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To: Ge0ffrey

According to USSenate.gov, Collins voted yes. Which is it?

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FNC (Tucker’s show) shows 52-48, and reported that Collins was a nay.

Odd that they are reporting different numbers than Senate dot gov.

I know this are provisions for Senators to “correct” their votes. Is that going on here, and if so, which way version is being corrected?


43 posted on 10/26/2020 5:33:06 PM PDT by leftcoaster
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To: leftcoaster

She probably has the go ahead to vote how she wants as it wasn’t needed, however, logically, the issue is Brett in her race and that’s going to hang over her.


45 posted on 10/26/2020 5:34:46 PM PDT by goodolemr
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To: leftcoaster
The 53-46-1 vote was an earlier procedural vote (5:13 PM EDT) to confirm McConnell's decision to not further delay the vote as was pushed by Chuckie.

The later actual confirmation vote at around 7:30 PM EDT was 52-48.

50 posted on 10/26/2020 5:37:16 PM PDT by SFConservative
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To: leftcoaster

Well you can’t have a hundred votes if one of the Senators didn’t show up.


59 posted on 10/26/2020 5:43:01 PM PDT by political1 (Love your neighbors)
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To: leftcoaster

There were two votes. A procedural vote that collins votes for them the confirmation vote where she voted nay


129 posted on 10/27/2020 3:17:36 AM PDT by Mom MD
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