Setting forth the congressional budget for the United States Government for fiscal year 2026 and setting forth the appropriate budgetary levels for fiscal years 2027 through 2035.

Summary

Sets the concurrent budget resolution for FY2026 and establishes budget aggregates and recommended levels for FY2026–2035, including specific multi-year dollar amounts for National Defense and International Affairs. Creates two reserve funds to allow the Budget Committee to adjust aggregates for specified savings or health-savings-account legislation, and changes Senate budget-process rules by raising the vote threshold and tightening rules for designating emergency spending and waiving budget points of order.

• Establishes the concurrent budget resolution for FY2026 and sets multi-year budget aggregates for FY2026–FY2035.
• Specifies detailed New Budget Authority and outlay levels for National Defense and International Affairs for each year through FY2035.
• Creates two reserve funds allowing the Budget Committee Chair to adjust aggregates for specified deficit-saving or HSA-related legislation.
• Raises the Senate vote threshold to two-thirds to waive covered budget points of order and to sustain appeals of Chair rulings on those points of order.
• Permits emergency-designation of provisions only by two-thirds vote in the Senate and requires committees to justify how designations meet defined criteria.
• Creates a Senate point of order to strike an emergency designation in a measure and restricts offering that designation as a floor amendment.
• Does not itself appropriate funds or change entitlement law but directs budget enforcement mechanics and signals spending priorities.
• Tightens procedural barriers to exempting spending from budget limits, which can make some future emergency or off-budget spending harder without broad support.