The Senate on Friday is poised to vote once again on dueling funding bills that would end the three-day-old government shutdown before it stretches into next week.

But there is little indication that either Republicans' "clean" resolution, which would resume funding at current levels through late November, or Democrats' version, which includes additional health-care funding and other measures, will pass.

The same competing resolutions have already failed multiple times in the Senate, including on the eve of the shutdown and after it began Wednesday morning.

If they fail again, the chamber is expected to adjourn for the weekend.

The Senate is expected to convene for votes starting at 1:30 p.m. ET.

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