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Bipartisan Senate duo proposes filibuster rules reform to fix gridlock

  • Posted on October 8, 2026
  • By The Hill
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A Republican senator from Montana and a Democratic senator from Oregon have joined forces to tackle legislative paralysis in the U.S. Senate through comprehensive filibuster reform. Their collaborative proposal aims to modernize chamber procedures, enhance legislative productivity, and foster genuine cross-party cooperation. The initiative represents a rare instance of bipartisan consensus on institutional change, addressing long-standing concerns about governmental efficiency and the obstruction of critical policy debates.

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Bipartisan Senate duo proposes filibuster rules reform to fix gridlock
Bipartisan Senate duo proposes filibuster rules reform to fix gridlock

Sens. Steve Daines (R-Mont.) and Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.) have teamed up in calling for several major reforms to the Senate rules that they say are needed restore bipartisanship and bring the slow-mov…
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