After cloture is invoked on a measure, how much more time can the Senate spend on it?
After cloture is invoked on a measure, the Senate can spend up to 30 more hours on it.
Short AnswerUp to 30 hours
Explanation
How Congress WorksSenate Rule XXII limits post-cloture consideration to 30 hours, and each senator may speak for no more than one hour.
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