According to reporter Eleanor Terrett (@EleanorTerrett), Senate Leader Thune did not file a cloture motion for the Clarity Act tonight, primarily due to procedural issues and insufficient votes. Once the continuing resolution (CR) procedural matters are resolved, Thune could file the motion as early as tomorrow, triggering a formal vote on the Clarity Act within 30 hours of filing. The bill still faces significant hurdles, including the absence of a bipartisan ethics agreement, continued silence from the White House, and unresolved disagreements surrounding BRCA. Nevertheless, several parties have expressed that even if the bill ultimately fails, they hope to encourage members to publicly disclose their voting positions.
Vote on the Senate Clarity Act may proceed tomorrow
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The Senate Clarity Act vote may proceed as early as tomorrow, according to on-chain news updates. Thune did not file a motion to end debate tonight due to procedural issues and insufficient votes. Once the CR matter is resolved, a formal vote could follow within 30 hours. The bill still faces hurdles, including the absence of a bipartisan ethics agreement and silence from the White House. Crypto news sources report ongoing uncertainty surrounding the BRCA. Some lawmakers hope for public vote declarations, even if the bill fails.
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