Expressing the sense of the House of Representatives that the United States should reduce and maintain the Federal unified budget deficit at or below 3 percent of gross domestic product.

• Families and households: Aims to reduce risks the resolution ties to big deficits, such as higher interest rates and rising costs of living; it notes the FY2025 deficit was about $1.8 trillion or roughly 6% of GDP.
• Workers and national security: Frames rising deficits as threats to economic growth and national security, pushing policymakers to reconsider spending and revenue priorities.
• Congress and the President: Would ask the President to submit budgets that show a path to the target and ask Congress to align budget allocations with meeting the goal.
• Budget analysts: Directs the Congressional Budget Office to include statements in cost estimates about consistency with the target and encourages the Joint Committee on Taxation to provide supplemental analysis.
• House committees: Orders the House Budget Committee to recommend enforcement options within 180 days and the House Rules Committee to suggest rule changes to make enforcement harder to waive.

*If followed, the resolution would steer federal policy toward cutting deficits to 3% of GDP or less by fiscal year 2030, aiming to reduce future federal deficits.*