How Every Senator Voted on Ending the Shutdown
The 8 Senate Democratic Caucus members who voted to end the shutdown

Which Senators Voted To End Shutdown
Senate Prepares Votes on Measures to End Shutdown - WSJ
Lawmakers Move To End Shutdown: How IL Senators Voted


Democratic Senators Who Voted To End Shutdown
The three-day government shutdown effectively came to an end Monday after the House passed...


Saturday, January 20 2018 Legislation to prevent the government from shutting down failed Friday night in the Senate ahead of the midnight deadline. Senator Roy Blunt YES Senator Claire McCaskill YES
Senators Who Voted To End Shutdown
Six Republican senators crossed the aisle on Thursday to vote with Democrats and advance a stopgap measure that would end the partial government shutdown without additional funding for President Trump's proposed border wall.
Senate to vote at noon on whether to end government shutdown - CNNPolitics










The Senate advanced a short term spending deal, moving one step closer to reopening the government and funding it for the next three weeks.
The U.S. federal government shutdown, now at 38 days, has officially eclipsed the previous record set during President Trump’s first term, making it the longest shutdown in American history. This unprecedented closure, triggered by Congress’s failure to agree on funding commencing October 1, has rapidly rippled across the nation with escalating consequences. Over 670,000 federal workers have been furloughed or forced to work without pay, jeopardizing thousands of government jobs and deliveri...
Dem shutdown strategy: Senate Democrats say they have the votes to block a government funding stopgap measure that is expected to pass the House on Thursday, but they’re hoping to avoid a government shutdown that could inflict political damage on their vulnerable incumbents. “We want Republicans to need to negotiate,” said the aide, who added Democrats wouldn’t be blamed for a government shutdown because the temporary funding measure from the House will fail in the face of bipartisan opposition