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Cloture Defined
A vote of 60 or more Senators, required to end a filibuster.
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- U.S. Senate: Legislation & Records Home > Legislative Process > Senate Legislative Process: Debate, Filibusters, and Cloture The presiding officer of the Senate may not use the power to recognize Senators to control the flow of business. If no Senator holds the floor, any Senator seeking recognition has a right to be recognized, and then, usually, to speak for as long as he or she wishes (but only twice a day on the same question). Once recognized, a Senator can move to call up any measure or offer any amendment or motion that is in order. Senate rules do not permit a majority to end debate and vote on a pending question.
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