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Congress faces Dec 11, 2026 funding deadline after stopgap bill

A continuing resolution signed by President Trump extends federal funding through Dec 11, 2026. Lawmakers must act by that date to avoid a shutdown.

OdinSignal politics editorial poster: Congress faces Dec 11, 2026 funding deadline after stopgap bill
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Event
Continuing Resolution (CR)
Participants
the House

The House gave final approval to a stopgap government funding bill that will keep federal agencies funded through December 11, 2026, averting an immediate shutdown. The measure, known as the Continuing Resolution, was signed into law by President Donald Trump on September 2【source】.

Congress now faces a December 11 deadline to pass additional appropriations or another short‑term extension. Failure to act could trigger a government shutdown during the post‑election lame‑duck session.

Stakeholders, including counties that rely on federal grant funding, are watching the timeline closely as the deadline approaches.

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