How Did Your Senators Vote on Trump’s Key Appointments?

How Every Senator Voted on Trump's Key Appointments and What It Means for You

Transparency matters. Knowing how your elected representatives voted on critical issues gives you the power to hold them accountable.

That’s why we’ve created a comprehensive spreadsheet detailing how every U.S. senator voted on President Trump’s cabinet nominations and other key appointments during his administration.

This resource provides a clear, organized record of:

• Who was nominated: The names of Trump’s cabinet members and appointees.

• The position: From Secretary of State to Attorney General, see who filled these critical roles.

• Vote breakdown: The exact tally of “Yea”, “Nay”, and “Not Voting” votes for each nominee.

• How your senators voted: A detailed, state-by-state breakdown of votes by party affiliation.

Why This Matters

These appointments were pivotal in shaping policy decisions across healthcare, education, the environment, and more.

By understanding how your senators voted, you gain insight into their priorities and whether they align with your values.

For example, votes on cabinet members like the Secretary of the Treasury have far-reaching consequences, affecting disaster relief, federal benefits, infrastructure projects, and more—all issues directly impacting our daily lives.

What You Can Do

1. Review the spreadsheet: Click here to access the full document.

2. Check your senators’ votes: Compare their voting record to their campaign promises.

3. Take action: If you’re inspired, reach out to your senators to share your feedback or concerns. I recommend using 5Calls.org for this. They have scripts and more to help you.

Accountability is a Team Effort

This is more than a spreadsheet; it’s a tool for engagement. Share it with friends, family, and community members who want to stay informed about their representation in Congress. Let’s work together to ensure transparency and accountability in our government.

Get the Data Now

The spreadsheet is available to view free here: https://tinyurl.com/4avxkre6. I’ll be keeping it up to date as the confirmation votes proceed.

Dive in, explore the votes, and join the conversation.

Democracy works best when we’re all paying attention.