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FY27 Statistical Agency Budget Developments

  

The Trump Administration is expected to release its FY27 budget request April 3. I will be filling in information as I become aware of it. This blog entry will track FY27 appropriations developments for the federal statistical agencies and so will be updated accordingly. (See update log below.) 

See also, FY26 NIH, NSF, and AHRQ Budget Developments.

NOTE: For our more detailed and documented budget tables, see this Google document: federal statistical agency budgets back to FY00

FY27

     Agency  FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26  Request   % change vs FY26  House   Senate   Final  %
BEA 111.7 121.9 118 117 110.3 111.7 1.3%
BJS 40 42 35 35
BLS 659.52 697.95 697.95  703.95 708.5 6686 -5.7
BTS1 29 26.25 26.5 26.75 27.0
Census 1354 1485 1382.5  1382.5 1490 2011.5 35
  -Current Surveys 329 329 318.5 288.5 -9.4
  -Periodic 1054 1054

1171.8

1723 47
EIA 129.1 135 135 135 135 135.4 0.3
ERS 87.8 92.6 90.6 90.6 90.6
NASS 190.2 211 187.85 187.85 185 187 1.0
 -Census of Ag 46.9 66.4 46.85 46.85 46
NCES 291.5 306.5 306.5 306.5 306.5 172.1 -44
 -stats 111.5 121.5 121.5 121.5 121.5 42.2 -65.3
 -assess 185 185 185 185 129.9 -30
NCSES 67.7 90.8 74.15 445
NCHS4 180.4 187.4 187.4  187.4 187.4 175.34 -6.5
ORES  39.7 40.0 44.6 29.1
SOI 42.4 41.7

 Levels in millions of dollars; Agency abbreviations listed below; NCES is for Statistics and Assessment (not NAGB or SLDS)
Latest Action: *Subcommittee mark-up; **Committee mark-up; ***Passed the Floor
&Not available because of lack of sufficient detail in summary, bill or conference report; 
NATD (or blank): No Action To Date
1The BTS is funded through the Highway Trust Fund with levels determined by the authorizing committees. Congress is currently working on a transportation bill.
2The FY20, FY21, FY22 request, FY22 "Final", and FY23 Request levels for BLS includes $27 million, $13 M, $28.47M, $28.470M, and $15.4 M respectively, for its relocation. The relocation funds are are not reflected in the table to make the levels comparable with the FY19 and prior year funding levels.
3The FY27 request also proposes to move the NCHS from CDC to the to-be-created Office of Strategy. It also indicates NCHS funds will come from the Public Health
Service Evaluation.
4The BEA budget is combined with the DOC Office of the Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, for which we assume the estimate is ~$7 million.
5This level does not include NCSES staffing and so is not comparable with prior year levels. The comparable FY23 level is $78 million. 
6The President's Budget proposes to reorganize the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Bureau of Economic Analysis, and the Census Bureau at the Department of Commerce.

Updates (and sources):

    Agency specific request

    • NASS:
    • NCES: https://www.ed.gov/media/document/fy-2027-budget-summary-113552.pdf
    • NCSES: https://nsf-gov-resources.nsf.gov/files/FY-2027-NSF-Budget-Request-to-Congress.pdf  The National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics will operate independently of the directorates
      and continue to be supported through the R&RA appropriation.
    • NCHS: https://www.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/fy-2027-gdm-cj.pdf  The FY 2027 President’s Budget
      includes $175,297,000 for the National Center for Health Statistics, continuing the planned
      reorganization from the CDC to the Office of Strategy. The funding request also includes
      costs associated with information technology and other program support costs and provides
      resources for 401 FTEs. The Office of Strategy will continue to prioritize its major data
      collection and dissemination activities, that allow policymakers and the public to monitor
      the health of the U.S. population. To address challenges like increased survey costs and a
      decrease in survey response rates, the Office of Strategy will need to invest in new statistical
      tools and approaches that complement traditional sample surveys and help build a
      sustainable data-collection infrastructure for the future.
      The Office of Strategy will continue high-priority activities including the National Vital
      Statistics System (NVSS), the National Health Interview Survey (NHIS), the National Health
      and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES), and the National Health Care Surveys. The
      Office of Strategy will also expand access to public-use and restricted data access through
      tools like the Data Query System and the Virtual Data Enclave

    See also: 

    Statistical Agency abbreviations

     BEA Bureau of Economic Analysis
    BJS Bureau of Justice Statistics
    BLS Bureau of Labor Statistics
    BTS Bureau of Transportation Statistics 
    ERS Economic Research Service
    EIA Energy Information Administration
    NASS National Agricultural Statistics Service
    NCES National Center for Education Statistics 
    NCHS National Center for Health Statistics
    NCSES National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics, NSF
    ORES Office of Research, Evaluation, and Statistics, SSA
    SOI Statistics of Income Division, IRS
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