Senate lawmakers are exploring whether a gun control compromise might be reached that bans weapons sales to “smaller lists” of people who national security and law enforcement experts believe are connected to terrorism, instead of some of the much larger lists of people that the government maintains.

“There’s beginning to be a coalescing around smaller lists, I think,” Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., told the Washington Examiner. “Maybe, hopefully.”

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