Local members of Congress weigh in on potential government shutdown
- U.S. Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., is urging for funding to prevent a government shutdown, which would have negative impacts on families, communities, and the economy.
- U.S. Rep. Bob Good, R-Va., believes citizens should not fear a government shutdown, presenting a differing perspective on the issue.
- Utah Republican Rep. Burgess Owens supported a stopgap measure to keep the government open, secure the border, and bring fiscal sanity back to Washington.
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All Members of San Diego Congressional Delegation Vote to Keep Government Open
A view of the U.S. Capitol in Washington. REUTERS/Erin Scott All five members of the San Diego County congressional delegation voted Saturday keep the federal government open, as Democrats in the House offset a revolt by right-wing Republicans. Congress voted 336 to 91 to pass the Spending Reduction and Border Security Act, which funds the government for 45 days, with 91 Republicans and one Democrat voting against. While right-wing Republicans…
US shutdown: Last minute bid to keep US government open passes key hurdle in House of Representatives
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Minnesota's House members all vote to keep federal government open
The state's entire delegation supported the last-ditch bid by Republican Speaker Kevin McCarthy to keep the federal government open another 45 days. A group of House conservatives were the main source of dissent.
US House passes bipartisan bill to avoid government shutdown
WASHINGTON: The US House of Representatives passed a stopgap funding bill on Saturday (Sep 30) with overwhelming Democratic support after Republican Speaker Kevin McCarthy backed down from an earlier demand by party hardliners for a partisan bill. Time remained short to avoid the federal government's fourt
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