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Read. Follow. Verify.Senate Action on S. 4876: Director of National Intelligence Vacancies
Record date · June 24, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The U.S. Senate has formally placed S. 4876, a bill concerning the handling of vacancies for the Director of National Intelligence, onto the legislative calendar. This procedural step allows the bill to be considered by the Senate at a future date.
This action moves S. 4876 to the Senate calendar, which is a necessary procedural step for the bill to be eligible for future floor debate and a potential vote.
Who It Affects
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Director of National Intelligence
The bill proposes changes to how vacancies in this specific office are managed.
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Intelligence Leadership Vacancy Management
The introduction of S. 4876 indicates a legislative focus on formalizing the succession or vacancy process for the Director of National Intelligence.
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