washingtonpost.com staff
Wednesday, January 27, 1999

The 56-44 roll call by which the Senate voted to reject a motion to allow House prosecutors to call witnesses in the impeachment trial of President Clinton. Prosecutors on Tuesday said they wanted to call Monica S. Lewinsky, Vernon Jordan and White House aide Sidney Blumenthal, and requested that Clinton be available to be deposed.

On this vote, a "yes" vote was a vote to allow prosecutors to depose the witnesses, and a "no" vote was a vote to prevent witnesses from giving testimony.

Voting "yes" were 55 Republicans and 1 Democrat – Sen. Russ Feingold (D-Wis.). Voting "no" were 44 Democrats.

Alabama	Sen. Jeff Sessions (R): Yes	Sen. Richard Shelby (R): Yes
Alaska	Sen. Frank Murkowski (R): Yes	Sen. Ted Stevens (R): Yes
Arizona	Sen. Jon Kyl (R): Yes	Sen. John McCain (R): Yes
Arkansas	Sen. Tim Hutchinson (R): Yes	Sen. Blanche Lambert Lincoln (D): No
California	Sen. Barbara Boxer (D): No	Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D): No
Colorado	Sen. Wayne Allard (R): Yes	Sen. Ben Nighthorse Campbell (R): Yes
Connecticut	Sen. Christopher Dodd (D): No	Sen. Joseph Lieberman (D): No
Delaware	Sen. Joseph Biden (D): No	Sen. William Roth (R): Yes
Florida	Sen. Bob Graham (D): No	Sen. Connie Mack (R): Yes
Georgia	Sen. Max Cleland (D): No	Sen. Paul Coverdell (R): Yes
Hawaii	Sen. Daniel Akaka (D): No	Sen. Daniel Inouye (D): No
Idaho	Sen. Larry Craig (R): Yes	Sen. Mike Crapo (R): Yes
Illinois	Sen. Richard Durbin (D): No	Sen. Peter Fitzgerald (R): Yes
Indiana	Sen. Evan Bayh (D) No	Sen. Richard Lugar (R): Yes
Iowa	Sen. Charles Grassley (R): Yes	Sen. Tom Harkin (D): No
Kansas	Sen. Sam Brownback (R): Yes	Sen. Pat Roberts (R): Yes
Kentucky	Sen. Jim Bunning (R): Yes	Sen. Mitch McConnell (R): Yes
Louisiana	Sen. John Breaux (D): No	Sen. Mary Landrieu (D): No
Maine	Sen. Susan Collins (R): Yes	Sen. Olympia Snowe (R): Yes
Maryland	Sen. Barbara Mikulski (D): No	Sen. Paul Sarbanes (D): No
Massachusetts	Sen. Edward Kennedy (D): No	Sen. John Kerry (D): No
Michigan	Sen. Spencer Abraham (R): Yes	Sen. Carl Levin (D): No
Minnesota	Sen. Rod Grams (R): Yes	Sen. Paul Wellstone (D): No
Mississippi	Sen. Thad Cochran (R): Yes	Sen. Trent Lott (R): Yes
Missouri	Sen. John Ashcroft (R): Yes	Sen. Christopher (Kit) Bond (R): Yes
Montana	Sen. Max Baucus (D): No	Sen. Conrad Burns (R): Yes
Nebraska	Sen. Chuck Hagel (R): Yes	Sen. Bob Kerrey (D): No
Nevada	Sen. Richard Bryan (D): No	Sen. Harry Reid (D): No
New Hampshire	Sen. Judd Gregg (R): Yes	Sen. Bob Smith (R): Yes
New Jersey	Sen. Frank Lautenberg (D): No	Sen. Robert Torricelli (D): No
New Mexico	Sen. Jeff Bingaman (D): No	Sen. Pete Domenici (R): Yes
New York	Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan (D): No	Sen. Charles Schumer (D): No
North Carolina	Sen. John Edwards (D): No	Sen. Jesse Helms (R): Yes
North Dakota	Sen. Kent Conrad (D): No	Sen. Byron Dorgan (D): No
Ohio	Sen. Mike DeWine (R): Yes	Sen. George Voinovich (R): Yes
Oklahoma	Sen. James Inhofe (R): Yes	Sen. Don Nickles (R): Yes
Oregon	Sen. Gordon Smith (R): Yes	Sen. Ron Wyden (D): No
Pennsylvania	Sen. Rick Santorum (R): Yes	Sen. Arlen Specter (R): Yes
Rhode Island	Sen. John Chafee (R): Yes	Sen. Jack Reed (D): No
South Carolina	Sen. Ernest "Fritz" Hollings (D): No	Sen. Strom Thurmond (R): Yes
South Dakota	Sen. Thomas Daschle (D): No	Sen. Tim Johnson (D): No
Tennessee	Sen. Bill Frist (R): Yes	Sen. Fred Thompson (R): Yes
Texas	Sen. Phil Gramm (R): Yes	Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison (R): Yes
Utah	Sen. Robert Bennett (R): Yes	Sen. Orrin Hatch (R): Yes
Vermont	Sen. James Jeffords (R): Yes	Sen. Patrick Leahy (D): No
Virginia	Sen. Charles Robb (D): No	Sen. John Warner (R): Yes
Washington	Sen. Slade Gorton (R): Yes	Sen. Patty Murray (D): No
West Virginia	Sen. Robert Byrd (D): No	Sen. Jay Rockefeller (D): No
Wisconsin	Sen. Russell Feingold (D): Yes	Sen. Herb Kohl (D): No
Wyoming	Sen. Mike Enzi (R): Yes	Sen. Craig Thomas (R): Yes