Continue directing federal spending toward programs and communities that need it most by restoring regular appropriations order and rejecting bloated omnibus bills and continuing resolutions.

David P. Joyce · Ohio · Republican

spending impact 2.00 specificity 1.00 extraction confidence 88%

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Occurrences

By restoring Congress’s power of the purse, Members can make spending decisions for their districts and ensure federal dollars are directed to the programs and communities that need them most.

Joyce praised the passage of FY2026 appropriations bills and said regular order would let Congress direct spending to needed programs and communities.

Joyce Applauds Passage of Final FY26 Appropriations Bills
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Evidence

The committee homepage lists June 11, 2026 FY27 Defense and Homeland Security appropriations actions, and its upcoming schedule shows a June 24, 2026 full committee markup of the FY27 Defense bill.

The latest visible committee action is June 11 and the next scheduled markup is June 24, so there is no concrete June 17-19 action showing delivery or reversal.

unresolved same_term A for effort

House Committee on Appropriations - Republicans |
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Under FY 2027, the page lists the Financial Services and General Government subcommittee markup on April 17, 2026 and the full committee markup on April 21, 2026, with roll call votes, bill report, and markup documents.

This is the latest FY27 FSGG activity listed on the official subcommittee page, and it shows regular-order appropriations progress earlier in the term but no new June 17-19 development.

unresolved same_term A for effort

Financial Services and General Government Subcommittee Legislative Activity | House Committee on Appropriations - Republicans
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Assessments

partial same_term A for effort

The evidence shows FY27 appropriations moving through regular order in committee markups during the current term, which supports partial progress on the promise to restore regular appropriations order. But there is no concrete evidence that Joyce secured the broader outcome of consistently rejecting omnibus bills and continuing resolutions, or that the full promise was completed. Given the limited committee evidence and lack of a final enacted result, this is partial rather than delivered.

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