Military Action in Syria: Where the Senate Stands

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The ABC News political unit has put together a "whip count" of how senators are likely to vote on the Syria resolution. The count is based on public statements, interviews with aides, and statements from Tuesday's Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing - and it could change. ABC News will continue to update this list as new information becomes available. Last Update: Sept. 10, 6:42 p.m.

SUPPORT MILITARY ACTION IN SYRIA: 22

LIKELY TO SUPPORT MILITARY ACTION IN SYRIA: 2

OPPOSE MILITARY ACTION IN SYRIA: 31

LIKELY TO OPPOSE: 6

UNDECIDED: 39

SUPPORT

22 total - 6 Republicans, 16 Democrats

Chris Coons D Del. Bob Corker R Tenn.
Tim Kaine D Va. John McCain R Ariz.
Barbara Boxer D Calif. Saxby Chambliss R Ga.
Dianne Feinstein D Calif. Mark Kirk R Ill.
Bill Nelson D Fla. Richard Burr R N.C.
Ben Cardin D Md. Jeff Flake R Ariz.
Carl Levin D Mich.
Harry Reid D Nev.
Jeanne Shaheen D N.H.
Bob Menendez D N.J.
Kay Hagan D N.C.
Dick Durbin D Ill.
Chuck Schumer D N.Y.
Martin Heinrich D N.M.
Bob Casey, Jr. D Pa.
Barbara Mikulski D Md.

LIKELY TO SUPPORT

2 total - 1 Republican, 1 Democrats

Tom Carper D Del. Lindsey Graham R S.C.

OPPOSE

31 total - 23 Republicans, 8 Democrats

Joe Manchin D W.Va. Lamar Alexander R Tenn.
Chris Murphy D Conn. Ted Cruz R Texas
Tom Udall D N.M. Mike Enzi R Wy.
Brian Schatz D Hawaii Mike Lee R Utah
Mark Pryor D Ark. Marco Rubio R Fla.
Ed Markey D Mass. Jim Inhofe R Okla.
Heidi Heitkamp D N.D. Jerry Moran R Kansas
Tammy Baldwin D Wis. Pat Roberts R Kansas
Rand Paul R Ky.
Jim Risch R Idaho
Ron Johnson R Wis.
John Barrasso R Wy.
John Cornyn R Texas
David Vitter R La.
Johnny Isakson R Ga.
Richard Shelby R Ala.
Dan Coats R Ind.
Mitch McConnell R Ky.
Roger Wicker R Miss.
John Hoeven R N.D.
Rob Portman R Ohio
Roy Blunt R Mo.
Dean Heller R Nev.

LIKELY TO OPPOSE

6 total - 4 Republicans, 1 Democrats, 1 Independent

Tom Harkin D Iowa John Boozman R Ark.
Chuck Grassley R Iowa
Mike Crapo R Idaho
Bernie Sanders I Vt. Susan Collins R Maine

UNDECIDED

39 total - 12 Republicans, 26 Democrats , 1 Independent

Al Franken D Minn. Mike Johanns R Neb.
Mark Begich D Alaska Kelly Ayotte R N.H.
Mark Udall D Colo. Pat Toomey R Pa.
Michael Bennet D Colo. Jeff Sessions R Ala.
Richard Blumenthal D Conn. Lisa Murkowski R Alaska
Mazie Hirono D Hawaii Jeffrey Chiesa R N.J.
Joe Donnelly D Ind. Tim Scott R S.C.
Mary Landrieu D La. John Thune R S.D.
Elizabeth Warren D Mass. Orrin Hatch R Utah
Amy Klobuchar D Minn. Thad Cochran R Miss.
Jon Tester D Mont. Deb Fischer R Neb.
Max Baucus D Mont. Tom Coburn R Okla.
Kirsten Gillibrand D N.Y.
Sherrod Brown D Ohio
Jeff Merkley D Ore.
Ron Wyden D Ore.
Jack Reed D R.I.
Sheldon Whitehouse D R.I.
Tim Johnson D S.D.
Patrick Leahy D Vt.
Mark Warner D Va.
Maria Cantwell D Wash.
Patty Murray D Wash.
Jay Rockefeller D W.Va.
Claire McCaskill D Mo.
Debbie Stabenow D Mich.
Angus King I Maine

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