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29 Jul, 4 tweets, 1 min read
416-11: House passes $2.1B emergency spending bill to fund US Capitol Police security, reimburse the National Guard, and help relocate Afghans to US who assisted US military during the Afghanistan war. Senate passed bill 98-0 and now heads to President Biden who plans to sign it.
6 House Democrats voted No against $2.1B US Capitol security/Afghan relocation bill:
Bowman (NY)
Bush (MO)
Ocasio-Cortez (NY)
Omar (MN)
Pressley (MA)
Tlaib (MI)
5 House Republicans voted No against $2.1B US Capitol security/Afghan relocation bill:
Good (VA)
Massie (KY)
McClintock (CA)
Norman (SC)
Roy (TX)
4 House members did not vote on the $2.1B US Capitol security/Afghan relocation spending bill:
Brian Babin (R-TX)
Clay Higgins (R-LA) who has COVID
Jim Jordan (R-OH)
David Scott (D-GA)
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Senate NOW voting for a second time on whether to move forward on the bipartisan infrastructure deal, just announced earlier today. 60 votes are needed. First vote failed 49-51 last week.
McConnell votes Yes and Thune votes No on moving forward on bipartisan infrastructure bill.
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Vote still open.
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President Biden: "I am pleased to join a bipartisan group of United States Senators and announce our deal to make the most significant long-term investment in our infrastructure and competitiveness in nearly a century." whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/…
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Schumer announced from Senate floor: "Members should be prepared to vote again on cloture on the motion to proceed to the bipartisan infrastructure bill as early as tonight."
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Texas state GOP Rep. Jake Ellzey defeats Republican Susan Wright, supported by former President Trump & is the widow of the late Congressman Ron Wright, in special #TX06 runoff election tonight. Rep. Wright died on Feb 7 after contracting COVID-19 & was also battling lung cancer.
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220 Democrats
212 Republicans
3 vacancies: Florida 20: Hastings-D, Ohio 11: Fudge-D, and Ohio 15: Stivers-R
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