Summary
[The U.S. Senate voted to advance a $550 billion cross-party infrastructure agreement]The U.S. Senate voted on Wednesday to start a debate on a bipartisan infrastructure agreement. A few hours ago, the bipartisan group of senators and U.S. President Biden reached an agreement on a $550 billion plan, which is an important step forward in the White House’s economic agenda. (Golden Ten Data)
The U.S. Senate voted Wednesday to start a debate on the bipartisan infrastructure agreement. A few hours ago, the bipartisan group of senators and U.S. President Biden reached an agreement on a $550 billion plan, which is an important step forward in the White House’s economic agenda. The procedural vote of 67 votes in favor of the Senate and 32 votes against it does not guarantee that the agreement will be passed in the Senate, but it is a good sign that the plan may receive sufficient support in the future. The lawmakers expect that the relevant amendments and the final vote will last until the weekend, and possibly into the next week.
(Source: Golden Ten Data)
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