Two Republicans voted against a bill to reopen the federal government, which passed the House of Representatives on Wednesday.

Why It Matters

The House of Representatives voted on the bill to fund the federal government through late January, more than one month after funding lapsed. The shutdown has become the longest in American history and has led to concerns about flight delays and cancellations ahead of the holiday season due to air traffic control shortages, as well as Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits for millions of Americans.

What To Know

The bill received support from the majority of Republicans in the House of Representatives. Only the following Republicans voted against the bill.

Thomas Massie of Kentucky

Greg Steube of Florida

In September, the

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