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It's Friday, and here's today's question.

It's today the day, we see a vote on infrastructure in the House.

This is your Politico Playbook Daily Briefing.

The house adjourned just after 10 p.m. last night,

as Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her leadership team

struggled to round of votes to pass the twin infrastructure and built back better bills. Democrats made

progress in three key areas. They reached a deal on repealing a Trump-era limit on state and local

tax deductions, resolved concerns on immigration reform, and convinced moderates to back an altered drug pricing deal.

Democratic leadership announced the House will be back in session at 8 a.m. today, and votes would happen.

But Politico's Nicholas Wu, Sarah Ferris, and Heather Kegel report that Democratic leaders are still facing resistance from centris who've raised procedural concerns, such as the lack of

cost analysis.

Policy circulated, a dear colleague later Thursday night that included budgetary details

from White House staff, but several Democrats say they want the details from Congress's independent

scorekeepers, not a partisan office.

One reason for Democrats to be optimistic today.

Many in the caucus are set to embark on overseas trips ahead of next week's recess.

The deadline, in other words, could help push them to act.

One reason for Democrats to be pessimistic.

Party leaders' failure to crawl the votes they need on Thursday, after several exhausting weeks

been has been has asked some Democrats privately wondering, held they'll pull it off

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