Vote to adopt a conference report that would appropriate $429.1 million in federal funds to the District of Columbia, authorize the District's $6.8 billion budget, and provide $313.6 billion to the Departments of Labor, Education, and Health and Human Services.

• Institutes a 0.97 percent government wide discretionary spending cut.

• $39.8 billion for Department of Health and Human Services, $17.9 billion for the National Institutes of Health, $2.5 billion for substance and mental health abuse treatment, $4.4 billion for AIDS prevention and treatment activities.

• $35 billion for the Education Department, $6.04 billion for special education, $773.8 million for the identification, treatment and prevention of school violence, and $180 million for GEAR UP, a program to assist low-income children prepare for college.

• $11.2 billion for the Labor Department, including $1.3 billion for the Job Corps program.

• $176 million for the administration and operation of the District's correctional facilities.

• $99.71 million for the District's courts.

• Allows private organizations that receive federal funds to run needle exchange programs, provided that none of the federal funds are used for these programs.

• Bars the use of public funds to give health insurance benefits to domestic partners of city employees.

• Bars the use of funds to offer abortion services, except in cases of rape or incest or if the woman's life is in danger.

• Bars the District from proposing a ballot initiative to legalize marijuana for medical uses.

• Bars the District from using its own funds to lobby for direct voting representation in Congress.

Vote to adopt a conference report that would appropriate $429.1 million in federal funds to the District of Columbia, authorize the District's $6.8 billion budget, and provide $313.6 billion to the Departments of Labor, Education, and Health and Human Services.

• Institutes a 0.97 percent government wide discretionary spending cut.

• $39.8 billion for Department of Health and Human Services, $17.9 billion for the National Institutes of Health, $2.5 billion for substance and mental health abuse treatment, $4.4 billion for AIDS prevention and treatment activities.

• $35 billion for the Education Department, $6.04 billion for special education, $773.8 million for the identification, treatment and prevention of school violence, and $180 million for GEAR UP, a program to assist low-income children prepare for college.

• $11.2 billion for the Labor Department, including $1.3 billion for the Job Corps program.

• $176 million for the administration and operation of the District's correctional facilities.

• $99.71 million for the District's courts.

• Allows private organizations that receive federal funds to run needle exchange programs, provided that none of the federal funds are used for these programs.

• Bars the use of public funds to give health insurance benefits to domestic partners of city employees.

• Bars the use of funds to offer abortion services, except in cases of rape or incest or if the woman's life is in danger.

• Bars the District from proposing a ballot initiative to legalize marijuana for medical uses.

• Bars the District from using its own funds to lobby for direct voting representation in Congress.

Vote to appropriate $429.1 million in federal funds to the District of Columbia and to authorize the District's $6.8 billion budget.

• $176 million for the administration and operation of the District's correctional facilities.

• $99.71 million for the District's courts.

• Prevents the District from using city or federal funds for a needle exchange programs.

• Bars the use of public funds to give health insurance benefits to domestic partners of city employees.

• Bars the use of funds to offer abortion services, except in cases of rape or incest or if the woman's life is in danger.

• Bars the District from legalizing marijuana for medical uses.

• Bars the District from using its own funds to lobby for obtaining voting rights in Congress.