Senate Passes Bipartisan Infrastructure Package in Late-Night Vote
The U.S. Senate approved a landmark infrastructure spending bill with support from both parties, directing billions toward roads, bridges, and broadband expansion.
By Sarah Mitchell5 min read
In a rare show of bipartisan cooperation, the Senate voted 68-29 to pass the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, a sweeping package that directs federal spending toward aging roads, bridges, water systems, and broadband networks.
Key Provisions
- 110 billion for roads and bridges
- 66 billion for passenger and freight rail
- 65 billion for broadband expansion
- 55 billion for clean water infrastructure
The bill now heads to the House, where Speaker negotiations are expected to extend through the coming weeks.
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Sarah Mitchell
Senior Political Correspondent covering fiscal policy and central banking.