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The House passage of the omnibus package, which funds the federal government through September, was split in two votes so lawmakers could register specific support for the defense spending portions. The House voted 361-69 to back funding for [national security priorities] and 260-171 to adopt provisions related to domestic programs.
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The legislation was delayed after a number of Democrats came out against plans to repurpose previously allocated Covid-19 funds from state governments to help finance federal pandemic response efforts. Democratic leaders plan to set up a standalone vote next week on that funding without the controversial offset from state and local relief funds.
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The omnibus package includes about $14 billion in emergency funding to boost humanitarian, security and economic assistance for Ukraine and central European allies. Democrats are touting the package for having the biggest increase to nondefense discretionary spending in four years. Republicans have also lauded [defense] funding secured in the package.