The Clarity Act vote may proceed 30 hours after Thune files the cloture motion.

Odaily Planet Daily reports: Fox Business’s crypto journalist posted on X that procedural matters related to the ongoing continuing resolution may explain why Senate Majority Leader John Thune did not file a cloture motion tonight to advance the Clarity Act; however, insufficient votes and outstanding major issues could also be factors. Once the procedural matters concerning the continuing resolution are resolved, Thune could file a cloture motion as early as tomorrow—a prospect that is growing more likely. If he does so, a potential vote on the Clarity Act would be scheduled 30 hours later. The bill still faces unresolved issues, including the absence of a bipartisan ethics agreement, the White House’s continued silence, and ongoing disagreements surrounding BRCA. However, multiple sources indicate that there is now growing support for requiring lawmakers to take a formal stance, even if the bill ultimately fails to pass.