HEROES Act & "Senate GOP Targeted Relief" Investments

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2	HEROES ACT INVESTMENTS
3	As of Aug. 4, 2020
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5	$ Billions	Heroes Act Item	Category	Explanation
6	915	Yes	State & Local Aid	Direct aid to state and local governments for public services (not including education & Medicaid)
7	437	Yes	Unemployment Benefits	Extend and expand unemployment benefits
8	413	Yes	Individual Support	Second round of stimulus checks of $1,200 and up to $6,000 for a family
9	202	Yes	Safety Net Supports	Housing support to prevent evictions and foreclosures
10	190	Yes	Individual Support	Hazard pay for essential workers
11	169	Yes	Education	Other higher education funding
12	164	Yes	Business Aid/Credits	Expanded tax credits to retain workers
13	119	Yes	Safety Net Supports	Increased child tax credit benefits
14	117*	Yes	Heatlhcare	Increased aid to Medicaid
15	100	Yes	Healthcare	Reimburse healthcare providers for lost revenue and expenses
16	98	Yes	Healthcare	COBRA payments for laid-off workers to retain health coverage
17	90	Yes	Healthcare	COVID-19 treatment cost support
18	90	Yes	Education	Increased aid to public school K-12 grades and public college education
19	75	Yes	Healthcare	More Covid-19 testing and contact tracing
20	73	Yes	Business Aid/Credits	Credits for employer expenses and closed businesses
21	48	Yes	Other	Changes to retirement and pension plans
22	35	Yes	Safety Net Supports	Food assistance
23	32	Yes	Business Aid/Credits	Extend and expand paid leave credit
24	31	Yes	Other	Agriculture aid
25	25	Yes	Other	United States Postal Service funding
26	22	Yes	Education	Student loan forgiveness
27	21	Yes	Business Aid/Credits	Tax credit for self employed
28	Source: New York Times, The Gulf Between Republicans and Democrats on Coronavirus Aid, in 9 Charts
29	https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/07/30/upshot/coronavirus-stimulus-bill.html?searchResultPosition=1
30	Medicaid source is Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
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32	Healthcare
33	117	Yes	Heatlhcare	Increased aid to Medicaid
34	100	Yes	Healthcare	Reimburse providers for lost revenue and expenses
35	98	Yes	Healthcare	COBRA payments for laid-off workers to retain health coverage
36	90	Yes	Healthcare	COVID-19 treatment cost support
37	75	Yes	Healthcare	More Covid-19 testing and contact tracing
38	363		Subtotal
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40	Safety Net Supports
41	202	Yes	Safety Net Supports	Housing support to prevent evictions and foreclosures
42	119	Yes	Safety Net Supports	Increase child tax credit benefits
43	35	Yes	Safety Net Supports	Food assistance
44	356		Subtotal
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46	Education
47	169	Yes	Education	Other higher education funding
48	90	Yes	Education	Increased aid to public school K-12 grades and public college education
49	22	Yes	Education	Student loan forgiveness
50	281		Subtotal
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52	Business Aid/Credits
53	164	Yes	Business Aid/Credits	Expanded tax credits to retain workers
54	73	Yes	Business Aid/Credits	Credits for employer expenses and closed businesses
55	32	Yes	Business Aid/Credits	Extend and expand paid leave credit
56	21	Yes	Business Aid/Credits	Tax credit for self employed
57	290		Subtotal
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