Vote Yes on this bill if you want to fund farm programs, school meals, WIC, SNAP, rural housing, water systems, broadband, research, and food inspections while also limiting some federal regulations and increasing enforcement against illegal e-cigarettes.

Organizations that support this bill may include farm bureaus, commodity groups, rural electric and water associations, school meal and anti-hunger groups that back the funding, pet food manufacturers, and groups seeking tougher action on illegal vaping products.

Vote No on this bill if you oppose cuts to nutrition, rural development, or agricultural research programs; want to avoid delays, rollbacks, or funding limits on FDA and USDA regulations; support stronger food safety standards and fairer livestock market rules; and prefer fewer restrictions related to marriage status and agency flag displays.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include food safety and consumer advocates, anti-hunger and poverty organizations, LGBTQ+ rights groups, some animal welfare and fair market farm groups, and public health groups that oppose delaying or blocking FDA and USDA rules.