Washington Post has in favor Senators and "leaners" at 31, with only 34 needed to sustain a veto.
Based on the "Undecided or unknown" list, here are Senators who have really just issued very vague non-committed statements:
Bennet
Coons
Cardin
Booker
Warner
Cantwell
Murray
Casey
Mikulski and Stabenow are just listed as unknown for no statements at all, but I have a tough time seeing them or the Washington ladies actually voting no. Or Bennet and Cardin for that matter...actually I don't see any of the above voting no, though a few might want to make a fuss about it before finally voting yes. So it seems all but certain the votes to sustain a veto in the Senate are there.
This is what Wyden said: