$75,000,000 for Senate office security, shared equally among personal offices
What the document says“For an additional amount for "SENATE--Contingent Expenses of the Senate--senators' official personnel and office expense account", $75,000,000, which shall be allocated to each personal office in an equal amount, for payments for security enhancements and services under section 4 of Senate Resolution 294 (96th Congress), agreed to April 29, 1980, as amended by S. Res. 413 (119th Congress), agreed to September 18, 2025”
Section 212 of division C adds three sums for Senate security: $75,000,000 shared equally among personal offices, $18,500,000 for the Sergeant at Arms, of which $10,000,000 is for state office security and $3,500,000 for residential security systems, and $10,000,000 for miscellaneous items. Subsection (d) says none of the Senate funds used to provide personal protective services may result in designating or deputizing individuals as agents of the federal government.
What the document actually says“For an additional amount for "SENATE--Contingent Expenses of the Senate--senators' official personnel and office expense account", $75,000,000, which shall be allocated to each personal office in an equal amount, for payments for security enhancements and services under section 4 of Senate Resolution 294 (96th Congress), agreed to April 29, 1980, as amended by S. Res. 413 (119th Congress), agreed to September 18, 2025”
Each Senate office gets the same share of the money. It is used to keep members safe.
The money can pay for guards and for safety work at offices. It is split evenly, not by state size. More money goes to the Senate guards as well.
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