The Senate is pushing forward + Trump's endorsement, almost locking in the House's passage, expected to end the shutdown this week.
Days of shutdown: 42 days (surpassing the 35-day record of 2018-2019).
Congressional progress: On November 11, the Senate advanced the temporary funding bill (CR, until December 20) with a vote of 61-39; the House is expected to vote at 4 PM on November 12; Trump publicly stated he "anticipates a positive vote."
Polymarket prediction market data shows that the probability of "the U.S. government reopening before the weekend" (i.e., November 12-15, covering the weekend of November 15-16) has reached 94.8%-96%
If the House passes on November 12, government operations will immediately resume, releasing backlogged funds and boosting consumer confidence.
