Kirsten Gillibrand is encouraging colleagues to vote for the Clarity Act tomorrow, a move that would send the bill to full Senate consideration and allow debate to continue. Several Senate Democrats who had been open to supporting the legislation remain unhappy with the current ethics provisions. Ruben Gallego and Angela Alsobrooks, who supported Senate Banking Committee Republicans’ effort to advance the bill in May, have not yet stated their positions. The earlier understanding was that stricter ethics provisions would be added before a full Senate vote.