Bottom line: No material developments since the last check (September 8, 2026, 11:11 PM ET). The FY2027 government funding picture is unchanged: the continuing resolution signed September 2 keeps the government funded through December 11, 2026, and the Senate Appropriations Committee still has not held a single markup on any of the 12 FY2027 bills, stalled over the defense vs. non-defense topline spending split.
Snapshot
- Bills enacted: 0 / 12
- House-passed: 3 / 12 (Military Construction-VA, Agriculture, State-Foreign Operations)
- Senate-passed: 0 / 12
- Shutdown risk: Low — government funded through Dec 11, 2026 (93 days out)
What we re-checked
Re-verified against the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget’s Appropriations Watch: FY 2027 (still dated Sept. 3, no newer entries), the Congress.gov CRS Appropriations Status Table, and recent wire coverage. All sources confirm the same status: House committee work largely complete on the 12 bills with 3 having passed the floor, while Senate action remains entirely pending. No new markups, floor votes, or shutdown-risk developments were found.
Full bill-by-bill status: live FY2027 Appropriations Tracker and the tracker page on this site.
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