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Establish a single-payer Medicare for All system that replaces most private health insurance.
support: Medicare for All / Lists Medicare for All Act among supported legislation
Medicare for All Act of 2019
Create a public health-insurance option that competes with private plans.
Original cosponsor, Medicare for America Act 2019 (hybrid public plan)
Medicare for America Act of 2019
Raise the federal minimum wage to at least $15 an hour.
support: $15+ federal minimum wage
Expand the Child Tax Credit beyond current law, in amount or refundability.
support: expanded Child Tax Credit
Impose or expand rent regulation (rent caps, rent control or rent stabilization), at any level of government.
Backed ROAD to Housing Act establishing a max limit for affordable rents
establishes a maximum limit for affordable rents
Use federal policy to loosen local zoning and land-use rules so more housing gets built.
Backed ROAD to Housing Act reducing construction barriers; zoning not named
reduces unnecessary regulatory barriers to new home construction
Enact legal protections for workers against replacement or displacement by AI, such as notice, bargaining rights or limits on replacement.
support: update WARN Act so employers must disclose AI-driven mass layoffs (notice protection, FIXED_PROPOSITIONS rule 12)
Update WARN Act requirements so employers must disclose when AI drives a mass layoff, enable real-time tracking of AI impacts on the workforce, and prompt Congress to act proactively to support
US weapons to Israel: support or oppose
support: voted Aye on the Massie Amendment cutting FY2027 Foreign Military Financing for Israel (2026-07-15); later than the 2024 H.R.8369 vote, wins under rule 3
Increase federal funding for border security and enforcement (CBP, barriers, technology, personnel).
oppose: voted No on final passage of S. 2, the Secure America Act (roll call 214, 2026-06-09), which provides about $70 billion to CBP and ICE for border security and enforcement (conflict-rulings item 27: Nay = oppose)
Limit new data-centre construction, including AI data centres, or make operators pay the full cost of the power, water and grid upgrades they use.
support: data centres pay their own infrastructure and utility costs; communities should have a say / support: voted Yea on H.R.9340 Ratepayer Protection Act (Clerk roll call 312, 2026-09-16), which requires data centres of 100 MW+ to pay the full incremental cost of grid upgrades serving them
The Ratepayer Protection Act says that if you build a data center, you pay for the data center, including the infrastructure and utility costs that too often get passed onto residents.
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House vote · H.R.8595
Roll call 243 (2026), On Agreeing to the Amendment, Massie Amendment (H.Amdt.235) to H.R.8595 FY2027 National Security-State appropriations (prohibit funds for Israel; cut FMF $3.3B): Aye
Condition or scope: blocks FY2027 FMF ($3.3B) and other appropriated funds for Israel
H.R.8595 (119th) — Massie Amendment (H.Amdt.235), roll call 243 · 2026-07-15 · Evidence grade B
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