A cloture vote ends debate in the U.S. Senate, requiring 60 votes to proceed. It prevents filibusters, letting the majority move legislation forward. Senators use it to break gridlock, though it can limit minority input. The majority party and bill sponsors benefit most, gaining control over the chamber's agenda.
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