Direct answer: The House of Representatives passed a funding bill to end the shutdown with a 222-209 vote, and the Senate had already approved a package earlier, leading to the government reopening after about 43 days. The final steps involved sending the bill to the President for signature, after which the shutdown ended.

Details and context:

• Vote tally to end shutdown: 222 yeas, 209 nays in the House, with six Democrats voting for the measure and two members not voting in some reports. This completed the House’s action to fund the government and send the bill to the President.

• Senate action: The Senate advanced and approved a funding package that extended funding through January 30, 2026, and included several bipartisan provisions. This set the stage for final House consideration and presidential signature.

• Outcome: President signed the funding bill, officially ending the longest government shutdown on record. Reports emphasize that the deal did not include all Democratic health-care subsidy demands, but did restore funding and backpay for furloughed workers.

If you’d like, I can pull the latest official summaries or provide a short timeline of the key votes and what each side gained or conceded.