The 221-212 House vote came after lawmakers struggled to come to an agreement. The short-term measure would give Congress time to work on a longer-term funding plan. The temporary spending bill will need to pass [the Senate] by Friday night to avoid a shutdown. A shutdown would furlough hundreds of thousands of nonessential federal employees.
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The bill could face complications in the Senate, where a group of [over a dozen] Republicans are threatening to delay passage of the bill in the upper chamber because they want language in the bill that would prevent the use of federal money to carry out a Biden administration mandate on workplace vaccinations.
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The continuing resolution has the support of Democratic and Republican leaders. But Senate procedure allows individual lawmakers to delay a floor vote for at least a couple of days, imperiling the chances of meeting the midnight Friday deadline. [Congress] still must address raising the debt ceiling to avoid sending the U.S. into default for the first time.