The House is expected to pass a $1.5 trillion dollar infrastructure package, mostly along party lines, while a bipartisan Senate bill to restore advance refunding may build momentum in that chamber.
At least nine states have enacted across-the-board budget cuts in response to the sudden revenue shortfalls caused by the economic shutdown resulting from stay-at-home orders.
The National League of Cities and other groups such as Moody’s Analytics are warning that a nationwide economic recovery will be at risk of stalling if Congress fails to provide more aid.
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