U.S. Republican Senator Thom Tillis said his decision to switch his cloture vote on the CLARITY Act from yes to no does not mark the end of the bill. In a post on X, Tillis said there has been meaningful bipartisan progress around the legislation and that the White House has played an important role in the process. He added that the procedural motion gives lawmakers room to keep working toward what he described as a positive outcome. Earlier the same day, during a vote held in the early morning hours, Tillis changed his vote from support to opposition. His statement framed the move as a procedural step rather than a reversal of the broader effort tied to the bill.
U.S. Republican Senator Thom Tillis said his decision to switch his cloture vote on the CLARITY Act from yes to no was not the end of the bill.
In a post on X, Tillis wrote, 「This is not the end of the bill. We have made substantial bipartisan progress, the White House played an important role, and this procedural motion allows us to keep pursuing a positive outcome.」
Earlier, in a vote held in the early hours of the day, Tillis changed his vote from yes to no.
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