Rep. Gluesenkamp Perez Supports House Bill to Avoid Partial Government Shutdown, but Doesn’t Vote
The extension maintains current spending levels through Nov. 21 amid partisan disputes over health care funding and impending government shutdown risks, House passed the bill by a narrow margin.
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Murkowski: Help for health care, public broadcasting, is needed in shutdown-averting budget plan
Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, speaks at an Aug. 4, 2025, news conference in her Anchorage office. (Photo by Yereth Rosen/Alaska Beacon)Alaska’s three members of Congress differed on a series of votes Friday intended to keep the federal government funded past the end of the month, and avert a government shutdown. Alaska’s sole U.S. House Rep. Nick Begich III, R-Alaska, voted in favor of a seven-week budget extension, but that measure died in the…
House Passes Continuing Resolution In Attempt To Avert Shutdown
By George Caldwell, The Daily Signal | September 19, 2025 The House of Representatives passed a seven-week continuing resolution (CR) Friday by a 217-212 vote that would fund the government into November and avert a government shutdown if it is approved by the Senate. Two Republicans voted against the CR: Reps. Thomas Massie of Kentucky and Victoria Spartz of Indiana. Only one Democrat, Rep. Jared Golden of Maine, voted in favor.Speaker of the H…
House Passes Shutdown-Averting Spending Bill, Only One Democrat Votes Yes
The House of Representatives passed a spending bill Friday morning to prevent a government shutdown for another seven weeks with only one Democrat voting supporting the critical bill. The seven-week continuing resolution (CR) received 217 votes with 213 against it The post House Passes Shutdown-Averting Spending Bill, Only One Democrat Votes Yes appeared first on Breitbart.
Rep. Gluesenkamp Perez supports House bill to avoid partial government shutdown, but doesn’t vote
The House on Friday passed a short-term spending bill to extend government funding for seven weeks and avoid a partial government shutdown on Oct. 1, but prospects looked dimmer in the Senate, where the two parties show no signs of budging on the matter.The bill would generally continue existing funding levels through Nov. 21. Democratic leaders are adamantly opposed and are threatening a government shutdown if Republicans don’t let them have a …
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