Michael B. Enzi (R - WY) Definitely Yes
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October 6: Voted Yes (The New York Times)
September 28: As part of the committee’s process, we heard testimony from Dr. Ford and Judge Kavanaugh, but I haven’t learned any new facts. My opinion of the judge hasn't changed, and I continue to believe he is a well-qualified nominee. As the Senate moves forward, I will continue to carefully consider all the information before us. I hope the Senate votes on the nomination soon. (senate.gov)
September 18: Enzi, who voted to confirm Kavanaugh to be a United States Circuit Judge for the District of Columbia Circuit in 2006, has not said in explicit terms whether or not he would vote for the justice, only that he supported his nomination and was excited to review his qualifications. His office refrained from any specific opinions on the current state of the nomination process. “The Senate Judiciary Committee is still reviewing the nomination,” his office said in a statement. “Senator Enzi is closely following these deliberations.” (Note: We have not yet confirmed the exact date of these comments, but they appear to have taken place on or around 9/18/2018.) (Casper Star Tribune)
July 19: It was great to talk with Judge Kavanaugh about his years of experience and dedication to the judicial system. He is an extremely well qualified nominee whose prior rulings and writings demonstrate his commitment to the Constitution and the rule of law. I appreciated his thoughtful answers to my questions and look forward to the Senate’s consideration of his nomination this fall. (Twitter)
July 10: I appreciate President Trump acting quickly to nominate Judge Brett Kavanaugh to fill the seat vacated by Justice Anthony Kennedy. The chance to serve on the highest court in the land is a great honor bestowed with incredible responsibility. I am excited to once again review Judge Kavanaugh’s qualifications and record to ensure they demonstrate his commitment to the rule of law. I support Senate Leader Mitch McConnell’s commitment to upholding Senate precedent and following regular order, with an expected vote on Judge Kavanaugh’s nomination this fall. (senate.gov)