119th Congress · Live

Federal Money

Every bill moving money through Congress. Regular appropriations, the vehicles that actually become law (CRs and omnibus packages), supplementals, reconciliation, and defense authorization — tracked through every legislative stage.

0 of 12 regular bills enacted0 active funding vehicles0 NDAA bills

Regular Appropriations FY2026

The 12 annual appropriations bills — what Congress is supposed to pass each year.

Subcommittee

House

Senate

Agriculture, Rural Development, FDA

— not introduced —

Commerce, Justice, Science

— not introduced —

Defense

— not introduced —

Energy and Water Development

— not introduced —

Financial Services and General Government

— not introduced —

Homeland Security

— not introduced —

Interior, Environment

— not introduced —

Labor, HHS, Education

— not introduced —

Legislative Branch

— not introduced —

Military Construction, Veterans Affairs

— not introduced —

State, Foreign Operations

— not introduced —

Transportation, HUD

— not introduced —

Active Funding Vehicles

The bills that actually keep the government funded — continuing resolutions, consolidated packages, and supplementals. These are usually what becomes law when the 12 regular bills don't pass on time.

No active funding vehicles tracked yet. CRs and omnibus bills appear here once introduced.

Defense Authorization (NDAA)

The NDAA authorizes defense spending levels but does NOT appropriate the money. Actual money flows through the Defense Appropriations bill in the regular grid above.

No NDAA tracked yet for this Congress.

Reconciliation

Budget reconciliation bills change tax law and mandatory spending under expedited Senate procedures. They are not annual appropriations.

No reconciliation bills tracked yet for this Congress.

Other Money Bills

Other bills referred to the appropriations committee that don't fit the major categories — technical corrections, rescission packages, etc.

Nothing in this catch-all category right now.