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Senate Addresses Agenda as Midterms Approach
Senators are working through a legislative agenda in Washington, D.C. The House has begun its summer recess. A vote on the President's Director of National Intelligence nominee is scheduled.
09/21/2026 · Cannon Falls edition
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Why it matters locally: Federal legislative activity and upcoming midterm elections directly impact Minnesota through representation in Congress and the potential for changes in national policy, which can affect the state's industries and economic landscape.
WASHINGTON – The United States Senate continues its legislative session as the midterm elections draw closer. Senators remain in Washington to address a range of issues. The House of Representatives has already started its summer recess. The Senate plans to conduct its initial vote on President Trump's nominee for Director of National Intelligence. This vote represents one item on the Senate's current agenda, according to reporter Lisa Desjardins. Senators face a constrained timeline to advance legislative items before the upcoming elections. The calendar presents a factor in the chamber's current proceedings.Related Topics
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