This bill would bring financial stability to the Postal Service. First, it eliminates the mandate that the Postal Service pre-fund its retiree health care benefits decades in advance, a requirement asked of no other public or private agency. Second, it adopts private sector best practices by maximizing the integration of postal annuitants into Medicare – a program to which the Postal Service and its workers have contributed over $34 billion. Additionally, the legislation benefits the public by codifying the mandate to provide six-day mail delivery.
Vote result: Passed
YEAs: 79
NAYs: 19
| Legislator Sort descending | State | Party | Vote | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Sen. Tammy Baldwin |
Democrat
|
Yes | |
|
Sen. John Barrasso |
Republican
|
Yes | |
|
Sen. Michael Bennet |
Democrat
|
Yes | |
|
Sen. Marsha Blackburn |
Republican
|
No | |
|
Sen. Richard Blumenthal |
Democrat
|
Yes | |
|
Sen. Roy Blunt |
Republican
|
Yes | |
|
Sen. Cory Booker |
Democrat
|
Yes | |
|
Sen. John Boozman |
Republican
|
Yes | |
|
Sen. Mike Braun |
Republican
|
No | |
|
Sen. Sherrod Brown |
Democrat
|
Yes | |
|
Sen. Richard M. Burr |
Republican
|
Yes | |
|
Sen. Maria Cantwell |
Democrat
|
Yes | |
|
Sen. Shelley Moore Capito |
Republican
|
Yes | |
|
Sen. Benjamin L. Cardin |
Democrat
|
Yes | |
|
Sen. Thomas R. Carper |
Democrat
|
Yes | |
|
Sen. Bob Casey |
Democrat
|
Yes | |
|
Sen. Bill Cassidy |
Republican
|
Yes | |
|
Sen. Susan Collins |
Republican
|
Yes | |
|
Sen. Christopher A. Coons |
Democrat
|
Yes | |
|
Sen. John Cornyn |
Republican
|
No |