But Hawley’s legislation with the panel’s top Democrat, Sen. Gary Peters of Michigan, sailed out of the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs, after his support delivered a bipartisan vote over the objections of the other Republicans, who have majority control.

A key Senate committee voted to proceed with a bill that would prohibit members of Congress, the president and vice president from trading or owning stocks, going against President Donald Trump, who criticized the legislation and later blasted Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., its lone GOP supporter on the committee, for voting for the bill.