U.S. House Budget Committee

The U.S. House Budget Committee approved a Republican budget resolution allocating up to $95 billion, including $60 billion for the Department of Defense and funding for farmers. The resolution, passed 20-14, will enable Republicans to advance legislation without Democratic support through the reconciliation process.

The U.S. House Budget Committee approved a Republican budget resolution with a 20-14 vote, advancing a GOP-only reconciliation process to fund defense, farms, and a voter ID bill. The measure includes up to $60 billion for the Department of Defense and faces no Democratic amendments after they were rejected during debate.

The US House Budget Committee approved a GOP budget resolution with up to $95 billion for defense, farmers, and the SAVE America Act. The measure advanced with a 20-14 vote, excluding Democratic amendments, as House Republicans aim to use reconciliation to bypass Democratic opposition. Senate action remains uncertain.

The U.S. House Budget Committee approved a GOP budget resolution allocating up to $95 billion, including $60 billion for the Department of Defense and funding for farmers. The 20-14 vote rejected Democratic amendments and follows a debate over reconciliation processes. House Republicans plan to bring the resolution to the full chamber next week.

The U.S. House Budget Committee approved a GOP budget resolution allocating up to $95 billion, including $60 billion for the Department of Defense. The 20-14 vote rejected Democratic amendments, with the measure expected to advance to the House floor before recess. The budget aims to fund defense, farmers, and parts of the SAVE America Act via reconciliation.

The U.S. House Budget Committee approved a GOP budget resolution, potentially enabling a $95 billion reconciliation package with $60 billion for the Department of Defense, farm aid, and provisions from the SAVE America Act. The 20-14 vote rejected Democratic amendments, with House Republicans planning to bring the resolution to the full House next week.

The US House Budget Committee approved a GOP budget resolution proposing a $95 billion package, including $60 billion for the Department of Defense and funding for farmers. The 20-14 vote rejected Democratic amendments, with House Republicans planning to bring the resolution to the full chamber next week. The budget aims to advance a reconciliation bill without Democratic support, incorporating measures like the SAVE America Act.

The U.S. House GOP launched a budget reconciliation process to allocate up to $60 billion for defense and $12 billion for farm aid. The $95 billion package includes instructions for four committees to draft bills, with the Agriculture Committee allocating up to $12 billion and the Armed Services Committee up to $60 billion. The process aims to advance election reforms and defense funding.