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Congressional midterms: 3 November 2026.
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Same fiscal year, different instruments: a presidential request and a minority-party critique. No complete matched opposition budget was verified; do not calculate party-to-party fiscal differences from these documents.
Source documents for reference. A party's costing is its own estimate unless identified as independent. Different years, definitions and government levels are not directly comparable. These documents do not automatically change the simulator.
The administration’s proposed fiscal priorities. A request is not enacted appropriations, and Congress can change it.
This statutory supplement updates the April presidential request for legislative, economic and technical changes. It includes an administration request for $87.6 billion in supplemental funding and projects $4.958 trillion of FY 2027 mandatory-program outlays in Table S-1. It is a partial federal update, not enacted appropriations or a complete general-government forecast; it does not supply a like-for-like replacement for the landing-page debt, deficit and spending ratios.
Legislative text and supporting material for the budget resolution. Budget resolutions and spending laws are different instruments.
Minority-party analyses and critiques of the administration and congressional plans. These reports are not labelled as a complete costed alternative budget.
A dated minority-party response to the FY 2027 presidential request. The committee index confirms its title and date; the full page could not be retrieved in this review. It is not a complete alternative budget or a 2026 election platform.
Full retirement age varies by birth year. Early claims reduce payments; delaying can increase them up to age 70. For first eligibility in 2026, the monthly base formula uses 90% of the first US$1,286 of average indexed monthly earnings, 32% through US$7,749 and 15% above that. This is not a guaranteed payment.
Reference information only. These rules and payments do not change the simulator’s fiscal model or calculate an individual pension entitlement.
Federal ordinary-income marginal rates, retained from 2025 under the 2025 legislation. State/local income taxes may apply. The 21% corporation rate is for C corporations; alternative minimum tax and pass-through rules differ.
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