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Press ReleaseNeutral2025-09-24

No One Benefits from a Government Shutdown

Dan Newhouse
Dan Newhouse
RWA-4 · Representative
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This press release from Representative Dan Newhouse (R-WA) was published on Tue Sep 23 and titled "No One Benefits from a Government Shutdown".

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No One Benefits from a Government Shutdown No One Benefits from a Government Shutdown On September 30, the federal government’s funding will lapse, and a government shutdown will begin if Congress does not pass a Continuing Resolution (CR) to extend current funding levels. Just last week, the House of Representatives passed a clean CR to keep the government open until November 21, which would prevent a shutdown and allow us to continue negotiating the Fiscal Year 2026 government funding legislation. Now, the responsibility falls on the Senate to follow suit, pass the House CR, and keep our government open. Matthew.Reed@m… Wed, 09/24/2025 - 16:42 October 1, 2025 
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