Senate done voting until Nov. 14, setting up ‘extremely busy’ lame duck session

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Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) announced Thursday that senators will not return to Washington, D.C., to vote until Monday, Nov. 14, clearing the decks for vulnerable colleagues to campaign for five solid weeks until Election Day.

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Senate done voting until Nov. 14, setting up ‘extremely busy’ lame duck session

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House to vote Friday to avert government shutdown after Senate passes stopgap bill

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Senate done voting until Nov. 14, setting up ‘extremely busy’ lame duck session

Senate done voting until Nov. 14, setting up ‘extremely busy’ lame duck session

Congress barrels toward "extremely busy" lame-duck session

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