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Sets funding levels and policies that affect military readiness, equipment purchases, research priorities, and services used by military families.
Who it affects: U.S. Armed Forces
The Senate passed a bipartisan continuing resolution 90-6 on August 8 to fund the government through December 11, while the House had already passed its own version through December 4 on July 21. With funding expiring September 30, the House must reconcile key differences — including an OMB grant-oversight rule block and end-date discrepancy — or risk a third government shutdown in under a year.
District: how often a representative’s recorded votes match the majority of their own district here. You: how often they match your positions. Both from roll calls — nothing modelled.
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