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0:34Now PlayingThe Senate passed a bill 72-25 that would avert a partial government shutdown and give lawmakers more time to agree on 2023 fiscal year spending.
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Senators voted to move the funding bill to the floor for a vote this week after Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., agreed to remove a controversial measure that would have expedited federal permits for certain energy projects, including a pipeline in his home state.
The midterm elections are only six weeks away. With the Senate evenly divided and the Democrats' advantage in the House in the single digits, the results will decide control of Congress. Neither party is keen to alienate voters before such a consequential election.
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