What is the voting per party on the 1964 civil rights bill?

The 1964 Civil Rights Act faced significant opposition in Congress, particularly from Southern Democrats. In the Senate, the final vote was 73 in favor and 27 against, with most Republicans supporting the bill and a majority of Southern Democrats opposing it. In the House, the vote was 289 in favor and 126 against, again reflecting a strong bipartisan support, although most opposition came from Southern lawmakers. The bill ultimately passed, marking a significant milestone in the Civil Rights Movement.