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House Republicans Pass Continuing Resolution to Fund Government Through December
The 220-205 vote ensures federal agencies remain operational until December 4, 2026. House Republicans passed the measure to avoid a shutdown immediately preceding the midterm elections. While the bill provides temporary stability, it faces significant opposition in the Senate. House leadership argued the move demonstrates a commitment to governing for the American people. Most Democrats voted against the resolution. Republican representatives claimed nearly every Democrat preferred a government shutdown over the proposed terms. The Trump administration continues to monitor the legislative progress as the deadline approaches. This short-term fix delays a broader debate on federal spending until after the November elections. House Republicans on Government FundingHouse passes short-term bill to keep government funded past midterm electionsTrump Administration: Latest News and Live Updates
