
In response to the Supreme Court decision on Roe v.A compromise package would require 60 votes in the Senate, meaning that at least 10 Republicans would need to support it without any Democratic defections.Why it matters: Some Democrats see a year-end legislative horse-trade as their last chance to enshrine some version of President Biden’s enhanced child tax credit into law before Republicans take one - or both - chambers of Congress.

The White House is engaging with Senate Democrats about making one last push for an enhanced child tax credit this year - and in return for GOP votes, may dangle support for corporate tax credits for research and development that expired last year, Axios has learned.
