Immediate Financial Relief for Federal Employees Act

Never voted on. It didn't reach a floor vote before the 116th Congress ended, so it expired. A bill has to be introduced again to be considered in a new Congress.

TCD CoxSponsor

93 cosponsors · 93 D

AAD Adams PAD Aguilar SBD Bishop SBD Bonamici JBD Brownley ABD Bera NBD Barragán ECD Case JCD Costa YCD Clarke SCD Cohen JCD Chu DCD Cicilline TCD Cárdenas JCD Correa SCD Carbajal JCD Crow GCD Cisneros SDD Davis MDD DeSaulnier DDD Dingell MDD Dean AED Eshoo VED Escobar MFD Fudge LFD Fletcher JGD Gomez CGD García SGD Garcia JHD Huffman JHD Hayes KHD Hill JHD Harder SJD Jackson Lee RKD Khanna ZLD Lofgren BLD Lee RLD Larsen DLD Lipinski BLD Luján ALD Lowenthal TLD Lieu SLD Lee ALD Levin MLD Levin DMD Matsui JMD McNerney JMD Morelle DMD Mucarsel-Powell LMD McBath GND Napolitano JND Neguse IOD Omar CPD Peterson EPD Perlmutter SPD Peters SPD Plaskett JPD Panetta CPD Pappas KPD Porter MQD Quigley LRD Roybal-Allard CRD Ruppersberger MRD Rose HRD Rouda BSD Sherman ASD Smith JSD Schakowsky ASD Schiff LSD Sánchez JSD Speier ESD Swalwell DSD Soto TSD Suozzi MTD Thompson MTD Takano NTD Torres RTD Tlaib DTD Trone JVD Vargas MVD Veasey MWD Waters FWD Wilson SWD Wild END Norton GSD Sablan KSD Schrier VGD Gonzalez JMD McGovern RRD Ruiz JSD Sarbanes DHD Haaland KHD Horn

84 signed on when it was introduced; the rest joined later. Cosponsors who withdrew aren't shown.

This bill directs the Department of the Treasury to provide interest-free loans to federal and District of Columbia government employees affected by a government shutdown and to notify the individual's employer.