Whip Count: Tell your Senator to pass the public option via reconciliation!

After the loss of Ted Kennedy's seat in Massachusetts, the idea of passing a health care bill through budget reconciliation - a process that only requires 51 votes in the Senate - has been gaining momentum.

Can you ask your senator to make a public statement in support of passing the public option via reconciliation?

Already 119 members of the House have called upon the Senate to pass the public option via reconciliation. Now we need the Senate Democratic caucus to get on board.

Click on your Senator or state below to join us by calling your elected official or call Harry Reid.

Name State Calls Reported Petition Signatures Publicly Committed?
Harry Reid Nevada 351 787 Committed
Mark Begich Alaska 90 370 Not Committed
Mark Pryor Arkansas 37 424 Not Committed
John Boozman Arkansas 55 424 Not Committed
Dianne Feinstein California 605 25,199 Committed
Barbara Boxer California 673 25,199 Committed
Mark Udall Colorado 763 3,640 Committed
Michael Bennet Colorado 6 3,640 Committed
Joe Lieberman Connecticut 348 1,864 Committed
Tom Carper Delaware 34 214 Not Committed
Christopher Coons Delaware 29 214 Committed
Bill Nelson Florida 837 5,307 Committed
Dan Inouye Hawaii 42 638 Committed
Daniel Akaka Hawaii 142 638 Committed
Tom Harkin Iowa 154 878 Not Committed
Dick Durbin Illinois 517 4,400 Committed
Mark Kirk Illinois 116 4,400 Committed
Dan Coats Indiana 194 1,426 Not Committed
Mary Landrieu Louisiana 89 471 Not Committed
John Kerry Massachusetts 214 5,645 Committed
Barbara Mikulski Maryland 73 2,027 Committed
Benjamin Cardin Maryland 272 2,027 Committed
Carl Levin Michigan 264 3,011 Committed
Debbie Stabenow Michigan 187 3,011 Committed
Amy Klobuchar Minnesota 379 2,623 Committed
Al Franken Minnesota 93 2,623 Committed
Roy Blunt Missouri 272 1,371 Not Committed
Max Baucus Montana 93 556 Not Committed
Jon Tester Montana 103 556 Committed
Kay Hagan North Carolina 491 2,682 Not Committed
Kent Conrad North Dakota 8 97 Not Committed
John Hoeven North Dakota 7 97 Committed
Ben Nelson Nebraska 43 346 Not Committed
Kelly Ayotte New Hampshire 83 798 Committed
Frank Lautenberg New Jersey 87 3,061 Committed
Robert Menendez New Jersey 192 3,061 Committed
Jeff Bingaman New Mexico 320 2,079 Committed
Tom Udall New Mexico 104 2,079 Committed
Charles Schumer New York 481 10,543 Committed
Kirsten Gillibrand New York 6 10,543 Committed
Rob Portman Ohio 8 2,667 Committed
Ron Wyden Oregon 468 4,668 Committed
Jeff Merkley Oregon 7 4,668 Committed
Robert Casey Pennsylvania 224 4,433 Committed
Pat Toomey Pennsylvania 654 4,433 Committed
Jack Reed Rhode Island 16 493 Committed
Sheldon Whitehouse Rhode Island 17 493 Committed
Tim Johnson South Dakota 16 160 Committed
Jim Webb Virginia 284 2,147 Not Committed
Mark Warner Virginia 290 2,147 Not Committed
Patrick Leahy Vermont 37 1,026 Committed
Bernie Sanders Vermont 38 1,026 Committed
Patty Murray Washington 698 6,522 Committed
Maria Cantwell Washington 980 6,522 Committed
Herb Kohl Wisconsin 277 2,245 Not Committed
Ron Johnson Wisconsin 289 2,245 Committed
Jay Rockefeller West Virginia 50 344 Not Committed
Joe Manchin West Virginia 60 344 Not Committed