June 4, 2026 · House · RC 205

Agriculture, Rural Development, FDA Appropriations, FY2027 (WIC and nutrition cuts)

House Bill, H.R. 8646

What it did

H.R. 8646, sponsored by Rep. Andy Harris (R-MD), is the House agriculture spending bill for fiscal year 2027. It sets total discretionary spending at $26.27 billion, $380 million below the fiscal year 2026 level. The Congressional Research Service lists WIC among the accounts cut, at $200 million (2.4%) below the enacted level; the committee calls the $8 billion figure full funding and points to falling participation, which is itself a product of the 2025 reconciliation law's SNAP and Medicaid cuts pushing families off the rolls.

Bloomberg Government's analysis describes the measure as cutting both SNAP and WIC. A yes vote accepted the lower level.

A no vote rejected it.

The House passed the bill 213-210 on June 4, 2026.

At the time of this vote, about 2 million fewer children were on Medicaid than when the administration took office, and more than 1.2 million children had lost SNAP since July 2025.

Result: Passed 213-210

At the time of this vote: 2,000,000 fewer US kids on Medicaid since Trump took office; 1,200,000+ kids lost SNAP since July 2025

The humane vote: No (NAY)

Official roll-call record

Members in this record who voted inhumanely (208)

Members in this record who voted humanely (207)