On Thursday, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) announced that he will move forward with a bipartisan funding bill to avert a potential government shutdown, as House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) struggled to pass a six-month stopgap measure tied to voter registration reforms.
With government funding set to expire on September 30, Schumer stated that the Senate may need to take the lead on advancing a funding measure, despite the usual protocol where spending bills originate in the House.
“Later today, I’ll file cloture on a legislative vehicle that will enable us to prevent a Trump shutdown,” Schumer said, referencing former President Trump’s push for stricter voter registration rules as a condition for avoiding the shutdown.
Johnson’s proposed funding plan, which included a requirement for proof of citizenship to register to vote, failed in the House with 14 Republicans joining Democrats to block the measure.
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Below is a list of Republicans who rejected the stopgap bill and insisted Proof of Citizenship to vote be included in the bill.
Jim Banks, Indiana
Andy Biggs, Alabama
Lauren Boebert, Colorado
Tim Burchett, Tennessee
Elijah Crane, Arizona
Matt Gaetz, Florida
Wesley Hunt, Texas
Doug Lamborn, Colorado
Nancy Mace, South Carolina
Cory Mills, Florida
Mike Rogers, Alabama
Matt Rosendale, Montana
W. Gregory Steube, Florida
Beth Van Duyne, Texas
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Great, the only true American patriots here! We have so many slaves for Satan in the USA not fiscally responsible at all, they have destroyed this country! We need term limits!
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