The final
vote on the budget measure was 216 to 212.
The vote on the budget measure was passed on Thursday by 51 to 49 by the Reupblican - dominated Senate.
Not exact matches
WASHINGTON, Nov 29 - Congressional Republicans scrambled
on Wednesday to reformulate their tax bill to satisfy lawmakers worried about how much it would balloon the U.S.
budget deficit, as the
measure moved toward a decisive U.S. Senate floor
vote later this week.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell spoke
on the Senate floor hours before the chamber was scheduled to
vote on a stopgap
budget measure.
On June 6 Finance Minister Jim Flaherty reintroduced his spring federal
budget, which was never passed in the rush to an election, with a key twist: Flaherty added a
measure to phase out the $ 2 - per -
vote subsidy to political parties by 2015 - 16.
But according to the House Minority Whip's office, some 280,000 people
voted online or via text
on the particular
measure they'd like to see deleted from the federal
budget, in what Cantor's new media guy described as «the most direct use of technology to establish a more direct democracy in the history of the federal legislature.»
Democratic lawmakers in the Senate and Assembly
on Tuesday pushed for
measures that would make it easier to
vote in New York, bills that fell by the wayside during the
budget talks.
Updated: The Assembly will consider the ethics legislation outside of the one - house
budget resolution, but both
measures will be
voted on next week.
The proposal made Monday morning comes as the majority conferences in the Senate and Assembly are set to unveil their one - house
budget measures and
vote on them this week.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, in a conference call with California Gov. Jerry Brown, singled out two New York GOP congressmen for criticism after they
voted for a
budget measure that clears the way for a
vote on the Republican plan to overhaul the tax system.
But even though Faso and Stefanik
voted against their party
on the tax bill, in October 2017 they
voted in favor of a
budget bill that paved the way for the tax
measure to pass the Senate
on GOP
votes alone — without a filibuster.
Lawmakers and Gov. Andrew Cuomo had agreed last year to an amendment, but the Democratic - led Assembly balked at a
vote on the
measure, which came with a broader agreement
on the state
budget.
strides to the chamber for the
vote on the $ 4 trillion
budget measure that will pave the way for a sweeping GOP tax overhaul.
One highly - placed Democrat said it's possible
budget bills could start being printed as early as Saturday, which would allow legislators to start debating and
voting on these
measures when they return to the Capitol next Monday.
All of the state's Democrats in the House of Representatives and seven of the Republicans
voted against a
budget measure that clears the way for a
vote on tax overhaul, citing concerns over eliminating the state and local tax deductions.
Assembly Majority Leader Joe Morelle is pushing for a
vote on the
measure before the
budget is considered; the Republican - led Senate meanwhile has approved the bill for the last seven years.
The House had to
vote again Thursday
on the non-binding
budget resolution because the Senate made changes to the
measure last week.
The last piece of the
budget passed
on a party - line
vote, 32 to 28, with the Senate's tenuous Democratic majority holding together and no Republicans
voting in favor of the
measure.
When they
vote on the
budget Oct. 13, legislators are also expected to
vote on a separate
measure that requires the county executive's staff to report three times a year
on the new venue's finances, McMahon said.
Eventually, both
measures were brought to the floor Tuesday — presumably in order to get Espada and Duane's
votes on the
budget.
The Legislature is expected to
vote on the
measures today as part of the 2014
budget, which is due at midnight, the start of the new fiscal year.
The
measure would then have to be
voted on in the House - where Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R - Virginia, has insisted any federal funding to deal with the recent spate of natural disasters be offset with cuts elsewhere in the federal
budget.
If approved there, the legislature would
vote on the
measure at its next session
on Tuesday, Sept. 6, just more than a week before the first
budget presentation.
On Wednesday, the Democrat - led Assembly aligned itself with Cuomo, a second - term Democrat, on measures like voting and campaign finance reform, while separating on other items related to transparency and budget contro
On Wednesday, the Democrat - led Assembly aligned itself with Cuomo, a second - term Democrat,
on measures like voting and campaign finance reform, while separating on other items related to transparency and budget contro
on measures like
voting and campaign finance reform, while separating
on other items related to transparency and budget contro
on other items related to transparency and
budget control.
But Assembly Democrats wanted to act
on the
measure outside the
budget so opponents could argue and
vote against it.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nev., speaks at a news conference
on Capitol Hill Wednesday, after a
vote that would clear the way for a $ 26 billion
measure to help states with their severe
budget problems and save the jobs of tens of thousands of teachers and other public employees.