Kan. Senate roll call on anti-abortion bill

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TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) -- The 25-13 vote Thursday night by which the Senate failed to override a veto of a bill dealing with late-term abortions.

A "yes" vote was a vote to override the veto. A "no" vote was a vote to sustain the veto.

Supporters of the bill needed a two-thirds majority, or 27 votes, to override the veto.

Of the 31 Republicans, 24 voted "yes," six voted "no" and one did not vote.

Of the nine Democrats, one voted "yes," seven voted "no" and one did not vote.

REPUBLICANS VOTING YES

Steve Abrams, Arkansas City.

Pat Apple, Louisburg.

Jim Barnett, Emporia.

Karin Brownlee, Olathe.

Terry Bruce, Hutchinson.

Jeff Colyer, Overland Park.

Les Donovan, Wichita.

Tim Huelskamp, Fowler.

Dick Kelsey, Goddard.

Julia Lynn, Olathe.

Bob Marshall, Fort Scott.

Ty Masterson, Andover.

Carolyn McGinn, Sedgwick.

Steve Morris, Hugoton.

Ralph Ostmeyer, Grinnell.

Tim Owens, Overland Park.

Mike Petersen, Wichita.

Mary Pilcher Cook, Shawnee.

Dennis Pyle, Hiawatha.

Roger Reitz, Manhattan.

Derek Schmidt, Independence.

Mark Taddiken, Clifton.

Dwayne Umbarger, Thayer.

Susan Wagle, Wichita.

REPUBLICANS VOTING NO

Pete Brungardt, Salina.

Jay Emler, Lindsborg.

Vicki Schmidt, Topeka.

Jean Schodorf, Wichita.

John Vratil, Leawood.

David Wysong, Mission Hills.

REPUBLICANS NOT VOTING

Ruth Teichman, Stafford.

DEMOCRATS VOTING YES

Janis Lee, Kensington.

DEMOCRATS VOTING NO

Oletha Faust-Goudeau, Wichita.

Marci Francisco, Lawrence.

Anthony Hensley, Topeka.

Tom Holland, Baldwin City.

Laura Kelly, Topeka.

Kelly Kultala, Kansas City.

Chris Steineger, Kansas City.

DEMOCRATS NOT VOTING

David Haley, Kansas City.