Votes Sunday as the Senate, on a 33-17 vote, approved a measure to allow up to 2,000 slot machines at each of Indiana's two horse racing tracks. Voting yes were 17 Republicans and 16 Democrats. Voting no were 16 Republicans and 1 Democrat.

REPUBLICANS VOTING YES

Alting, Ron, Lafayette-22; Boots, Phil, Crawfordsville-23; Heinold, Victor, Valparaiso-5; Hershman, Brandt, Monticello-7; Jackman, Robert, Milroy-42; Kenley, Luke, Noblesville-20; Landske, Sue, Cedar Lake-6; Lawson, Connie, Danville-24; Long, David, Fort Wayne-16; Meeks, Robert, LaGrange-13; Merritt, Jim, Indianapolis-31; Nugent, Johnny, Lawrenceburg-43; Paul, Allen, Richmond-27; Riegsecker, Marvin, Goshen-12; Waltz, Brent, Greenwood-36; Waterman, John, Shelburn-39; Weatherwax, Thomas, Logansport-18;

REPUBLICANS VOTING NO

Becker, Vaneta, Evansville-50; Bray, Richard, Martinsville-37; Delph, Mike, Carmel-29; Dillon, Gary, Pierceton-17; Drozda, Jeff, Westfield-21; Ford, David, Hartford City-19; Gard, Beverly, Greenfield-28; Kruse, Dennis, Auburn-14; Lubbers, Teresa, Indianapolis-30; Miller, Patricia, Indianapolis-32; Mishler, Ryan, Bremen-9; Steele, Brent, Bedford-44; Walker, Greg, Columbus-41; Wyss, Thomas, Fort Wayne-15; Young, Michael, Indianapolis-35; Zakas, Joseph, Granger-11;

DEMOCRATS VOTING YES

Arnold, Jim, LaPorte-8; Breaux, Jean, Indianapolis-34; Broden, John, South Bend-10; Deig, Robert, Mount Vernon-49; Errington, Sue, Muncie-26; Howard, Glenn, Indianapolis-33; Hume, Lindel, Princeton-48; Lanane, Tim, Anderson-25; Mrvan, Frank, Hammond-1; Rogers, Earline, Gary-3; Simpson, Vi, Bloomington-40; Sipes, Connie, New Albany-46; Skinner, Tim, Terre Haute-38; Smith, Sam, East Chicago-2; Tallian, Karen, Portage-4; Young, Richard, Milltown-47;

DEMOCRATS VOTING NO

Lewis, James, Charlestown-45;