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U.S. Senate to vote on changing the filibuster this week, Senator Sinema remains a no vote

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Democrats don't have the 50 votes needed to change the rules and carve out a filibuster exception for voting rights. Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema supports the voting rights legislation, but says there can be no exceptions to the filibuster. "My support for retaining the 60-vote threshold is not based on the importance of any particular policy," she says.

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U.S. Senate to vote on changing the filibuster this week, Senator Sinema remains a no vote

Democrats in the U.S. Senate hope to begin a debate on two voting rights bills on Thursday.

2 years ago·Phoenix, United States

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