Election Day · Nov. 3, 2026

How did your Representative vote on grant funding?

Pick your state to see how each House member voted on the three clearest grant-funding votes since 2025. Takes about a minute. It covers issues and votes only, with no endorsements.

397–28House passed science and research funding (NSF, NASA), Jan. 2026
341–88House passed health and education funding (NIH, CDC, Education), Jan. 2026
214–212House passed the Rescissions Act, cancelling $9B already approved, June 2025

The short version: grant funding bills passed with support from both parties. The close fights were over ICE, health care and cancelling money already approved.

This shows current members only. New candidates don't have a voting record yet. To see who's on your ballot, enter your address at Vote411 or Ballotpedia, then use the candidate questions below.

A "No" isn't always about grants. The health and education bill also funded Defense and Transportation, so members voted no for many reasons. If a vote surprises you, check the member's statement on their website.

Your Senators

Senate records weren't available for this page. The two Senate votes that matter most:

  1. The Rescissions Act (H.R. 4) passed the Senate 51–48 on July 17, 2025. A No vote opposed cancelling grant money.
  2. Science and research funding (H.R. 6938) passed the Senate on Jan. 15, 2026 with support from both parties.

Look up your Senators' votes on Senate.gov.

Questions for any candidate, new or returning

  1. Will you protect funding for research, health, education and nonprofit grants?
  2. Once grant money is approved, should it be cancelled or withheld afterward?
  3. How will you make sure approved grants are paid on time?