Senate Passes Short-Term Funding Bill to Avoid Government Shutdown Before Midterms
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Senate Passes Short-Term Funding Bill to Avoid Government Shutdown Before Midterms

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The Senate voted 90-6 early Saturday to pass a short-term funding bill, averting a government shutdown before the midterm elections. The move came more than a month before the spending deadline, reflecting a bipartisan desire to avoid a disruptive fight during campaign season. The continuing resolution will fund the federal government through December 11, after days of Republican negotiation over a White House provision.

The Senate passed the bill with overwhelming support, signaling broad agreement across both parties to prioritize avoiding a shutdown so close to the election. No right-leaning outlets reported on this story; coverage is limited to left and center sources.

The bill now moves to the House for consideration before members leave for a five-week recess. This action removes the immediate threat of a shutdown and allows lawmakers to focus on their re-election campaigns.

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