House Cmte (FY27)
$26.27B
Senate Cmte (FY27)
TBD — Jun. 3
Funds USDA programs including farm supports, crop insurance, rural development, SNAP nutrition assistance, and the FDA. The House FY27 bill sets USDA at $26.27B — $380M (1.4%) below FY26 levels. Cuts target conservation programs and rural water infrastructure. Senate full committee markup is scheduled June 3, 2026.
House Cmte: 35–25 (Apr. 29)
Senate Cmte Markup: Jun. 3
Funds DoD military construction (MILCON) projects, family housing, and the full Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). The $157B House bill is ~$4B (3%) above FY2026 enacted. It fully funds VA healthcare and benefits, expands Community Care access, boosts mental health and suicide prevention, and invests in military infrastructure to deter adversaries — including B-21 Raider facilities. Passed the full House by a bipartisan 400–15 vote.
House Cmte: Unanimous
House Floor: 400–15
Senate Cmte: TBD
Senate Cmte (FY27)
TBD — Jun. 3
Funds Congress and legislative support agencies: Capitol Police, Architect of the Capitol, Library of Congress, CBO, and GAO. The $7.3B House bill is $42.5M above FY2026 enacted and $1.2B below the FY2027 request. Prioritizes security for Members of Congress given the rise in political violence. Senate markup is scheduled alongside Agriculture and CJS on June 3.
House Sub/Cmte: Apr. 30
Senate Cmte Markup: Jun. 3
House Cmte (FY27)
$77.34B
Senate Cmte (FY27)
TBD — Jun. 3
Funds Commerce (NOAA, Census, NIST), DOJ (FBI, DEA, U.S. Marshals, BOP), NASA, NSF, and U.S. Trade Representative. The $77.34B House bill is $670M (-0.8%) below FY2026. Science agencies face a 31.3% cut in the Administration request; the House bill is more moderate, refocusing science on core missions while boosting law enforcement, fentanyl interdiction, and counter-China efforts. Full committee approved 32–28 on party-line vote.
House Cmte: 32–28 (May 13)
Senate Cmte Markup: Jun. 3
Funds Army Corps of Engineers water infrastructure (ports, waterways, flood control), DOE including the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) for weapons stockpile maintenance, and Bureau of Reclamation. The $58.5B House bill is $461M above FY2026. Prioritizes nuclear deterrence modernization and energy dominance. Senate Democrats have flagged proposed cuts to port and drought mitigation programs.
House Sub: ~May 15
Senate Cmte: TBD
Funds the Treasury Department, Executive Office of the President, federal judiciary, Small Business Administration (SBA), District of Columbia, and independent regulatory agencies (FTC, CFTC, SEC). The $25.3B House bill is $1B (-3.8%) below FY2026. Ends "Biden-era" provisions, advances fiscal discipline, and refocuses agencies on core missions. Includes anti-fraud and cybersecurity investments.
House Cmte: Approved (Apr. 22)
Senate Cmte: TBD
House Cmte (FY27)
$47.32B
Senate Cmte (FY27)
TBD — Jun.
Funds the State Department, USAID, and international programs. The $47.32B House bill is $2.69B (-6%) below FY2026. Reflects the America First foreign policy realignment: maintains robust funding for Israel, Jordan, Egypt, and Taiwan; reduces global health spending; maintains PEPFAR and Global Fund; cuts bilateral HIV by $350M; global health programs total $8.9B. Senate hearing on the State budget held June 2, 2026.
House Cmte: Approved (Apr. 28)
Senate Hearing: Jun. 2
Funds Interior Department (NPS, BLM, Fish & Wildlife, Bureau of Indian Affairs), EPA, Forest Service, and related agencies. The House subcommittee markup was held around May 21 (joint with THUD); full committee markup scheduled June 3. Senate Democrats have flagged proposed cuts to ports, drought mitigation, and critical infrastructure programs in the Administration's FY27 budget request.
House Sub: ~May 21
Full Cmte: Jun. 3
Senate: TBD
Funds the Department of Transportation (FAA, Federal Highway, Federal Transit, Amtrak), and HUD (Section 8 housing vouchers, CDBG, HOME, McKinney-Vento homelessness). The subcommittee markup was held around May 21 (joint with Interior); full committee markup scheduled June 4. HUD Secretary Scott Turner testified before the House and Senate Appropriations Committees in May 2026.
House Sub: ~May 21
Full Cmte: Jun. 4
Senate: TBD
Admin Request (FY27)
~$1T+
Funds the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, Space Force, and all DoD operations. The Administration's FY2027 defense request is described as a significant increase targeting strategic competition with China and Russia, expansion of shipbuilding, munitions production, and Indo-Pacific posture. Combined with reconciliation defense increases, total defense spending may exceed $1 trillion. Markup not yet completed as of June 1.
House Sub Markup: TBD
Senate: TBD
Admin Request (FY27)
Deep cuts
The largest domestic discretionary bill. Funds Labor (OSHA, job training), HHS (NIH, CDC, CMS, HRSA, ACF, SAMHSA), and Education (Title I, IDEA special education, Pell Grants). The Administration's FY2027 request proposes significant NIH biomedical research cuts, which Chair Collins called "inexplicable" at a May 21 hearing. Senate Democrats have signaled strong opposition. Subcommittee markup is scheduled for June. This bill is typically the most contentious.
House Sub Markup: Jun. 2026
Senate: TBD
FY26 Enacted
~$97B (partial)
Admin Request (FY27)
Increase
Funds TSA, Coast Guard, FEMA, CBP, ICE, Secret Service, and CISA. FY2026 was deeply contentious — the DHS bill was the last to be resolved, with ICE/BSO still unfunded and covered through reconciliation. For FY2027, DHS funding levels and immigration enforcement funding are expected to again be among the most difficult negotiations. Senate DHS budget request hearing was held in late May/early June. Subcommittee markup is scheduled for June.
House Sub Markup: Jun. 2026
Senate Hearing: ~Jun.
