limit-debate vote on grouping nominations

AI-assisted summary

The resolution would let the Senate consider together nominations for executive posts in several departments and U.S. ambassadors to Argentina, Greece, Liechtenstein, and Sweden. The Senate agreed to reconsider its earlier vote on limiting debate, reopening that question; this vote did not approve the resolution or confirm nominees.

Context: The nomination list reflects the resolution summary dated September 8, 2025; the record does not establish the exact nominations covered by the vote.

Sep 11, 2025Senate vote #513 · 2025S.Res. 377

Yea

Limit debate on grouping executive and ambassador nominations

AI-assisted summary

The resolution would allow the Senate to consider together nominations for executive posts, including in Defense, Energy, Interior, and Labor, and ambassador posts in Argentina, Greece, Liechtenstein, and Sweden. The Senate did not reach the required three-fifths threshold to limit debate on the resolution. This vote did not decide whether to approve the resolution or confirm any nominees.

Context: The nomination list reflects the resolution summary dated September 8, 2025; the record does not establish the exact nominations covered by the vote.

Sep 10, 2025Senate vote #512 · 2025S.Amdt. 3849

Yea

Set aside amendment to release Jeffrey Epstein-related documents

AI-assisted summary

The amendment would direct the Attorney General to make documents related to Jeffrey Epstein publicly available. The Senate agreed to a motion to table the amendment, 51–49, setting that amendment aside rather than adopting it.

Context: The supplied description is the amendment’s purpose, not its full text.

Sep 9, 2025Senate vote #511 · 2025S.Res. 377

Yea

Begin considering resolution to group nominations together

AI-assisted summary

The resolution would allow the Senate to consider together nominations for executive posts in several departments and ambassadors to Argentina, Greece, Liechtenstein, and Sweden. The Senate agreed to enter executive session and begin considering the resolution. This procedural vote did not approve the resolution or confirm any nominees.

Context: The nomination list reflects the resolution summary dated September 8, 2025; the record does not establish the exact nominations covered by the vote.

Sep 9, 2025Senate vote #510 · 2025S.Res. 377

Yea

Set aside challenge to grouping nominations together

AI-assisted summary

The resolution would allow the Senate to consider together nominations for executive posts and ambassadors. The Senate agreed to set aside Senator Schumer’s point of order concerning the resolution. The vote disposed of that procedural challenge, not the resolution itself, and did not confirm any nominees.

Context: The record does not state what the point of order argued.

Sep 9, 2025Senate vote #509 · 2025Nomination PN346-3

Yea

Confirm Kyle Christopher Dudek as a Florida district judge

AI-assisted summary

The Senate confirmed Kyle Christopher Dudek, of Florida, to be a United States District Judge for the Middle District of Florida. The recorded vote confirmed the nomination, 53–45.