The Senate provides for the vote of the weekend-a-rama on the calendar of adoption ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’

This is paved together from a variety of sources, with a calendar of the way the Senate will try to pass the “Big and Beautiful Bill” of President Trump this weekend, and the room will try to line up next week.

Fox is informed that the Senate will probably not move to take a procedural vote to officially obtain the bill until Friday. This will require 20 hours of time of debate / clock in the Senate once they have reached the bill. Procedural vote needs only a simple majority.

The 20 hours of debate / clock are divided. Democrats probably burn 10 hours. Republicans will use some. Thus, the Senate probably starts its “vote-a-rama” on the late bill Friday evening or in the short hours of Saturday morning.

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Fox is informed that the Senate will probably not move to take a procedural vote to officially obtain the bill until Friday. (Getty Images)

A “vote-a-rama” is the place where the Senate takes hours and consecutive voting hours on the call on the package.

It is likely that the Senate begins this long voting sequence Friday evening, early Saturday morning (which means just after midnight) and continues until late Saturday, otherwise the early hours of Sunday morning.

He would lead to the adoption of the bill in the Senate on Saturday or early Sunday.

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Leader of the majority of the Senate John Thune (Getty Images)

Not that it is impossible to understand when it could happen. But, frankly, a final vote could happen at any time of the day or night all weekend – if not early Monday.

The most recent-A-Rama vote lasted just under ten hours. A vote in 2021-A-Rama consumed 14 hours and 48 minutes, the Senate considering a total of 40 amendments.

We believe that this voting-a-rama could be in the longer term.

The question is whether a resolution of war powers by Senator Tim Kaine, D-VA., Could delay the start of the vote to access the “big and beautiful bill”. Kaine resolution may not arrive before Friday.

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Trump’s “big and beautiful bill” was sent to the Senate after the Chamber voted to adopt it. (AP; Getty; Fox News Digital)

If the Senate grants the bill on Saturday or Sunday, there is a scenario where the room tries to move very quickly and perhaps even wrapped Sunday or in the short hours on Monday morning. They don’t want members to sit without doing too much.

In addition, I must emphasize that the “72 hour rule” to allow the House to read the bill before the vote does not apply. The Senate refers to the room an “amendment” to the plane of the original chamber. Thus, the “72 -hour rule” does not count in these circumstances.

However, the president of the Mike Johnson Chamber, R-La., Can face political pressures to allow members to consider the bill for a day or two. This could potentially delay the passage in the house until Tuesday or Wednesday.

The president of the room, Mike Johnson, speaks to the media after the Chamber has narrowly adopted a bill transmitting the agenda of President Donald Trump to the American Capitol on May 22, 2025, in Washington. (Images Kevin Dietsch / Getty)

But remember, everything focuses on the question of whether things are harmful. There are still a multitude of outstanding problems. So this could push the passage in both bodies.

FOX is informed that the largest heist in the whole process is to try to massage spending / expense figures.

When asked what was the most complicated problem, Fox was informed of his salt, the reduction in state taxes and local states for high tax states.

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Fox is informed that the Senate could try to go to the level of the room of “40,000” for the deduction “, if nothing else for the optics”. But the key is if the Senate is eliminating the income ceiling to take advantage of this tax relief. In other words, the Senate could try to place a ceiling on the amount of taxpayers before qualifying for the salt break.

But the members of Salt Caucus pointed out that it was not acceptable. They want the right deduction of $ 40,000. There is currently a deduction of $ 10,000 in the Senate bill. It is a non-starter for the Republicans of New York and California who put pressure for the substantial deduction of salt.