[The Wizard]

thanks, only democrats voted against

[Oldeconomybuyer]

Of note, only 4 of the 34 US Senators up for re-election in 2002 voted AGAINST the resolution.  Details follow:

14 Democrat Senators up for re-election in 2002.  Nays indicated in BLUE:

Max Baucus (MT)
Joseph R. Biden, Jr. (DE)
Jean Carnahan (MO)
Max W. Cleland (GA)
Richard Durbin (IL)
Tom Harkin (IA)
Tim Johnson (SD)
John F. Kerry (MA)
Marry Landrieu (LA)
Carl Levin (MI)
Jack Reed (RI)
Jay Rockefeller (WV)
Robert Torricelli (NJ) (Withdrew 09/30/02)
Paul Wellstone (MN)

20 Republican Senators up for re-election in 2002:

Wayne Allard (CO) 
Thad Cochran (MS) 
Susan M. Collins (ME) 
Larry E. Craig (ID) 
Pete V. Domenci (NM) 
Michael B. Enzi (WY) 
Phil Gramm (TX) (Retiring - Not Running)
Chuck Hagel (NE) 
Jesse Helms (NC) (Retiring - Not Running)
Tim Hutchinson (AR) 
James Inhofe (OK) 
Mitch McConnell (KY) 
Pat Roberts (KS) 
Jeff Sessions (AL) 
Gordon Smith (OR) 
Robert C. Smith (NH) 
Ted Stevens (AK) 
Fred Thompson (TN) (Retiring - Not Running)
Strom Thurmond (SC) (Retiring - Not Running)
John Warner (VA)

[Destructor]

I'm amazed that Hillary Clinton voted with the YEAs.

[Lil'freeper]

Sarbanes and Mikulski do MD proud...again. Not.

[Pagey]

Feinstein (D-CA) Voted Yes
Boxer (D-CA) Voted No

Hmmm, My DumbocRATic California Senators have a difference of opinion on this.In any case, they're both horrible humans,bad for America and have been representing Calif. for much too long.