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US Senate LIVE: Senate Expected To Vote For The Ninth Time on Republican Short-Term Spending | N18G

US Senate LIVE: Senators vote on bills to fund the government again | Senate Republicans | CNBC TV18 The Senate will vote today for a ninth time on the House-passed short-term spending bill that would end the government shutdown after rejecting the GOP measure once again last night. Republicans need at least five more Democrats to break a filibuster and have made no progress in the more than two weeks since the shutdown began. Speaker Johnson place blame on Senate Democrats for the continuation of the government shutdown, now the nation's fifth longest, saying yesterday that the shutdown "should end tomorrow." "The Democrats in the Senate’s next opportunity to end this, to change this, and vote yes and reopen the government will be tomorrow, and I pray that they will do the right thing," he said. Democrats have urged Republicans to address health care issues, like Obamacare subsidies that are set to expire, in efforts to reopen the government. Maine Gov. Janet Mills announced she's running for the Democratic nomination for Senate in her state, saying she has the best chance of beating longtime moderate Republican Sen. Susan Collins. #usgovernment #ussenate #TRUMP #democrats #uspolitics #mikejohnson #johnthune #cnbctv18