House Republicans are moving forward with plans to vote on a clean stopgap spending bill that will extend government funding until mid-December, dropping a proof-of-citizenship voting measure backed by former President Donald Trump from their latest proposal.

The clock continues to tick on a potential government shutdown, as lawmakers at the U.S. Capitol need to approve a spending plan by the end of the month.

In a statement reflecting on his vote, Golden says he stands by two principles, including “that keeping the government funded and avoiding a shutdown is a basic obligation of an