The House and Senate have proposed investing dramatically different amounts into the Child Care and Development Block Grant (CCDBG). The House has proposed investing an additional $2.4 billion in the program while the Senate has proposed a $25 million increase. The House’s proposal would provide an additional 301,000 children with child care assistance while the Senate’s proposal would cause 40,500 children to lost child care subsidies because the $25 million increase is lower than inflation. This factsheet is our state-by-state analysis of the number of children served by these starkly different CCDBG investments.