WASHINGTON (WFLA) – No new witnesses will be called in President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial in the Senate.

The Senate voted Friday against the motion to call additional witnesses like John Bolton and Mick Mulvaney. The final vote was 51 no and 49 yes.

No witnesses: Here’s how every senator voted on motion for subpoenas

The vote on bringing new witnesses in for testimony came after the Senate sat through 16 total hours of questioning on Wednesday and Thursday. Senators questioned prosecutors and the president’s defense team on the cases both sides made in their opening arguments.

Democrats ramped up their push for witnesses this week after news of an unpublished draft of John Bolton’s book surfaced. In that book, the former national security adviser alleges that the president said he wanted to withhold aid from Ukraine until the country helped with investigations into Joe Biden. The president and his defense team have denied those claims.

After that news broke, some Republican Senate members – like Sen. Susan Collins of Maine and Sen. Mitt Romney of Utah – expressed interest in hearing from witnesses like Bolton. Another Republican who was considered a swing vote – the retiring Sen. Lamar Alexander of Tennessee – said Thursday night he would vote against witnesses.

Four Republicans would have had to join Democrats in voting to call witnesses in order for them to testify. Since that did not happen, the trial will likely end in acquittal next week.

Nexstar is bringing you complete coverage of the impeachment trial. Our coverage continues Friday at 1:50 p.m. ET with Evan Donovan, Mahsa Saeidi and Nexstar DC correspondent Kellie Meyer.

GET CAUGHT UP ON IMPEACHMENT COVERAGE:

• Senators question defense, prosecution in Trump’s impeachment trial
• Trump impeachment trial: Senators begin questioning period
• Pres. Trump’s legal team wraps arguments as Senate considers calling Bolton
• Trump’s defense team presents case against impeachment as Democrats demand Bolton testify
• Trump impeachment trial: President’s legal team begins presenting defense case
• Trump impeachment trial: House managers wrap up arguments
• House managers present case for impeaching Trump
• Trump trial: House managers begin presenting case for impeachment
• Trump impeachment trial: Senate debates rules, procedures ahead of opening statements
• Chief Justice, senators sworn in for Trump’s impeachment trial
• Articles of impeachment delivered to Senate, trial expected to officially begin Tuesday
• Trump impeached on abuse of power, obstruction charges
• House impeaches President Donald Trump on 2 articles
• Judiciary Committee approves articles of impeachment against President Trump
• Marathon day of deliberations ends with shocking move to postpone impeachment vote
• Judiciary Committee begins deliberations on articles of impeachment
• Committee questions Republican, Democratic counsels as vote nears in impeachment inquiry
• Judiciary Committee grills 4 law scholars in impeachment inquiry
• Fiona Hill, David Holmes wrap testimony in public impeachment hearings
• Recap: Hale & Cooper testify after bombshell 7-hour testimony from Sondland
• Trump impeachment hearings & analysis: Williams, Vindman, Volker and Morrison testify
• Impeachment hearings Day 2: Testimony & analysis
• Breaking down first day of public impeachment hearings