House and Senate agree to fund government past November election. Here’s how Utah lawmakers voted
The U.S. House and Senate passed continuing resolutions that will keep the government funded through the Nov. 5 election. Utah Reps. Moore, Maloy and Owens voted in favor of the continuing resolution in the House, while Rep. Curtis was opposed. Sen. Romney voted for the resolution in the Senate, while Sen. Lee was opposed.
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