No standalone psychedelic bill gets a House committee markup before year-end; movement happens only through state pilots or appropriations.

A 'committee markup' is the formal step where a congressional committee debates, amends, and votes on a bill before it can advance toward becoming law. No standalone bill specifically about psychedelics will reach that step in the US House of Representatives before December 31, 2026. Any real psychedelic policy progress this year will happen quietly through state-level programs or tucked inside bigger spending bills.

The legislative calendar today confirms priorities lie elsewhere. Members won't get ahead of districts without cover from state successes; standalone psychedelic bills lack committee traction.