The United States House of Representatives cancelled September voting, affecting the Clarity Bill process

The House of Representatives announced the cancellation of voting sessions on 21 and 28 September, which put the vote on the Clarity bill at risk and could be postponed until the elections. The Republican party of the House of Representatives cancelled the two-week vote, leaving only one week before the mid-November elections. The Senate is expected to begin processing the Clarity bill on 15 September, but any Senate amendment will require the return of the bill to the House of Representatives before it can be sent to Trump for signature. The coded market structure bill may have been postponed to a post-election “legged duck” conference。