U.S. Senate Prepares for Vote on CLARITY Act in September
The U.S. Senate is set to vote on the CLARITY Act on September 15, following a motion filed by Majority Leader Thune. The vote requires support from at least seven non-Republican senators to pass. This procedural step comes after lawmakers return from their August recess, marking a significant move in the legislative process for the proposed act.
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Majority Leader Thune files cloture on Clarity Act, setting up Sept. 15 Senate vote
The Senate is set to vote on the motion on Tuesday, Sept. 15, the day after the body returns, though at least seven non-Republicans will need to support it.
CLARITY Act gets September vote after Senate filing
The U.S. Senate has initiated the process for considering the CLARITY Act, setting up an initial procedural vote after lawmakers return from their August recess. CLARITY Act moves toward September vote Senate Majority Leader John Thune submitted the motion after…