The US Senate will vote again on Friday on the federal government refinancing bill presented by the Republicans, which is currently partially suspended, reports The Hill.
According to the report, Senate Majority Leader John Thune (Republican, South Dakota) informed the lawmakers about this. On November 4, the US Senate rejected this bill for the 14th time in the past few weeks.
In the final procedural vote, the bill passed the House of Representatives with 54 votes in favor and 44 senators against. The bill needs 60 votes to pass.
According to the newspaper, Tune said that this time he intends to make some changes in the bill that the Republicans negotiated with the Democrats.
