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BREAKING: Here's How Many Democrats Voted to Shut Down Government - The Daily Signal

BREAKING: Here's How Many Democrats Voted to Shut Down Government - The Daily Signal

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These are the 8 Senate Democrats who voted to end the shutdown

These are the 8 Senate Democrats who voted to end the shutdown

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Senate Democrats block stopgap funding bill, setting up government shutdown

Senate Democrats block stopgap funding bill, setting up government shutdown

House Democrats introduce resolution allowing congressional staff to unionize

House Democrats introduce resolution allowing congressional staff to unionize

Senate fails to advance Republican continuing resolution in eighth vote

Senate fails to advance Republican continuing resolution in eighth vote

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For years, Democrats voted for continuing resolutions — yet now they’ve turned around and voted against a nonpartisan CR and to shut the government down. It’s pure politics with the Democrats at the expense of the American People. @MorningsMaria | Rep. Andy Harris, M.D.

For years, Democrats voted for continuing resolutions — yet now they’ve turned around and voted against a nonpartisan CR and to shut the government down. It’s pure politics with the Democrats at the expense of the American People. @MorningsMaria | Rep. Andy Harris, M.D.

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The government shutdown won’t end until Democrats agree to pass the Continuing Resolution (CR). Because of the filibuster in the Senate — a rule that requires 60 votes to advance most legislation — no party can act alone. It takes cooperation from both sides to move forward. It’s time for Democrats to join Republicans in passing a clean CR so we can reopen the government and end the uncertainty for millions of Americans. | The LIBRE Initiative

The government shutdown won’t end until Democrats agree to pass the Continuing Resolution (CR). Because of the filibuster in the Senate — a rule that requires 60 votes to advance most legislation — no party can act alone. It takes cooperation from both sides to move forward. It’s time for Democrats to join Republicans in passing a clean CR so we can reopen the government and end the uncertainty for millions of Americans. | The LIBRE Initiative

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Democrats vote against ‘clean’ GOP bill to end shutdown despite union pressure

MSNEmily Brooks

Over a month ago, House Republicans PASSED a continuing resolution that would have funded the government at current spending levels. Our legislation would have prevented a shutdown. Since then, Senate Democrats have blocked this legislation 11 times. 60 votes are needed to pass the CR in the Senate, meaning Democrats will have to join Republicans to reopen the government. Despite the shutdown, my team and I continue to work for you in Washington, Erie, Butler, Hermitage, and all across Pennsylva

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We need 60 votes to pass a clean continuing resolution. Currently we have 54 of the 60 votes needed. The only Democrats voting to reopen the government are Jon Ossoff (D-GA), Raphael Warnock (D-GA), and Ben Ray Luján (D-NM). Should 6 Democrats vote to pass the clean continuing resolution and reopen the government? Or, should 51 Republicans vote to spend more taxpayer money? Money Democrats have used in the past to provide free; taxpayer funded, healthcare for illegal immigrants while our seniors

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Massie, Paul join Democrats in voting against stopgap funding bill as shutdown looms

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Democrats Have Leverage: Rep. Malliotakis on Funding Fight

Democrats release competing funding bill as tensions over looming shutdown grow

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Tensions among Democrats in congress

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Could everything return to normal if Democrats simply opted for a clean, nonpartisan continuing resolution? In this insightful analysis, the points raised highlight the perceived irony of a crisis that some claim to oppose. With a focus on Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer's long-standing stance against government shutdowns, questions are raised about the consistency of Democratic leadership. Is the current standoff really a crisis caused by the very party that promised to end such turmoil? D

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Senate Democrats say they will reject GOP's funding bill as shutdown draws near

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Senate Democrats vote down Republican bill to keep funding the government putting it on path to shutdown

Eight Democrats broke with their party and struck a deal with Republicans to end the government shutdown in exchange for a future vote on extending enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies, putting Congress on a path to end the longest shutdown in US history within days. | CNN

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Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) on Wednesday called on Democrats to support the House-passed continuing resolution (CR) to reopen the government. “I think the American people are wondering when the Senate Democrats are going to end their temper tantrum and vote to reopen the government,” he told reporters on the 15th day of the shutdown. Shortly after his remarks, the Senate rejected the House-passed CR in a 51–44 vote that fell short of the 60 votes needed to advance. Sens. Catherine C

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House Speaker Mike Johnson claimed Democrats are “lying” to Americans about the government shutdown, saying Republicans sent a “totally clean” continuing resolution in good faith and that health care issues were always planned to be debated in October. | Newsweek

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When it comes to the government shutdown, all eyes are on the Democrats as they face the consequences of their own choices. In a surprising twist, Trump emerges unscathed, even climbing in the polls. This insightful analysis dives into the political dynamics at play, revealing how the Democrats’ decision to bypass a clean continuing resolution led to a dramatic fallout. Instead of finding common ground, they've opted for a temperamental standoff that has left many adrift. Brace yourself for comp

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Democrats wobble as pressure to end shutdown ramps up

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Dems Force Shutdown: Rejecting a Simple Fix Trump asked for a continuing resolution to keep government open at current levels. Democrats refused—needing 60 Senate votes, they killed bipartisanship and triggered the longest shutdown. Americans suffer while both sides dig in. #GovernmentShutdown #DemShutdown #NoCompromise #EndTheGridlock | Real Media Works

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Democrats voted for a shutdown. Now they have to find a way out

Rep. Delia Ramirez Stands Firm Against Government Shutdown Amid Progressive Resistance As the federal government faces a shutdown starting October 1, 2025, Rep. Delia Ramirez, a progressive Democrat from Illinois, has vowed not to support any continuing resolution that funds Republican cuts to social programs like healthcare. Her stance highlights the tension within Congress, where Democrats demand protections for vulnerable programs, while Republicans push for spending reductions under the Trum

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Senate Democrats reject latest effort to end government shutdown – as Trump signals he’s open to negotiating a healthcare deal

US Senate passes deal aimed at ending longest ever government shutdown

Congress facing government shutdown deadline

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What to know about the congressional fight over ICE restrictions, and another possible government shutdown

President Trump signs spending measure to end government shutdown

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