Democrats vote down GOP funding bill, putting government on path to shutdown
Senate Democrats blocked a GOP funding bill due to demands for health care subsidy extensions, causing a shutdown that furloughed 750,000 federal workers, costing $400 million daily.
- On October 01, 2025, the United States entered a government shutdown after the Senate failed to pass the House-passed clean continuing resolution and funding lapsed at midnight.
- At the heart of the standoff are the enhanced Affordable Care Act premium tax credits, with Democrats refusing funding unless subsidies extend and Medicaid cuts reverse, while Republicans warned of more than $1 trillion new spending.
- The Congressional Budget Office estimated 750,000 federal employees could be furloughed, with lost wages of US$400 million per day, as most federal operations are closed.
- As many as 7 million people could lose subsidized coverage, with nearly 5 million more becoming uninsured and premium hikes of up to 75% as enhanced ACA premium tax credits end this year.
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