List of Alito votes from PFAW

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This is from an email I received from PFAW, and how everyone voted in respect to Alito:

We are, of course, deeply disappointed that the Senate voted to confirm Samuel Alito to the Supreme Court moments ago.

But we are heartened by the fact that despite overwhelming odds from the beginning, PFAW activists never gave up. You sent over 600,000 faxes and emails to the Senate in the last five days alone! Thank you for all your hard work!

We fought hard up until the final vote, convincing 42 senators to vote against Alito's confirmation. We even helped inspire 25 progressive senators to stand on principle and attempt a filibuster even though the odds were against them.

Now that the fight is over, it's important to let the senators who fought Alito know you appreciated their standing up for our rights -- when the next fight comes, they'll be in a stronger position to lead if they're confident they'll have our support. Also let senators who voted to confirm Alito know that you'll remember their votes when they're up for reelection.

Here's how senators voted on the filibuster and on the final vote. Call your senators and let them hear your appreciation or disappointment.

Share your thoughts on your calls by visiting http://www.SaveTheCourt.org/CallReport.

--Your Allies at People For the American Way

Alaska
Lisa Murkowski voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Ted Stevens voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Alabama
Jeff Sessions voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Richard Shelby voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Arkansas
Blanche Lincoln voted against confirming Alito but voted against the filibuster.
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Mark Pryor voted against confirming Alito but voted against the filibuster.
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Arizona
Jon Kyl voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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John McCain voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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California
Barbara Boxer voted against confirming Alito and voted for the filibuster.
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Dianne Feinstein voted against confirming Alito and voted for the filibuster.
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Colorado
Ken Salazar voted against confirming Alito but voted against the filibuster.
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Wayne Allard voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Connecticut
Christopher Dodd voted against confirming Alito and voted for the filibuster.
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Joseph Lieberman voted against confirming Alito but voted against the filibuster.
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Delaware
Joseph Biden voted against confirming Alito and voted for the filibuster.
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Thomas Carper voted against confirming Alito but voted against the filibuster.
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Florida
Bill Nelson voted against confirming Alito but voted against the filibuster.
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Mel Martinez voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Georgia
Saxby Chambliss voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Johnny Isakson voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Hawaii
Daniel Akaka voted against confirming Alito but voted against the filibuster.
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Daniel Inouye voted against confirming Alito but voted against the filibuster.
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Iowa
Tom Harkin voted against confirming Alito and supported the filibuster but did not vote.
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Chuck Grassley voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Idaho
Larry Craig voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Michael Crapo voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Illinois
Richard Durbin voted against confirming Alito and voted for the filibuster.
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Barack Obama voted against confirming Alito and voted for the filibuster.
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Indiana
Evan Bayh voted against confirming Alito and voted for the filibuster.
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Richard Lugar voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Kansas
Sam Brownback voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Pat Roberts voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Kentucky
Jim Bunning voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Mitch McConnell voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Louisiana
Mary Landrieu voted against confirming Alito but voted against the filibuster.
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David Vitter voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Massachusetts
Edward Kennedy voted against confirming Alito and voted for the filibuster.
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John Kerry voted against confirming Alito and voted for the filibuster.
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Maryland
Barbara Mikulski voted against confirming Alito and voted for the filibuster.
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Paul Sarbanes voted against confirming Alito and voted for the filibuster.
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Maine
Susan Collins voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Olympia Snowe voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Michigan
Carl Levin voted against confirming Alito and voted for the filibuster.
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Debbie Stabenow voted against confirming Alito and voted for the filibuster.
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Minnesota
Mark Dayton voted against confirming Alito and voted for the filibuster.
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Norm Coleman voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Missouri
Christopher Bond voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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James Talent voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Mississippi
Thad Cochran voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Trent Lott voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Montana
Max Baucus voted against confirming Alito but voted against the filibuster.
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Conrad Burns voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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North Carolina
Richard Burr voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Elizabeth Dole voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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North Dakota
Byron Dorgan voted against confirming Alito but voted against the filibuster.
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Kent Conrad voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Nebraska
Ben Nelson voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Chuck Hagel voted to confirm Alito but did not vote on the filibuster.
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New Hampshire
Judd Gregg voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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John Sununu voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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New Jersey
Frank Lautenberg voted against confirming Alito and voted for the filibuster.
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Robert Menendez voted against confirming Alito and voted for the filibuster.
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New Mexico
Jeff Bingaman voted against confirming Alito but voted against the filibuster.
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Pete Domenici voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Nevada
Harry Reid voted against confirming Alito and voted for the filibuster.
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John Ensign voted to confirm Alito but did not vote on the filibuster
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New York
Hillary Clinton voted against confirming Alito and voted for the filibuster.
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Charles Schumer voted against confirming Alito and voted for the filibuster.
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Ohio
Mike DeWine voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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George Voinovich voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Oklahoma
Tom Coburn voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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James Inhofe voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Oregon
Ron Wyden voted against confirming Alito and voted for the filibuster.
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Gordon Smith voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Pennsylvania
Rick Santorum voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Arlen Specter voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Rhode Island
Jack Reed voted against confirming Alito and voted for the filibuster.
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Lincoln Chafee voted against confirming Alito but voted against the filibuster.
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South Carolina
Jim DeMint voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Lindsey Graham voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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South Dakota
Tim Johnson voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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John Thune voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Tennessee
Lamar Alexander voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Bill Frist voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Texas
John Cornyn voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Kay Bailey Hutchison voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Utah
Robert Bennett voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Orrin Hatch voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Virginia
George Allen voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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John Warner voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Vermont
Patrick Leahy voted against confirming Alito and voted for the filibuster.
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James Jeffords voted against confirming Alito and voted for the filibuster.
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Washington
Maria Cantwell voted against confirming Alito but voted against the filibuster.
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Patty Murray voted against confirming Alito and voted for the filibuster.
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Wisconsin
Russell Feingold voted against confirming Alito and voted for the filibuster.
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Herb Kohl voted against confirming Alito but voted against the filibuster.
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West Virginia
John Rockefeller voted against confirming Alito but voted against the filibuster.
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Robert Byrd voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Wyoming
Michael Enzi voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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Craig Thomas voted to confirm Alito and voted against the filibuster.
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[dchill]

1. All of these votes...

ALL of them, are TRUE COLORS.

[still_one]

2. so much for collins and snowe being pro-choice repukes

as women they should be ashamed of themselves