CLARITY fails to advance after Senate vote falls short of 60 votes

  • CLARITY failed to advance after the Senate vote to end debate fell short.
  • 60 votes were required, but the Senate did not reach that threshold.
  • Josh Hawley cited risks to small-town bank lending for Missouri farmers.

CLARITY failed to advance after the Senate vote to end debate did not reach the required 60 votes. Republican Senator Josh Hawley said he opposed the measure because high-yield alternatives could pull funds from small-town banks, weakening their ability to lend to farmers in Missouri. Democratic Senator Mazie Hirono declined to comment when asked why she opposed moving CLARITY forward.

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