What did Murkowski mean when she said her vote is withdrawn

[BigmanPigman]

since it wouldn't change anything. I know she voted for Daines (yes) since he is absent but did she take back her "No" vote?

[riverwalker]

1. She votes present

It’s a procedural thing.

[uppityperson]

2. Yes, she took it back

[eleny]

3. She voted for Daines? Are you sure?

I thought Senators had to be present. Never heard of proxy voting. A new one to me.

[bearsfootball516]

6. She didn't for for Daines, she abstained in respect for him not being there.

[eleny]

7. Thanks

The way the op is worded prompted my asking. I knew she was voting "present". Again, thanks!

[k8conant]

4. Daines would have voted yes; she withdrew her No

so 50-48 in favor of "Brat" Kavanaugh

[marybourg]

5. He wasn't there to vote "no", so she took back her

“yes” so that the vote came out the same as tho he had voted yes and she had voted no, so that he didn’t have to leave his daughters wedding. Old fashioned collegiality.

[WillowTree]

8. Actually, it was exactly the reverse of that.

He wasn't there to vote "yes", so she took back her "no"…….

[marybourg]

11. Right you are !

[Horse with no Name]

10. Isn't that nice?

[Kajun Gal]

9. Why did she even show up?