Senate Clarity Act Vote May Be Scheduled for Tomorrow

TechFlow news, August 05, according to reporter Eleanor Terrett (@EleanorTerrett), Senate Leader Thune did not file a motion to invoke cloture on the Clarity Act tonight, primarily due to procedural matters and insufficient votes. After the procedural issues regarding the Continuing Resolution (CR) are resolved, Thune could file the motion as early as tomorrow, at which time the formal vote on the Clarity Act will take place within 30 hours after submission. The bill still faces significant obstacles, including the lack of a bipartisan ethics agreement, continued silence from the White House, and unresolved disagreements surrounding BRCA. Despite this, multiple sources stated that even if the bill ultimately fails, they hope to push members to vote publicly.