Dream Act Vote Projection!!

Hi, I'm new to all this and so what I have read the vote on the Dream Act would take place on Tuesday, September 21, 2010 on 2:15PM EST ( 11:30AM PST).

I have made some research and Here how it goes on a vote projection:

NAYS: 34
YEAS: 54


Democratic Senators Against the Bill: (Already added in the Projection)
Sen. Byron Dorgan (D-ND)
Sen. Jon Tester (D-MT)
Sen. Ben Nelson (D-NEB)

Republican Senators against the Bill ( Already added in the Projection) (Once-supported it)

Sen. John McCain (R-AZ)
Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-UT)
Sen. Bob Bannett (R-UT)
Sen. Graham (R-SC)
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REPUBLICANS SENATORS THAT SUPPORT THE DREAM ACT(ALREADY INCLUDED ON THE PROJECTION)
This Senator could change their mind so CALL THEM......
(5)
Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME)
Sen. Olympia Snowe (R-ME)
Sen. Richard Lugar (R-IN)
Sen. Samu Brownback (R-KS)
Sen. George LeMieux (R-FL)

This Senators would likely vote 'Yea 'but I a put them as a solid yea on the projection.





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Senators that ARE UNCLEAR! 12 (Not added in the Projection)

This Senator are the ones that would DECIDE whether or not the Dream Act Passes or Not. This Senators are not added in the Projection.

You can track them here if they change their mind to vote YEA OR NAY in 2010...


DREAM ACT VOTE IN 2007

1 Sen. Kay Hagan (D-NC) NEW SENATOR - NOT UP FOR RE-ELECTION
2 Sen. Mark Baucus (D-MT) NAY IN 2007 - NOT UP FOR RE-ELECTION
3 Sen. Carte Woodwin (D-WV) NEW SENATOR , - RETIRING , SEAT FOR ELECT.
4 Sen. Kent Conrad (D-ND) NAY IN 2007 , - NOT UP FOR RE-ELECTION
5 Sen. Charles Gassley (R-IA) NAY IN 2007 - IN RE-ELECTION BATTLE
6 Sen. Judd Gregg (R-NH) NAY IN 2007 - RETIRING, SEAT FOR ELECT.
7 Sen. Kay Hutchison (R-TX) YEA IN 2007 - NOT UP FOR RE-ELECTION
8 Sen. Mary Landrieu (D-LS) NAY IN 2007 - NOT UP FOR RE-ELECTION
9 Sen. Mark Pryor (D-ARK) NAY IN 2007 - NOT UP FOR RE-ELECTION
10 Sen. Mark Begich (D-AK) NEW SENATOR - NOT UP FOR RE-ELECTION
11 Sen. Scott Brown (R-MA) NEW SENATOR- NOT UP FOR RE-ELECTION
12 Sen. George Voinovi (R-OH) NAY IN 2007 - RETIRING, SEAT FOR ELECT.


Hope it passes....!!.

All we need is 6 of the undecided to say yea!!!

keep making Phone calls,emails and faxes!!!!

You can add Hagan to the democrats that are voting nay. What we really need is a list of unconfirmed/still on the fence senators and work on them. Who are the last 5 senators that haven't said anything.

And good job on the list. Those republicans that previously supported it are very important

So Then that would mean that there are 35 Sen. that are saying nay.

We can't have more than 6 "no" and we need 6 more yes

We were 8 short in 2007 but now we are 6 short and have not even go to the debate. We are doing well.

Source please?

What about Scott Brown?

Out of the 12 undecided, how many of them are up for reelection?

are they open on weekends?