What does Preamble of S 3583 do?

Establishes a pilot program for States to use consolidated funds Funds to be used through Upward Mobility Grants for antipoverty programs Bill introduced to the Senate and referred to the Committee on Finance

What does SHORT TITLE. of S 3583 do?

This Act has a short title The short title is defined in the section

What does CONSOLIDATION OF ANTIPOVERTY PROGRAMS. of S 3583 do?

This section focuses on consolidating antipoverty programs through pilot projects. It defines key terms such as 'antipoverty objectives,' 'antipoverty program,' and 'covered amount,' which includes various federal assistance programs like SNAP, TANF, Child Care and Development Block Grant, and LIHEAP. The pilot projects aim to streamline service delivery, reduce benefit cliffs, and promote upward mobility through improved employment outcomes. States can apply for Upward Mobility Grants to implement these pilot projects, which involve limiting Marginal Effective Tax Rates and increasing employment and earnings among participants. Evaluations are required to measure improvements in upward mobility measures, including earnings, employment rates, and reductions in per-capita direct assistance. The evaluator must be independent and demonstrate substantial experience.

What does TRANSFERS AND SAVINGS PROVISION. of S 3583 do?

This section defines terms for the Administration for Children and Families. It outlines administrative funding for states carrying out pilot projects. The section transfers certain functions from covered Federal agencies to the Administration. It provides for the delegation and reorganization of transferred functions. Savings provisions are established to maintain the effect of existing legal documents and proceedings.

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Upward Mobility Act of 2026 — S. 3583

Last updated: 1/6/2026 · Introduced: 1/6/2026

Author: Jon Husted (R-OH)

TL;DR (AI)

The Upward Mobility Act of 2026 establishes pilot programs in states to consolidate existing antipoverty programs like SNAP and TANF.
States can apply for Upward Mobility Grants to implement these pilot projects, which aim to reduce barriers to employment and increase participant earnings.
The bill requires independent evaluations of these pilot programs to measure improvements in employment rates, earnings, and reductions in reliance on direct assistance.

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