The bill passed with a 366-34 vote and now awaits Senate approval and Biden's signature to become law.

More Democrats supported the new bill, with a vote count of 196 to 170.

Below is a breakdown of the funding allocations across various sectors:

Division A: Continuing Appropriations

This section extends government funding until March 14, 2025, ensuring the uninterrupted operation of essential federal programs.

Key Allocations:

District of Columbia Emergency Planning:

$90 million allocated for emergency planning, including $50 million for the 2025 Presidential Inauguration.

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA):

$625 million to maintain the Geostationary Earth Orbit acquisition schedule.

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI):

$16.668 million for cybersecurity and national security system upgrades.

Defense Shipbuilding:

$5.996 billion for Columbia Class Submarine construction.

$2.922 billion for additional Columbia Class Submarine activities.

$5.691 billion for Virginia Class Submarine production and workforce improvements.

Treasury Department – Cybersecurity:

$908,000 for terrorism and financial intelligence measures.

Education Support:

Funds for student loan servicing and aid processing.