Rep. Victoria Spartz (R-IN) expressed that she is in favor of ending the government shutdown, which has stretched 43 days, ahead of the House of Representatives voting on a continuing resolution (CR) to reopen the government.

Spartz, who was one of two Republicans who voted against a seven-week CR in September, pointed out that lawmakers need to “open the government” so that U.S. military service members can be paid, and so that essential services can resume.

“We need to open the government, pay our military, and provide essential services,” Spartz wrote in a post on X. “This CR doesn’t increase spending or set us up for a Christmas omnibus, so I will support it.”

In Spartz’s post she shared an article from 93.1 FM WIBC regarding an interview between she and radio host Tony Katz.

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