Senate to hold 9th shutdown vote; Trump to list closed agencies
Oct. 15 (UPI) -- The U.S. Senate is expected to vote Wednesday afternoon on a measure that would fund the government, and President Donald Trump said he plans to release a list Friday of "Democratic" programs he's eliminated.
Today's vote will be the 10th Senate vote to open the government, which has now been shut down for 15 days. Democrats and Republicans are still at odds on bills to reopen.
The Average Hurricane-Resistant Windows Cost in 2025 Ad The Average Hurricane-Resistant Windows Cost in 2025 fhiaHurricaneWindows.com call to action icon more The ninth vote on Tuesday to fund the government until Nov. 21 failed 49-45 with six senators absent. To pass, it needs 60 votes.
Trump's list of cut programs is scheduled to be released Friday.
