Senate Breaks Filibuster On Vought's OMB Director Nomination

Russell Vought, President-elect Donald Trump's nominee to be Director, Office of Management and Budget, responds to questions during a Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs he

The Senate recently voted along party lines with a final tally of 53-47 to break a filibuster on Russell Vought's nomination to be the Office of Management and Budget director. This move sets the stage for a final vote on his confirmation.

Democrats plan to protest through Thursday over Vought's nomination.

Senate voted 53-47 to break filibuster on Russell Vought's nomination.

Vought's involvement in Project 2025 and election claims are controversial.

Senate Democrats are planning to hold the floor in protest through Thursday evening, coinciding with the 30 hours of debate allowed before the final vote. The nomination of Vought has sparked controversy due to his involvement in Project 2025 and his claims regarding the legitimacy of the 2020 election.

Vought's nomination has become a focal point for Democratic criticism, with concerns raised about his potential influence as OMB director over the implementation of President Donald Trump's agenda. The ongoing debate and opposition from Senate Democrats indicate a contentious confirmation process ahead.