The vote represented a major legislative achievement affecting roads, bridges, broadband, transit, and resilience funding and signaled bipartisan cooperation on a cornerstone of the Biden administration's domestic agenda.
The U.S. Senate approved a $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill by a 69–30 vote, clearing a major legislative hurdle en route to final congressional action and the president's signature.
The vote represented a major legislative achievement affecting roads, bridges, broadband, transit, and resilience funding and signaled bipartisan cooperation on a cornerstone of the Biden administration's domestic agenda.
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