The U.S. House of Representatives plans to vote on a temporary funding bill next Monday

According to five Republican officials, Republican leaders are planning a House vote next week on a stopgap spending bill to extend government funding until November 21st—the Friday before Thanksgiving. House Appropriations Committee Chairman Rep. Andrew Cole confirmed Thursday that a vote would take place next Monday, advancing a measure that Democratic leaders have signaled they will veto. "We can do it," Cole said. "We're close. But it's also going to be difficult to get done in the short time we have because I'm probably going to have to get it done by the end of next week." If the stopgap funding bill passes the House, Senate Republicans could also put it on the table next week. The November 21st date has not yet been finalized.