The Senate will vote for the 11th time on a House-passed clean continuing resolution that needs 60 votes to pass.

WATCH: White House Begins Demolishing Part Of East Wing For Trump Ballroom The Senate on Monday voted again to not reopen the federal government as the shutdown stretches into its fourth

The Senate began voting just before noon today on an extension to reopen the government. Here's what's happened.

Stein in a letter last week urged House and Senate lawmakers to pass a budget — which was supposed to be enacted at the end of June — but said that in the absence of a comprehensive plan, funding for items such as Medicaid “cannot wait and demand your attention in your September session.”

The federal government remains closed Tuesday amid a bitter Senate battle. What time does the Senate vote today? Will the government reopen? See here.