The House is expected to vote on the funding/stopgap package this week as it moves through debate and floor procedures, with leaders signaling an intended vote window that could occur as soon as midweek or by Wednesday, depending on the schedule and any last-minute amendments. However, exact timing can shift based on floor actions, leadership decisions, and potential procedural hurdles in the House. Key context to understand:
- The Senate passed a funding bill aimed at reopening the government, and the House has begun or is preparing to consider the measure. Timing hinges on House leadership and scheduling for votes, as well as potential conservative objections that could delay floor action.
- If the House approves the bill, it would then go to the President for signature to formally reopen the government, assuming no major changes alter its path. The timeline depends on whether any additional amendments are attached or if MOUs are reached to meet House rules.
- Media coverage throughout late November 2025 has highlighted a race against time to end the shutdown, with varying forecasts about how quickly the House can act and whether any concessions (like ACA subsidies) are accepted.
If you want, I can pull the latest live updates from reliable outlets to give you an exact vote time as soon as it’s announced.
