Senate could vote on debt ceiling deal as early as Thursday night: Source
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The Senate could vote on a bipartisan debt ceiling deal as early as Thursday night, which would let Congress quickly send the bill to President Biden before a June 5 deadline.
Several senators have already signaled they are looking to add amendments to the bill, which passed the House late on Wednesday night in a 314-177 vote. Republicans supported the bill by a 149-71 margin, and Democrats supported it 165-46. Elizabeth Elkind is a politics reporter for Fox News Digital.
The Senate leadership aide cautioned it was still unclear whether any proposed amendments would get a vote in the Senate. But several lawmakers have already warned that they would object to the Senate’s efforts to speed the vote up if amendments were not considered.
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