According to USA Today, in the Senate 19 Republicans, 6 Democrats and one independent voted "no." I find it interesting that in the Senate more Republicans voted against the bill, while in the House it was more Democrats voting "no."
This difference reflects the gerrymandered nature of House districts, which tend to be very much biased toward one party. Senators, representing an entire state, have a greater need to appeal to the entire electorate therein. However, in the last few years as states become more "blue" or "red," that need decreases.
