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Spoiler alert: All republicans will vote "No" and all but two democrats will vote "Yes."
Guess who the Democrats voting "No" will be.
Edit: Still contact your representatives. It can help.
That's not how that works
It's a plausible theory but at the House Judiciary Committee everybody in both parties voted "yes"! We'll see what happens as things move forward. In the Senate, Rand Paul is a co-sponsor and Mike Lee's a likely yes vote, so it's not likely to be straight party-line.