Shutdown moves into second month with several key milestones on the way
The Capitol is seen as the government shutdown approaches its second month, in Washington. Credit: AP/J. Scott Applewhite
The federal government shutdown is moving into its second month Saturday with a number of key milestones in sight.
- Nov. 1: Federal assistance under the nutritional program formally known food stamps would normally arrive.
- Nov. 1: Open enrollment for 2026 Obamacare marketplace plans begins, through Jan. 15.
- Nov. 5: This government shutdown ties as the longest in U.S. history, 35 days.
- Nov. 15: The next paycheck comes due for active duty members of the military.
- Nov. 21: The expiration date arrives for the temporary spending bill that remains the focus of the shutdown stalemate.
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