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The House of Representatives voted on July 21, 2026, to postpone the threat of a government shutdown until after the November midterm elections, passing a continuing resolution to extend funding until December 4. The bill received support mainly from Republicans, while several Democrats opposed it due to concerns over funding flexibility.
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The House of Representatives voted on July 21, 2026, to postpone the threat of a government shutdown until after the November midterm elections, passing a continuing resolution to extend funding until December 4. The bill received support mainly from Republicans, while several Democrats opposed it due to concerns over funding flexibility.
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