Senate · 65th Congress · Roll call 325 · September 30, 1918

Senate rejects it

President Wilson addresses the Senate in person to urge passage as a war measure. The vote falls short of two-thirds.

Record description: To pass H.J. Res. 200.

Result

53 yea31 nayFailedTwo-thirds needed: 56 of 84

Party	Yea	Nay
Democrat	26	21
Republican	27	10

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Women's Right to Vote: The 19th Amendment

Source: Voteview roll call record. Tallies count members recorded yea or nay; official counts printed at the time can differ slightly because of pairs and later corrections. Party labels are those used at the time.

How each senator voted

31 of 96 members

Name	Party	State	Vote
John Hollis Bankhead	Democrat	AL	Nay
Oscar Wilder Underwood	Democrat	AL	Nay
Frank Bosworth Brandegee	Republican	CT	Nay
George Payne McLean	Republican	CT	Nay
Josiah Oliver Wolcott	Democrat	DE	Nay
Willard Saulsbury Jr.	Democrat	DE	Nay
Duncan Upshaw Fletcher	Democrat	FL	Nay
Park Trammell	Democrat	FL	Nay
Hoke Smith	Democrat	GA	Nay
Thomas William Hardwick	Democrat	GA	Nay
Walter Guion	Democrat	LA	Nay
Henry Cabot Lodge	Republican	MA	Nay
John Wingate Weeks	Republican	MA	Nay
John Walter Smith	Democrat	MD	Nay
Frederick Hale	Republican	ME	Nay
James Alexander Reed	Democrat	MO	Nay
John Sharp Williams	Democrat	MS	Nay
Furnifold McLendel Simmons	Democrat	NC	Nay
Lee Slater Overman	Democrat	NC	Nay
Gilbert Monell Hitchcock	Democrat	NE	Nay
Irving Webster Drew	Republican	NH	Nay
David Baird	Republican	NJ	Nay
Andrieus Aristieus Jones	Democrat	NM	Nay
James Wolcott Wadsworth Jr.	Republican	NY	Nay
Atlee Pomerene	Democrat	OH	Nay
Boies Penrose	Republican	PA	Nay
Christie Benet	Democrat	SC	Nay
Ellison DuRant Smith	Democrat	SC	Nay
John Knight Shields	Democrat	TN	Nay
Thomas Staples Martin	Democrat	VA	Nay
William Paul Dillingham	Republican	VT	Nay

Names link to each member's official biography in the Biographical Directory of the United States Congress.