Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell late Monday backed off a demand that Democrats pledge to maintain the 60-vote threshold after centrist Democrats signaled they would not support it.
But there is no agreement between the two parties to uphold the filibuster, and liberal senators and outside groups have no intention of dropping their pressure campaign on Democrats to change the legislative threshold to 51 votes.
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