JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) – Missouri Senate Republicans have used a rare procedural motion to shut down debate and pass a “right-to-work” measure.

The Senate voted 21-13 Tuesday to approve a bill that prohibits workplace contracts in which union fees are collected from non-members. The bill now goes back to the House, which had passed a previous version.

Republican Sen. Dan Brown, of Rolla, says a right-to-work law would still allow people who want to join a union, to do so.

Opponents say it could lead to lower wages, make training more difficult and workplaces more dangerous.

The vote came after a more than eight-hour filibuster by Democrats and some Republican opponents.

Missouri Senate roll call on ‘right-to-work’ legislation

Voting “yes” were 21 Republicans.

Voting “no” were nine Democrats and four Republicans.

REPUBLICANS VOTING YES

Dan Brown, Rolla

Mike Cunningham, Rogersville

Bob Dixon, Springfield

Ed Emery, Lamar

Dan Hegeman, Cosby

Mike Kehoe, Jefferson City

Will Kraus, Lee’s Summit

Doug Libla, Poplar Bluff

Brian Munzlinger, Williamstown

Bob Onder, Lake St. Louis

Mike Parson, Bolivar

David Pearce, Warrensburg

Ron Richard, Joplin

Jeanie Riddle, Mokane

David Sater, Cassville

Rob Schaaf, St. Joseph

Kurt Schaefer, Columbia

Dave Schatz, Sullivan

Eric Schmitt, Glendale

Wayne Wallingford, Cape Girardeau

Jay Wasson, Nixa

DEMOCRATS VOTING NO

Maria Chappelle-Nadal, St. Louis

Kiki Curls, Kansas City

Jason Holsman, Kansas City

Joe Keaveny, St. Louis

Paul LeVota, Independence

Jamilah Nasheed, St. Louis

Jill Schupp, Creve Coeur

Scott Sifton, St. Louis

Gina Walsh, St. Louis

REPUBLICANS VOTING NO

Tom Dempsey, St. Charles

Gary Romine, Farmington

Ryan Silvey, Kansas City

Paul Wieland, Imperial