Votes on Tuesday as the Senate, on a 41-9 vote, approved a measure to ban smoking in most workplaces and public spaces in Pennsylvania. Voting "yes" were 20 Republicans and all 21 Democrats. Voting "no" were 9 Republicans.

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Armstrong (R-Lancaster), Y
Baker (R-Luzerne), Y
Boscola (D-Northampton), Y
Browne (R-Lehigh), Y
Brubaker (R-Lancaster), Y
Corman (R-Centre), Y
Costa (D-Allegheny), Y
Dinniman (D-Chester), Y
Earll (R-Erie), N
Eichelberger (R-Blair), N
Erickson (R-Delaware), Y
Ferlo (D-Allegheny), Y
Folmer (R-Lebanon), N
Fontana (D-Allegheny), Y
Fumo (D-Philadelphia), Y
Gordner (R-Columbia), Y
Greenleaf (R-Montgomery), Y
Hughes (D-Philadelphia), Y
Kasunic (D-Fayette), Y
Kitchen (D-Philadelphia), Y
LaValle (D-Beaver), Y
Logan (D-Allegheny), Y
Madigan (R-Bradford), Y
McIlhinney (R-Bucks), Y
Mellow (D-Lackawanna), Y
Musto (D-Luzerne), Y
O'Pake (D-Berks), Y
Orie (R-Allegheny), Y
Piccola (R-Dauphin), Y
Pileggi (R-Delaware), Y
Pippy (R-Allegheny), Y
Punt (R-Franklin), N
Rafferty (R-Chester), Y
Regola (R-Westmoreland), N
Rhoades (R-Schuylkill), Y
Robbins (R-Mercer), N
Scarnati (R-Jefferson), N
Stack (D-Philadelphia), Y
Stout (D-Washington), Y
Tartaglione (D-Philadelphia), Y
Tomlinson (R-Bucks), Y
Vance (R-Cumberland), Y
Washington (D-Philadelphia), Y
Waugh (R-York), Y
White, D. (R-Indiana), N
White, M.J. (R-Venango), N
Williams, A. (D-Philadelphia), Y
Williams, C. (D-Montgomery), Y
Wonderling (R-Montgomery), Y
Wozniak (D-Cambria), Y