The longest-ever government shutdown could be coming to an end soon, a welcome relief for the federal workers who’ve gone without pay to the Californians who’ve faced delays in key food benefits .

In a 60-40 vote that saw some Democrats break with their party, legislation to open up the government has passed the Senate.

So, what’s next? The deal that would fund the government through Jan. 30 needs to pass the U.S. House of Representatives for a vote. If it’s passed in the House, it’ll head to President Donald Trump.

How did California senators vote in the government shutdown Monday?

California Sens. Alex Padilla and Adam Schiff voted no on Monday, Nov. 10.

Padilla and Schiff also voted no on the cloture that ultimately was invoked on Sunday, Nov. 9. A cloture allows for a way to end

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