Stimulus final vote in the House: Live updates

The Senate passage of President Biden’s $1.9 trillion Covid-19 relief bill on Saturday brought the massive legislation one step closer to law. Now the focus returns to the House.

The bill has to go back to the other side of the Capitol, where the House — which already passed its own version of the bill — is scheduled to vote to approve the changes made in the Senate. You can read about those changes here.

The House vote is expected to succeed on a party line, as it did in the Senate, with a narrow Democratic majority.

Only after the House passes the Senate version would it land on Biden’s desk.

What happens next: After that, the turnaround time — between it being a more than 600-page bill and money in people’s pockets — could be relatively quick.

People could start seeing the $1,400 stimulus payments hit their bank accounts within days of Biden signing the bill.

The payments do not go all out at once. Those whose bank information is on file with the IRS would likely get the money first because it would be directly deposited into their accounts. Others may receive paper checks or prepaid debit cards in the mail.