After the submission deadline has passed, Congresswoman DeGette will choose up to twenty (20) Community Project Funding Requests to submit to the House Appropriations Committee for consideration.
Select up to twenty Community Project Funding requests to submit to the House Appropriations Committee for consideration after the submission deadline.
Occurrences
Evidence
The page says the FY27 deadline has passed and that, after the submission deadline, Congresswoman DeGette will choose up to twenty (20) Community Project Funding Requests to submit to the House Appropriations Committee for consideration.
The FY26 requests page says DeGette has submitted Community Project Funding requests to the House Appropriations Committee and lists the district projects she selected.
The official FY26 requests page says Congresswoman DeGette has submitted funding requests for projects in Colorado's 1st Congressional District to the House Appropriations Committee and lists the selected district projects.
Congresswoman Diana DeGette has submitted funding requests for important projects in Colorado's 1st Congressional District to the House Appropriations Committee. The page says FY2026 guidelines allowed up to 15 projects and lists DeGette's selected requests by subcommittee, sponsor, project name, location, and requested amount.
The page says the FY2027 deadline has passed and that after the submission deadline Congresswoman DeGette will choose up to twenty Community Project Funding Requests to submit to the House Appropriations Committee for consideration. It also links to her 2026 Member Designated Projects and Community Project Funding Requests.
The guide is dated February 25, 2026 and states the deadline for CPF submissions was 5:00pm MT Monday, March 9, 2026.
Assessments
Official House member materials show DeGette selected district Community Project Funding requests and submitted them to the House Appropriations Committee for FY2026 while serving in the same federal office. Although the FY2027 up-to-20 selection is framed prospectively in the evidence, the documented FY2026 selection/submission satisfies the promised office action of choosing and submitting Community Project Funding requests for committee consideration.
Official House office material for FY26 states that Rep. Diana DeGette selected district Community Project Funding requests and submitted them to the House Appropriations Committee. That matches the promised action of choosing up to twenty requests after the deadline and forwarding them for consideration. Later FY27 guidance only describes the process and does not negate that the FY26 commitment was already carried out while she remained in the same federal office.
Official office materials show that Congresswoman DeGette selected and submitted FY26 Community Project Funding requests to the House Appropriations Committee after the deadline, which matches the promise to choose up to twenty requests for consideration.
The available evidence confirms that DeGette's office established the FY27 Community Project Funding process and stated that, after the deadline, she would choose up to twenty requests to submit to the House Appropriations Committee. However, it does not show that the selection or submission actually occurred. Because the promised action is not yet documented as completed, the outcome remains unresolved rather than delivered or failed.