[Update: Because this post reports spending figures in terms of the NGFO+WEIA, the original figures below double-count an appropriation from the general fund to the WEIA. I’ve striken the incorrect figures.]

On Friday, the House passed a supplemental operating budget that would increase appropriations in 2019–21 by $1.220 $1.178 billion (from funds subject to the outlook and the workforce education investment account, or NGFO+WEIA). This would bring 2019–21 appropriations up to $54.093 $54.052 billion, which is $64.9 $46.5 million higher than the budget passed by the Senate. The chart below compares policy changes in the two budgets.

For more on the House budget, see previous posts here, here, and here.