H.R. 5371 · 119th Congress · House

Continuing Appropriations, Agriculture, Legislative Branch, Military Construction and Veterans Affairs, and Extensions Act, 2026

Signed into LawEconomy

Introduced 2025-09-16 · Sponsored by Rep. Cole, Tom [R-OK-4] (R-OK) · Last updated 2026-03-31

Last action (2025-11-12): Became Public Law No: 119-37.

Summary

The bill that ended the October 2025 government shutdown. It gave full-year funding to four areas (agriculture, military construction, veterans affairs, and the legislative branch) while keeping the rest of the government running on a temporary continuing resolution through January 30, 2026. It also extended various expiring federal programs and authorities that would have lapsed during the shutdown.

The Good

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Ended the October 2025 government shutdown

Provided FY2026 continuing appropriations to reopen the federal government and full-year appropriations for agriculture, military construction, veterans affairs, and the legislative branch. Federal employees and contractors resumed work and back pay was authorized.

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Full-year funding for four priority areas

Rather than a blanket CR, the bill provided complete appropriations for agriculture, military construction, VA, and the legislative branch. These sectors received detailed, purpose-specific funding instead of flat prior-year carryover.

The Bad

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Most agencies still on continuing resolution funding

While four areas got full-year bills, the remaining eight appropriations categories continued at prior-year levels. This split approach means most of the federal government still operates under the inefficiencies of a CR.

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Shutdown caused real economic damage before passage

The shutdown disrupted federal services, delayed payments to contractors, and cost the economy billions. Government shutdowns also erode public trust in Congress's ability to perform its basic functions.

Vote Record

Senate, 2025-11-12

Passage (Senate)

222 Yea209 Nay0 NV

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Senate, 2025-11-10

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Passage (Senate)

60 Yea40 Nay0 NV
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52Y / 1N
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7Y / 38N
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1Y / 1N

Passed Congress.gov — Senate Roll Call #618

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Senate, 2025-11-09

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60 Yea40 Nay0 NV
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52Y / 1N
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7Y / 38N
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Passed Congress.gov — Senate Roll Call #610

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Senate, 2025-11-04

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54 Yea44 Nay0 NV
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51Y / 1N / 1NV
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2Y / 42N / 1NV
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Passed Congress.gov — Senate Roll Call #603

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Senate, 2025-10-28

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54 Yea45 Nay0 NV
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51Y / 1N / 1NV
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2Y / 43N
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1Y / 1N

Passed Congress.gov — Senate Roll Call #590

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Senate, 2025-10-22

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54 Yea46 Nay0 NV
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51Y / 2N
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2Y / 43N
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Passed Congress.gov — Senate Roll Call #581

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