House votes to keep government open until after midterms, avoiding pre-election shutdown

The House approved a bipartisan funding bill on Tuesday to keep the federal government fully operational until after the November 3 midterm elections. Lawmakers passed the legislation in an overwhelming vote, sending it to President Trump. This action reflects a strong bipartisan consensus to avoid a pre-election government shutdown by delaying the complex spending fight until the midterms are concluded, ensuring that essential federal services remain active during the critical election period.