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WASHINGTON D.C. (WIBW) – On Monday night, the U.S. Senate took a decisive step toward ending the longest federal government shutdown in American history by advancing a bipartisan funding agreement. The move signals growing momentum in Congress to restore full government operations after weeks of gridlock.
Kansas Senators Back the Funding Deal
Both Kansas Senators Jerry Moran and Roger Marshall voted in favor of the funding measure, demonstrating unified support from the state’s Senate delegation.
Following the vote, each senator released official statements emphasizing their shared goal of moving the nation forward and preventing further disruption to federal services.
Senator Moran reaffirmed his commitment to ensuring stability in government operations, while Senator Marshall echoed his focus on prioritizing American families, national security, and economic growth as Congress works to finalize the agreement.
Bipartisan Cooperation to Reopen Government
The Senate’s advancement of the funding bill marks a turning point in a standoff that left federal workers unpaid and critical programs temporarily halted.
The agreement reflects renewed bipartisan cooperation aimed at resolving fiscal challenges and preventing another prolonged shutdown that could harm both the economy and public confidence in government.
If passed by the House and signed by the President, the bill will fully reopen the government, restoring normal operations across federal agencies and departments.
The U.S. Senate’s vote on Monday night represents a crucial step toward ending the longest government shutdown in U.S. history.
With strong support from Kansas Senators Jerry Moran and Roger Marshall, the funding agreement underscores the importance of bipartisan action in maintaining government stability and serving the needs of the American people.