FY2018 Budget Resolution

Oct. 19, 2017 | H.Con.Res. 71
This resolution establishing the congressional budget for FY2018 cuts programs like Medicare, Medicaid and other income security programs that provide critical support to our nation's most vulnerable population by $4.1 trillion over the next decade to pay for trillions of dollars in tax giveaways for millionaires and major corporations. The fiscal blueprint would also cut discretionary spending, including funding for education, infrastructure, job training, housing assistance and financial aid for college students by $800 billion. By 2027, spending on domestic priorities as a share of the economy would be the lowest it has been since the Hoover Administration. The resolution passed the Senate amended; the House agreed to the Senate amended budget resolution without amendment.
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This is Bad for working people.

Vote result: Passed

YEAs: 51
NAYs: 49

Legislator State Party Sort descending Vote
Sen. Dean Heller
NV
Republican Yes
Sen. Mike Rounds
SD
Republican Yes
Sen. Shelley Moore Capito
WV
Republican Yes
Sen. Pat Roberts
KS
Republican Yes
Sen. Jim Risch
ID
Republican Yes
Sen. Orrin G. Hatch
UT
Republican Yes
Sen. Richard M. Burr
NC
Republican Yes
Sen. Rob Portman
OH
Republican Yes
Sen. John Boozman
AR
Republican Yes
Sen. Charles E. Grassley
IA
Republican Yes
Sen. David Perdue
GA
Republican Yes
Sen. Lindsey Graham
SC
Republican Yes
Sen. Roy Blunt
MO
Republican Yes
Sen. Rand Paul
KY
Republican No
Sen. Cory Gardner
CO
Republican Yes
Sen. Todd Young
IN
Republican Yes
Sen. John Barrasso
WY
Republican Yes
Sen. Jeff Flake
AZ
Republican Yes
Sen. Roger Wicker
MS
Republican Yes
Sen. Lisa Murkowski
AK
Republican Yes