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Roger Marshall's Key Votes in Congress, 2025 to 2026

Short answer

Roger Marshall of Kansas voted for the One Big Beautiful Bill Act on final Senate passage on July 1, 2025, which passed 50 to 50 with Vice President JD Vance breaking the tie. Of the 42 roll call votes listed on this page, Roger Marshall voted yes on 15 and no on 27.

This page lists 42 roll call votes cast by Roger Marshall, the Republican U.S. senator from Kansas, that are cited across Erfan Media's Kansas record pages, together with the Senate votes on the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Each row shows the date, what the vote was on, the result, the tally and Roger Marshall's position, and links to the official roll call record of the Senate, such as the final vote on the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

Every position, date and tally was checked row by row against the official roll call records of the Senate. Senate tallies count senators' votes only. On final passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act the Senate split 50 to 50 and Vice President JD Vance cast the tie-breaking vote. The topic pages linked in each row explain what each vote has meant for people in Kansas.

Roger Marshall's Votes: One Big Beautiful Bill Act (H.R. 1)

DateVote onResultTallyVoteRoll callCovered on
June 28, 2025Motion to proceed to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which brought the bill to the Senate floorMotion to Proceed Agreed to51 to 49YesRoll call 329 (2025)One Big Beautiful Bill
June 30, 2025Markey motion to strip provisions that would make rural hospitals more likely to close or cut servicesMotion Rejected49 to 51NoRoll call 333 (2025)Overview, One Big Beautiful Bill, Health Care
June 30, 2025Motion to waive the Budget Act against Senator Klobuchar's point of order that the bill imposed an unfunded SNAP mandate on statesMotion Agreed to51 to 48YesRoll call 334 (2025)Overview, One Big Beautiful Bill, Food Assistance
June 30, 2025Wyden motion to strike any provision that cuts funding for MedicaidMotion Rejected47 to 53NoRoll call 335 (2025)Overview, One Big Beautiful Bill, Health Care
June 30, 2025Coons motion to remove new administrative burdens and paperwork requirements that strip people of federal benefitsMotion Rejected48 to 52NoRoll call 336 (2025)One Big Beautiful Bill, Health Care
June 30, 2025Lujan motion to strike all provisions relating to SNAPMotion Rejected49 to 51NoRoll call 337 (2025)One Big Beautiful Bill, Food Assistance
June 30, 2025Reed motion on state provider taxes and provisions that would lead to nursing home closuresMotion Rejected48 to 52NoRoll call 338 (2025)One Big Beautiful Bill, Health Care
June 30, 2025Motion to waive budget rules for the Ossoff amendment to extend the enhanced ACA premium tax creditsMotion Rejected47 to 53NoRoll call 339 (2025)One Big Beautiful Bill, Health Care
June 30, 2025Motion on Medicaid and hospital labor and delivery unitsMotion Rejected48 to 52NoRoll call 340 (2025)One Big Beautiful Bill, Health Care
July 1, 2025Sanders amendment to cut Medicare drug prices in half and add dental, vision and hearing coverage, under a 60-vote thresholdAmendment Rejected47 to 53NoRoll call 362 (2025)Overview, One Big Beautiful Bill, Medicare
July 1, 2025Final Senate passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill ActBill Passed50 to 50 (Vice President broke the tie)YesRoll call 372 (2025)Overview, One Big Beautiful Bill, Health Care, Medicare, Food Assistance

Roger Marshall's Votes: Budget Resolutions

DateVote onResultTallyVoteRoll callCovered on
February 21, 2025Adoption of the Senate budget resolution (S. Con. Res. 7)Concurrent Resolution Agreed to52 to 48YesRoll call 87 (2025)One Big Beautiful Bill, Medicare
April 5, 2025Adoption of the budget resolution (H. Con. Res. 14) under which the One Big Beautiful Bill Act was writtenConcurrent Resolution Agreed to51 to 48YesRoll call 191 (2025)One Big Beautiful Bill, Health Care

Roger Marshall's Votes: Health Care, Medicaid and Medicare

DateVote onResultTallyVoteRoll callCovered on
February 21, 2025Budget resolution motion on a point of order against legislation that would reduce Medicare and Medicaid benefitsMotion Rejected49 to 51NoRoll call 75 (2025)One Big Beautiful Bill, Medicare
April 4, 2025Budget resolution (H. Con. Res. 14) amendment on a reserve fund to prevent reductions in Medicaid enrollment or benefitsAmendment Rejected48 to 51NoRoll call 172 (2025)One Big Beautiful Bill
April 5, 2025Budget resolution motion on a point of order against legislation that would increase drug costs for seniors and people with disabilities on MedicareMotion Rejected49 to 50NoRoll call 185 (2025)Medicare
April 5, 2025Budget resolution amendment on a reserve fund to prevent Medicaid cuts that could lead to rural hospital closuresAmendment Rejected49 to 50NoRoll call 186 (2025)One Big Beautiful Bill, Health Care
December 11, 2025Cloture on a bill to extend the enhanced ACA premium tax credits (S. 3385), which needed 60 votesCloture Motion Rejected51 to 48NoRoll call 644 (2025)Overview, Health Care

Roger Marshall's Votes: Food Assistance

DateVote onResultTallyVoteRoll callCovered on
February 21, 2025Budget resolution motion on a point of order against legislation that would cut funding from the school lunch or school breakfast programsMotion Rejected49 to 51NoRoll call 79 (2025)Food Assistance
February 21, 2025Budget resolution amendment to strike reconciliation instructions requiring cuts to programs critical to rural Americans and food assistanceAmendment Rejected47 to 53NoRoll call 84 (2025)One Big Beautiful Bill, Food Assistance
April 4, 2025Budget resolution amendment to strike the instructions to the Agriculture CommitteeAmendment Rejected47 to 51NoRoll call 173 (2025)One Big Beautiful Bill, Food Assistance

Roger Marshall's Votes: Social Security

DateVote onResultTallyVoteRoll callCovered on
April 4, 2025Budget resolution amendment on a reserve fund for reversing cuts to the Social Security Administration, including cuts ordered by DOGEAmendment Rejected49 to 50NoRoll call 180 (2025)Social Security
April 5, 2025Budget resolution amendment to prevent DOGE from closing Social Security officesAmendment Rejected48 to 51NoRoll call 182 (2025)Overview, Social Security
April 5, 2025Budget resolution amendment to preserve access to Social Security's phone serviceAmendment Rejected48 to 51NoRoll call 187 (2025)Social Security

Roger Marshall's Votes: Tariffs and Prices

DateVote onResultTallyVoteRoll callCovered on
April 4, 2025Budget resolution amendment on a reserve fund to prevent tariffs from raising the cost of groceries and everyday goodsAmendment Rejected46 to 53NoRoll call 176 (2025)Tariffs and Prices
April 30, 2025Resolution ending the national emergency behind the global tariffs (S.J. Res. 49)Joint Resolution Defeated49 to 49NoRoll call 225 (2025)Overview, Tariffs and Prices
April 30, 2025Motion to table the motion to reconsider the vote on S.J. Res. 49 (global tariffs)Motion to Table Agreed to49 to 49 (Vice President broke the tie)YesRoll call 226 (2025)Tariffs and Prices
October 28, 2025Resolution ending the national emergency behind tariffs on Brazilian imports (S.J. Res. 81)Joint Resolution Passed52 to 48NoRoll call 594 (2025)Tariffs and Prices
October 29, 2025Resolution ending the national emergency behind tariffs on Canadian imports (S.J. Res. 77)Joint Resolution Passed50 to 46NoRoll call 598 (2025)Tariffs and Prices
October 30, 2025Resolution ending the national emergency behind the global tariffs (S.J. Res. 88)Joint Resolution Passed51 to 47NoRoll call 600 (2025)Tariffs and Prices

Roger Marshall's Votes: DOGE, Federal Workers and Spending Cuts

DateVote onResultTallyVoteRoll callCovered on
March 14, 2025Amendment to the March 2025 funding bill (H.R. 1968) to make veteran federal employees dismissed without cause eligible for reinstatementAmendment Rejected47 to 53NoRoll call 130 (2025)DOGE and Federal Workers
March 14, 2025Amendment to H.R. 1968 to prohibit DOGE from using appropriated fundsAmendment Rejected48 to 52NoRoll call 131 (2025)Overview, Social Security, DOGE and Federal Workers
April 4, 2025Budget resolution amendment on a reserve fund for protecting federal employees' collective bargaining agreements and right to organizeAmendment Rejected48 to 51NoRoll call 175 (2025)DOGE and Federal Workers

Roger Marshall's Votes: Epstein Files

DateVote onResultTallyVoteRoll callCovered on
September 10, 2025Motion to table an amendment directing the Attorney General to make Epstein documents publicMotion to Table Agreed to51 to 49YesRoll call 512 (2025)Overview, Epstein Files

Roger Marshall's Votes: Confirmation Votes

DateVote onResultTallyVoteRoll callCovered on
February 4, 2025Confirmation of Pam Bondi as Attorney GeneralNomination Confirmed54 to 46YesRoll call 33 (2025)Epstein Files
February 6, 2025Confirmation of Russell Vought as Director of the Office of Management and BudgetNomination Confirmed53 to 47YesRoll call 37 (2025)Overview, DOGE and Federal Workers
February 18, 2025Confirmation of Howard Lutnick as Secretary of CommerceNomination Confirmed51 to 45YesRoll call 57 (2025)Overview, Tariffs and Prices
February 26, 2025Confirmation of Jamieson Greer as U.S. Trade RepresentativeNomination Confirmed56 to 43YesRoll call 94 (2025)Overview, Tariffs and Prices
March 5, 2025Confirmation of Todd Blanche as Deputy Attorney GeneralNomination Confirmed52 to 46YesRoll call 105 (2025)Epstein Files
May 6, 2025Confirmation of Frank Bisignano as Commissioner of Social SecurityNomination Confirmed53 to 47YesRoll call 234 (2025)Overview, Social Security
July 9, 2025Confirmation of Scott Kupor as Director of the Office of Personnel ManagementNomination Confirmed49 to 46YesRoll call 379 (2025)DOGE and Federal Workers
August 8, 2026Confirmation of Todd Blanche as Attorney GeneralNomination Confirmed50 to 49YesRoll call 230 (2026)Overview, Epstein Files

Frequently Asked Questions Roger Marshall on Key Votes

How did Roger Marshall vote on the One Big Beautiful Bill and other key bills?

Roger Marshall of Kansas voted for the One Big Beautiful Bill Act on final Senate passage on July 1, 2025, which passed 50 to 50 with Vice President JD Vance breaking the tie. Of the 42 roll call votes listed on this page, Roger Marshall voted yes on 15 and no on 27.

Where do the votes on Roger Marshall's key votes page come from?

Each position, date and tally on Roger Marshall's key votes page matches the official roll call record of the Senate, linked in every row, for example the final Senate vote on the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Votes are grouped by topic and listed by date.

Last updated: 2026-10-28

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