Georgia Republican Andrew Clyde, previously viewed as a holdout, said he will vote for the One Big Beautiful Bill, a roughly $3.3 trillion package that extends tax cuts and increases federal spending. Clyde’s shift strengthens prospects for the measure in the narrowly divided House, where Republican leaders have been working to lock down support before a final vote expected in the coming days. The bill is a signature initiative of former President Donald Trump, who has urged lawmakers to approve it quickly. If the legislation clears Congress, Trump is expected to sign it, delivering what backers say will be a boost to economic growth while critics warn of higher deficits.