Friday, February 6, 2026

Thune hopes to vote Sunday on proposal to reopen authorities

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Senate Majority Chief John Thune (R-S.D.) on Sunday stated that if Democrats vote to advance a Home-passed persevering with decision, he’ll provide as an alternative one other stopgap spending measure with a later expiration date mixed with three full-year appropriations payments, referred to as a minibus.

Thune informed reporters that the Senate will vote Sunday afternoon on a proposal to open the federal government, after not holding any votes Saturday afternoon.

The textual content of the laws is anticipated to be launched early Sunday afternoon.

It’s anticipated to incorporate the common appropriations payments funding navy development, veterans affairs, the Division of Agriculture and the legislative department — which have already been conferenced with Home appropriators — and a stopgap measure funding the remainder of the federal authorities till late January.

Thune stated he’ll transfer to switch the Home-passed persevering with decision, a “clean” invoice that funds authorities by way of Nov. 21, with the mixed persevering with decision and minibus, which one Senate GOP aide dubbed the “Criminibus.”

Republican senators gathered within the Mansfield Room on Sunday to munch on pizzas from Andy’s Pizza and leftover Halloween sweet to debate their subsequent steps.

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