All Senate members who got paid last year during the shutdown

From CNN.com

State	Name	Party	What will they do with their salary	Explanation
Alabama	Shelby, Richard	R
Alabama	Sessions, Jeff	R	Donate	Statement from Sessions: "I plan to donate to charity any pay received during the federal furlough."
Alaska	Murkowski, Lisa	R
Alaska	Begich, Mark	D	Not accepting a paycheck	Told a local television outlets that "I'm not going to exempt ourselves from this situation."
Arizona	Flake, Jeff	R	Undecided	As of October 2.
Arizona	McCain, John	R
Arkansas	Boozman, John	R
Arkansas	Pryor, Mark	D
California	Boxer, Barbara	D	Donate	She is also a sponsor of S. 55 which would prevent lawmakers from being paid during a shutdown or default (spokesman)
California	Feinstein, Dianne	D	Donate	Spokesman: The senator is "donating her salary for the duration of the government shutdown to the Consortium of Catholic Academies."
Colorado	Udall, Mark	D	Donate	Spokesman: "Senator Mark Udall is working to re-open the government and make sure that the 40,000 furloughed employees in Colorado are made whole. If they are not, he will give that part of his salary to charity."
Colorado	Bennet, Michael	D	Donate	A spokesman told CNN the senator is "donating his pay during the shutdown to Colorado flood relief efforts."
Connecticut	Blumenthal, Richard	D	Donate	A local television station reports that Blumenthal plans to donate his salary to the Wound Warrior Project.
Connecticut	Murphy, Chris	D	Keeping salary	A spokesman to CNN: "My boss plans to keep his salary."
Delaware	Coons, Chris	D	Donate	Spokesman: "Senator Coons will return his salary to the Treasury at the conclusion of the shutdown."
Delaware	Carper, Tom	D	Donate	Spokeswoman: "Sen. Carper plans to donate a portion of his salary to a Delaware charity."
Florida	Nelson, Bill	D	Donate	The Tampa Bay Times reports that Nelson will donate his salary to a local charity.
Florida	Rubio, Marco	R
Georgia	Chambliss, Saxby	R
Georgia	Isakson, Johnny	R
Hawaii	Schatz, Brian	D	Donate	Spokesman: "Senator Schatz is donating his salary during the shutdown to charity."
Hawaii	Hirono, Mazie	D	Donate	A spokesman told CNN on October 9 that Hirono would donate her salary.
Idaho	Risch, Jim	R	Donate	Spokeswoman: "My boss will donate his salary accrued during the shutdown to a 501c3 organization."
Idaho	Crapo. Mike	R	Donate	A spokesman tells CNN Crapo will donate any salary earned during the shutdown.
Illinois	Durbin, Dick	D	Undecided	A spokesman told a local publication that the senator has "yet to make a decision."
Illinois	Kirk, Mark	R
Indiana	Coats, Dan	R	Not accepting a paycheck	Coats has asked Congress to withhold his pay during the shutdown.
Indiana	Donnelly, Joe	D	Donate	Will send his salary during the shutdown "back to the U.S. Treasury or donate to a charity."
Iowa	Grassley, Chuck	R	Keeping salary	He told a local paper that he would keep his pay. "I’m working. Everybody that works gets paid for working," he said.
Iowa	Harkin, Tom	D	Keeping salary	He told a local paper that he would keep his pay. "We're coming to work, though, so as long as we're working, we ought to get paid," he said.
Kansas	Moran, Jerry	R
Kansas	Roberts, Pat	R
Kentucky	McConnell, Mitch	R	Donate	An aide tells CNN McConnell plans to donate his salary to the Wayside Christian Mission in Louisville.
Kentucky	Paul, Rand	R
Louisiana	Vitter, David	R	Donate	Vitter told a local paper that he would donate his salary to charity if federal workers are not retroactively paid.
Louisiana	Landrieu, Mary	D	Donate	Aide: "If Louisiana's federal employees do not receive pay after the shutdown ends, Sen. Landrieu will donate her salary to charity."
Maine	King, Angus	I	Not accepting a paycheck	Spokesperson: King "has decided to place his pay in an escrow account and will not accept it unless federal employees who also work during the shutdown are ultimately compensated for their work."
Maine	Collins, Susan	R	Donate	A spokesman for the senator says if furloughed workers "are not ultimately compensated" then Collins will "donate pay during the shutdown to charities."
Maryland	Mikulski, Barbara	D
Maryland	Cardin, Benjamin	D	Undecided	Spokeswoman: "Senator Cardin is working to ensure that no federal employee will lose pay, which would make the question unnecessary."
Massachusetts	Markey, Edward	D	Donate	Spokesperson: "Senator Markey has decided to donate to charity the salary he receives from his work during the period affected by the shutdown."
Massachusetts	Warren, Elizabeth	D	Donate	A spokesman for Warren tells CNN she is donating her salary to charity.
Michigan	Levin, Carl	D
Michigan	Stabenow, Debbie	D	Donate	Spokeswoman: "My boss is donating her pay during the shutdown to charity."
Minnesota	Franken, Al	D	Donate	A spokesman told a local publication that Franken will donate his salary to "Second Harvest Heartland, a hunger relief organization that works throughout Minnesota."
Minnesota	Klobuchar, Amy	D	Donate	Spokesperson: "The Senator is giving her pay during the government shutdown to the Foundation for the National Institutes of Health."
Mississippi	Cochran, Thad	R
Mississippi	Wicker, Roger	R	Undecided	Said in a statement that if furloughed workers don't retroactively get paid, he Will donate his salary. But until then he is "at work and fulfilling my duties each day."
Missouri	Blunt, Roy	R	Keeping salary	Blunt told USA Today that he plans on taking his salary and the conversation over not taking it is "silly" and "symbolic."
Missouri	McCaskill, Claire	D	Donate	Spokesman: "She will be writing a check to give it away."
Montana	Tester, John	D
Montana	Baucus, Max	D
Nebraska	Fischer, Deb	R	Keeping salary	Fischer told a local publication that she is keeping her pay and said refusing pay would be a "gimmick."
Nebraska	Johanns, Mike	R
Nevada	Heller, Dean	R
Nevada	Reid, Harry	D	Not accepting a paycheck	Spokeswoman: "Sen. Reid won’t accept a paycheck while the govt is closed."
New Hampshire	Shaheen, Jeanne	D	Donate	Statement on Twitter: "Donating my salary to NH Food Bank during shutdown. Congress needs to come together, get gov’t working again."
New Hampshire	Ayotte, Kelly	R	Donate	A spokesperson told CNN the senator plans to donate her salary during the shutdown.
New Jersey	Menendez, Robert	D
New Jersey	Chiesa, Jeff	R
New Mexico	Heinrich, Martin	D
New Mexico	Udall, Tom	D	Donate	A spokeswoman tells CNN Udall will donate to "a charity that will help New Mexicans hurt in the shutdown and by the sequester."
New York	Schumer, Chuck	D	Not accepting a paycheck	Spokesman: "Senator Schumer will not accept a paycheck for as long as the federal government is shut down."
New York	Gillibrand, Kirsten	D
North Carolina	Burr, Richard	R	Donate	Burr told a local publication that he would donate his salary to charity.
North Carolina	Hagan, Kay	D	Donate	Spokeswoman: "Senator Hagan will donate her pay for the duration of the shutdown."
North Dakota	Heitkamp, Heidi	D	Donate	"I will donate my salary to a charity in North Dakota," said Heitkamp.
North Dakota	Hoeven, John	R	Donate	Spokesman: The senator will be "donating his salary during the shutdown to the Wounded Warrior Project and the North Dakota National Guard Fund."
Ohio	Portman, Rob	R	Donate	A local publication reported Portman plans on donating his salary to charity but has not decided which one.
Ohio	Brown, Sherrod	D	Donate	Spokeswoman: He will "donate it to Ohio-based Honor Flight Network."
Oklahoma	Inhofe, James	R
Oklahoma	Coburn, Tom	R	Keeping salary	Coburn said on CNN that he plans to keep his salary and "spend it and tithe it" as he always does.
Oregon	Wyden, Ron	D	Donate	Said he would donate part of his salary to charity, according to a local paper.
Oregon	Merkley, Jeff	D
Pennsylvania	Casey, Bob	D	Not accepting a paycheck	Casey has proposed legislation that would bar congressional pay during a shutdown.
Pennsylvania	Toomey, Patrick	R	Not accepting a paycheck	Statement from Sen. Toomey: "As long as furloughed federal employees are not getting paid during this shutdown, I will refuse my paycheck too."
Rhode Island	Whitehouse, Sheldon	D	Donate	Local news reports say the senator will donate his salary if furloughed workers are not retroactively paid.
Rhode Island	Reed, Jack	D	Not accepting a paycheck	A statement to CNN: "I will forgo my salary."
South Carolina	Graham, Lindsey	R	Donate	Said: "I shouldn't get a congressional salary while other federal employees are denied the ability to go to work. I'm going to take my salary during the government shutdown and donate it to the Wounded Warrior Project."
South Carolina	Scott, Tim	R	Donate	Scott: "I will be donating my shutdown salary to charity."
South Dakota	Thune, John	R
South Dakota	Johnson, Tim	D	Not accepting a paycheck	Spokesman to a local publication: Senator Johnson is forgoing pay during the shutdown and putting his check in an escrow account.
Tennessee	Corker, Bob	R	Donate	Will donate his salary to the Community Foundation of Greater Chattanooga, which he has done since he became a senator.
Tennessee	Alexander, Lamar	R	Donate	Spokesman: "He’ll be contributing his pay to charity for every day the government is closed."
Texas	Cornyn, John	R	Not accepting a paycheck
Texas	Cruz, Ted	R	Not accepting a paycheck
Utah	Lee, Mike	R	Donate	After Lee told a local television station that he is keeping his salary, he decided to donate his salary to charity his spokesperson told CNN.
Utah	Hatch, Orrin	R	Donate	A Hatch spokesman told a local paper he would donate his shutdown salary to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Vermont	Sanders, Bernie	I	Not accepting a paycheck	Sanders has indicated that he will put his salary into an escrow acount until the government shutdown is over.
Vermont	Leahy, Patrick	D
Virginia	Warner, Mark	D	Donate	Spokesman: "Sen. Warner is contributing his congressional salary during the shutdown to the Federal Employee Education & Assistance Fund."
Virginia	Kaine, Tim	D	Not accepting a paycheck
Washington	Cantwell, Maria	D
Washington	Murray, Patty	D	Keeping salary	A local publication reports that Murray is keeping her salary.
West Virginia	Manchin, Joe	D	Not accepting a paycheck
West Virginia	Rockefeller, John	D
Wisconsin	Johnson, Ron	R	Not accepting a paycheck	A spokeswoman tells CNN Johnson "will not be accepting pay while the government is shut down."
Wisconsin	Baldwin, Tammy	D
Wyoming	Barrasso, John	R
Wyoming	Enzi, Michael	R	Donat