A sweeping bipartisan infrastructure agreement reached after what felt like glacially paced negotiations is now moving at a similar pace toward a likely Senate passage.
The latest procedural step came Sunday night when the Senate voted 69-28 to adopt the substitute amendment, which contains the language adopted by a bipartisan group that at most included 22 senators. The Senate then voted 68-29 on cloture on the bill.
The Senate had initially tried to speed up passage of the measure, but by Sunday, they seemed resolved that it would take until Tuesday to pass. To read the full Roll Call story, click here.
