Senate expected to vote on revised budget resolution over the weekend
The Senate over the weekend is expected to cast a final vote on its revised budget resolution for fiscal year 2025. Senate Republicans April 3 voted to proceed on the resolution which kicked off debate. Today the Senate was slated to debate and process a number of amendments before holding a final vote on the resolution. The budget resolution is expected to pass and move to the House for consideration next week. See this week’s AHA Special Bulletin for highlights of what’s included in the revised budget resolution, details on next steps and AHA resources.
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