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Election Impact on the Budget and Appropriations for FY06

机译：选举对06财年预算和拨款的影响

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Buoyed by the results of the 2004 general elections that gave Republicans greater control of the House of Representatives and the Senate and maintained their control of the White House, conservative Republicans are demanding major changes in discretionary and mandatory spending programs, as well as significant changes in the makeup of appropriations committees. These changes will have a long-term impact on nondefense research and development (R&D) programs. After the election, Congress enacted omnibus legislation that finalized the FY05 appropriations for most agencies, including the National Science Foundation (NSF) and the USDA, and included the president's proposal to freeze most of the discretionary spending programs at the FY04 levels. While overall FY05 R&D appropriations increased by approximately 4.8%, 80% of this increase will go to defense R&D programs. Overall, nondefense R&D will rise by approximately 2% in FY05, except for the NSF, which had its first ever cut in R&D funding.
机译：受2004年大选结果的鼓舞，共和党获得了对众议院和参议院的更大控制权，并保持了对白宫的控制权，保守的共和党人要求对自由支配和强制性支出计划进行重大改革，并要求对美国进行重大改革。拨款委员会的组成。这些变化将对非国防研究与开发（R＆D）计划产生长期影响。选举后，国会颁布了综合立法，最终确定了包括国家科学基金会（NSF）和美国农业部在内的大多数机构的05财年拨款，并包括了总统的提案，即冻结大部分04财年的可自由支配支出计划。尽管05财年的研发总拨款增加了约4.8％，但其中80％将用于国防研发计划。总体而言，除NSF首次削减研发资金外，05财年非国防研发将增长约2％。

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