Published 09/18/2024 10:52:28 p.m.

House votes to reject GOP bill to avert government shutdown

The House rejected Speaker Mike Johnson's plan to fund the government for six months, increasing tensions ahead of a government shutdown deadline.
Fourteen Republicans and most Democrats opposed Johnson's bill, which aimed to extend federal funds and require proof of citizenship for voter registration.
Johnson expressed disappointment after the 202-220 vote and plans to develop an alternative strategy to prevent a partial government shutdown.

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abc News

House rejects bill to fund federal government, require proof of citizenship for new voters; next steps are unclear

09/18/2024 10:47:04 p.m.·United States

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CNN

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The Washington Post

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New York Post

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