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Watch live: Senate to vote on stopgap funding bill to reopen government

The Hill•Tuesday, November 4, 2025 at 3:38:56 PM
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Watch live: Senate to vote on stopgap funding bill to reopen government
The Senate is set to vote on a stopgap funding bill aimed at reopening the government, which has been shut down for five weeks. This vote is crucial as lawmakers have struggled to gather the necessary 60 votes to advance the legislation, highlighting ongoing challenges in reaching a consensus on government funding. The outcome of this vote could significantly impact federal operations and services, making it a key moment for both lawmakers and citizens.
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