Issues / Government Spending / Event · Mar 10 – Mar 14, 2025
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How the conversation moved
Democrat Republican · one dot = one action| Action type | Sat8 | Sun9 | Mon102 | Tue1125 | Wed12 | Thu138 | Fri146 | Total |
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| StatementsResponses to news | +4 | 19 | ||||||
| CriticizedA policy, decision or person | 15 | |||||||
| Filed or pushed billsNew, reintroduced or passed | 1 | |||||||
| Other | 6 |
What members did
45 members · 41 actionsThere is no proposal to be for or against here. Members are grouped by what they did.
Reacted · 19
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DJeanne ShaheenNH · Senate
Voted to advance continuing resolution preventing government shutdown.
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RPete RickettsNE · Senate
Voted for continuing resolution to fund federal government through fiscal year end.
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DChris Van HollenMD · Senate
Announced intent to vote against Republican continuing resolution funding bill.
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RJohn ThuneSD · Senate
Called on Democrats to support House funding bill or accept government shutdown.
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DTina SmithMN · Senate
Announced vote against Republican continuing resolution for cutting health and disaster funding.
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RJohn ThuneSD · Senate
Spoke at press conference stating Republicans are working to prevent government shutdown.
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RScott FranklinFL · House
Voted for continuing resolution to keep government open with defense spending increase and veterans funding.
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DValerie P. FousheeNC · House
Voted against continuing resolution, citing cuts to healthcare, veterans benefits, and housing assistance.
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RJohn ThuneSD · Senate
Called on Democrats to support House funding bill or accept government shutdown.
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DTina SmithMN · Senate
Announced vote against Republican continuing resolution for cutting health and disaster funding.
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RJohn ThuneSD · Senate
Spoke at press conference stating Republicans are working to prevent government shutdown.
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RScott FranklinFL · House
Voted for continuing resolution to keep government open with defense spending increase and veterans funding.
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DValerie P. FousheeNC · House
Voted against continuing resolution, citing cuts to healthcare, veterans benefits, and housing assistance.
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DBill FosterIL · House
Voted against continuing resolution, opposing cuts to Social Security, veterans healthcare, and nuclear nonproliferation.
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RVince FongCA · House
Voted for continuing resolution to keep government open and protect defense, healthcare, and veterans funding.
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DLizzie FletcherTX · House
Voted against continuing resolution, opposing cuts to medical research and flood infrastructure projects.
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DShomari FiguresAL · House
Voted against continuing resolution, citing cuts to veterans medical care and disaster relief funding.
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RMichael BaumgartnerWA · House
Voted for continuing resolution to fund government and avoid shutdown.
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RTom BarrettMI · House
Voted for continuing resolution to keep government funded and prevent shutdown.
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RJames R. BairdIN · House
Voted for continuing resolution to freeze spending and prevent government shutdown.
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RAustin ScottGA · House
Voted for continuing resolution to keep government open and avoid shutdown.
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DIlhan OmarMN · House
Voted against Republican continuing resolution, citing risks to vulnerable households.
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DMike ThompsonCA · House
Voted against Republican funding bill, opposing cuts to Social Security, Medicare and veterans benefits.
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DSam T. LiccardoCA · House
Announced opposition to stopgap funding bill, citing veterans benefits cuts and housing program reductions.
Criticized · 15
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DNancy PelosiCA · House
Criticized government funding bill as false choice between shutdown and devastating cuts.
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DJanelle S. BynumOR · House
Criticized Senate Republican continuing resolution as bad for Oregonians and America.
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DAmi BeraCA · House
Opposed Senate cloture vote on Republican continuing resolution.
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DJack ReedRI · Senate
Opposed spending bill and warned against executive overreach on tariffs and spending.
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RJohn BarrassoWY · Senate
Blamed Democrats for potential government shutdown over policy disagreements.
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DTammy BaldwinWI · Senate
Opposed Republican spending bill as giving Trump and Musk a slush fund.
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RNicholas A. LangworthyNY · House
Criticized Senate Democrats for impending government shutdown over funding deadline.
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DKatherine M. ClarkMA · House
Criticized House Republicans' partisan funding bill and called for bipartisan continuing resolution.
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DJack ReedRI · Senate
Opposed spending bill and warned against executive overreach on tariffs and spending.
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RJohn BarrassoWY · Senate
Blamed Democrats for potential government shutdown over policy disagreements.
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DTammy BaldwinWI · Senate
Opposed Republican spending bill as giving Trump and Musk a slush fund.
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RNicholas A. LangworthyNY · House
Criticized Senate Democrats for impending government shutdown over funding deadline.
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DKatherine M. ClarkMA · House
Criticized House Republicans' partisan funding bill and called for bipartisan continuing resolution.
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DHakeem S. JeffriesNY · House
Criticized Republican continuing resolution and advocated for bipartisan funding agreement.
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DJoseph D. MorelleNY · House
Criticized Republican spending bill for giving Trump power to cut programs.
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DDave MinCA · House
Announced opposition to Republican funding bill citing veterans benefits cuts.
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DKweisi MfumeMD · House
Voted against Republican funding bill, criticized cuts to veterans and seniors.
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DBecca BalintVT · House
Voted against continuing resolution, criticizing it as lacking guardrails against Trump.
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DHakeem S. JeffriesNY · House
Criticized Republican spending bill as devastating to Medicaid and vulnerable populations.
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DMike LevinCA · House
Opposed Continuing Resolution, citing harm from Trump administration and DOGE cuts.
Other actions · 6
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RGregory F. MurphyNC · House
Voted for full-year continuing appropriations bill to avoid government shutdown.
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RJohn R. MoolenaarMI · House
Voted for continuing resolution funding government through September 2025.
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RDaniel MeuserPA · House
Delivered floor remarks defending continuing resolution as protecting benefits.
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DJared F. GoldenME · House
Voted for seven-month continuing resolution to fund government and avoid shutdown.
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RGabe EvansCO · House
Voted for continuing resolution to keep government open and support military funding.
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RRuss FulcherID · House
Voted for continuing resolution to avoid shutdown and allow Trump administration to implement agenda.
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DJared F. GoldenME · House
Voted for seven-month continuing resolution to fund government and avoid shutdown.
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RGabe EvansCO · House
Voted for continuing resolution to keep government open and support military funding.
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RRuss FulcherID · House
Voted for continuing resolution to avoid shutdown and allow Trump administration to implement agenda.
Based on press releases since Mar 10, 2025. Dollar figures are as stated by the member’s office. AI summaries of each release.
What each party did · Democrats 25 · Republicans 16
- 10Statements9
- 13Criticized2
- 1Filed or pushed bills0
- 1Other5
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Actions each member took in this window
By state
Actions by members from each state, split by party. A joint release counts once for each member on it.
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Every action
41 actions · 47 releases- Mar 14, 2025
- Statement
DShaheen NH, DPeters MI, DSchatz HI
Voted to advance continuing resolution preventing government shutdown.
- Criticism
Criticized government funding bill as false choice between shutdown and devastating cuts.
- Criticism
- Criticism
- Statement
Voted for continuing resolution to fund federal government through fiscal year end.
- Criticism
- Statement
- Mar 13, 2025
- Statement
Announced intent to vote against Republican continuing resolution funding bill.
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- Statement
- Criticism
Blamed Democrats for potential government shutdown over policy disagreements.
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- Criticism
Criticized Senate Democrats for impending government shutdown over funding deadline.
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- Criticism
Criticized Republican continuing resolution and advocated for bipartisan funding agreement.
- Statement
- Mar 11, 2025
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- Statement
Voted for full-year continuing appropriations bill to avoid government shutdown.
- Criticism
- Statement
- Criticism
- Criticism
- Statement
Delivered floor remarks defending continuing resolution as protecting benefits.
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RFranklin FL $6B
Voted for continuing resolution to keep government open with defense spending increase and veterans funding.
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DFoushee NC, RArrington TX, DHuffman CA
Voted against continuing resolution, citing cuts to healthcare, veterans benefits, and housing assistance.
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DFoster IL, RBacon NE, DMoulton MA $185M
Voted against continuing resolution, opposing cuts to Social Security, veterans healthcare, and nuclear nonproliferation.
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- Statement
Voted against continuing resolution, opposing cuts to medical research and flood infrastructure projects.
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DFigures AL $23B
Voted against continuing resolution, citing cuts to veterans medical care and disaster relief funding.
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Voted for seven-month continuing resolution to fund government and avoid shutdown.
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- Statement
Voted for continuing resolution to avoid shutdown and allow Trump administration to implement agenda.
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- Statement
Voted for continuing resolution to keep government funded and prevent shutdown.
- Criticism
Voted against continuing resolution, criticizing it as lacking guardrails against Trump.
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- Statement
- Statement
- Statement
Voted against Republican funding bill, opposing cuts to Social Security, Medicare and veterans benefits.
- Statement
Announced opposition to stopgap funding bill, citing veterans benefits cuts and housing program reductions.
- Criticism
Criticized Republican spending bill as devastating to Medicaid and vulnerable populations.
- Mar 10, 2025
- Criticism
- Bill
Introduced bill to provide unemployment benefits to unpaid federal workers during shutdowns.
Summaries, action types, amounts and positions are read from each press release by AI and can be wrong. Joint releases (same day, same action, matching title or amount) count once. How it works