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The House passed H.R. 7006, a major bipartisan bill that provides funding for the Department of State, the Treasury, and national security programs for the 2026 fiscal year.
This vote was for the passage of H.R. 7006, a significant piece of legislation that sets the budget for several federal departments through September 2026. The bill allocates funds for the Department of the Treasury to combat financial crimes and improve cybersecurity, provides resources for the Department of State's international diplomacy and aid programs, and supports the operations of the federal judiciary and the District of Columbia. In the House of Representatives, a 'Vote on Passage' is the final hurdle a bill must clear before being sent to the other chamber of Congress. This vote required a simple majority to succeed. Before this final vote, the House considered and rejected two different amendments that would have changed the specific details of the funding package. With 341 votes in favor, the bill passed with broad bipartisan support, meaning large numbers of both Democrats and Republicans agreed on the measure. The legislation now moves to the Senate for consideration. If the Senate approves it without any changes, it will be sent to the President to be signed into law.
The bill now moves to the Senate, where it will undergo a similar process of debate and voting.
OPEN BILL →Why it matters. This bill is essential for the continuous operation of U.S. diplomacy and financial oversight, ensuring that the government can fulfill its international obligations and protect the financial system.
Who’s affected. Federal Employees: Secures funding for the salaries and daily operations of the State and Treasury Departments. · U.S. Taxpayers: Funds the Treasury's ability to protect the nation's financial infrastructure from cyber threats and fraud. · International Aid Recipients: Maintains financial support for U.S.-backed international security and development programs.
Democrats. A large majority of Democrats supported the bill, though 22 members voted against it.
Republicans. The vast majority of Republicans voted in favor of the bill, with only 10 members in opposition.
On Passage
Jan 14, 2026
The House passed H.R.
7006, a major bipartisan bill that provides funding for the Department of State, the Treasury, and national security programs for the 2026 fiscal year.
This is the final vote in the House to approve the bill. By passing this vote, the House officially sends its version of the 2026 funding levels for these agencies to the Senate.
The bill now moves to the Senate, where it will undergo a similar process of debate and voting.
This bill is essential for the continuous operation of U.S. diplomacy and financial oversight, ensuring that the government can fulfill its international obligations and protect the financial system.
The bill passed with a strong bipartisan majority, reflecting broad agreement between the two parties on funding these core government functions.
A large majority of Democrats supported the bill, though 22 members voted against it.
The vast majority of Republicans voted in favor of the bill, with only 10 members in opposition.
The single independent member of the House voted in favor of the passage.