A stalemate in the Senate has ended for now. Senators departed early Saturday morning after addressing several key issues. However, a specific voting bill did not move forward.
Further action on this bill is expected in September. At that time, senators may try to pass parts of it as part of a larger budget package. Details about the voting bill and the Senate's actions are available from NewsChannel 5 WTVF.
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