Marie Gluesenkamp Perez

Take the power to set tariffs back from the president: Partial or mixed support

• February 11, 2026 · Recorded vote · past record, not a current commitment

  Voted Yea on H.J.Res.72, House roll 65, 2026.

  Context: Joint resolution terminating the national emergency used to impose tariffs on Canada (passed 219-211); ends one set of emergency tariffs rather than restoring Congress's tariff power in law, so a yea is partial.

  Source: Roll Call 65, 2026: H.J.Res.72, On Passage (clerk.house.gov), published February 11, 2026, checked November 5, 2026

Ban companies from using personal data to charge people more (surveillance pricing): No verified public position found

Outlaw price gouging: No verified public position found

Single-payer: one public plan covering everyone, with no premiums, deductibles, networks or surprise bills: No verified public position found

Cap child care costs at 7% of any family's income: No verified public position found

Paid family and medical leave for every worker: No verified public position found

Fund public schools properly, starting with the special education (IDEA) money Congress promised: Supports the specific demand

• October 28, 2025 · Cosponsored a bill · past record, not a current commitment

  Cosponsored H.R.2598 (IDEA Full Funding Act), 119th Congress.

  Context: IDEA Full Funding Act (House): mandatory increases to reach the full federal 40% IDEA Part B share; matches the IDEA funding demand.

  Source: H.R.2598 - IDEA Full Funding Act (119th Congress), bill status and cosponsors (govinfo.gov (GPO bulk BILLSTATUS, the congress.gov bill status record)), published October 20, 2026, checked November 5, 2026

Free, high-quality pre-K for every family: No verified public position found

Tie federal housing and transportation money to zoning that allows apartment buildings with shops on the ground floor: No verified public position found

Public power: a national grid planned and coordinated by the Department of Energy, with states and local public utilities: No verified public position found

Pass a law requiring the president to stop hostilities against Iran that Congress never authorized: Supports the specific demand

• September 15, 2026 · Recorded vote · past record, not a current commitment

  Voted Yea on H.Con.Res.93, House roll 307, 2026.

  Context: War Powers concurrent resolution directing the President to remove U.S. forces from hostilities with Iran; matches the demand in intent, though a concurrent resolution does not have the force of law. (Passed 220-204.)

  Source: Roll Call 307, 2026: H.Con.Res.93, On Agreeing to the Resolution (clerk.house.gov), published September 15, 2026, checked November 5, 2026

• July 23, 2026 · Recorded vote · past record, not a current commitment

  Voted Yea on H.Con.Res.89, House roll 282, 2026.

  Context: War Powers concurrent resolution directing the President to remove U.S. forces from hostilities with Iran; matches the demand in intent, though a concurrent resolution does not have the force of law. (Passed 214-208.)

  Source: Roll Call 282, 2026: H.Con.Res.89, On Agreeing to the Resolution (clerk.house.gov), published July 23, 2026, checked November 5, 2026

• June 3, 2026 · Recorded vote · past record, not a current commitment

  Voted Yea on H.Con.Res.86, House roll 199, 2026.

  Context: War Powers concurrent resolution directing the President to remove U.S. forces from hostilities with Iran; matches the demand in intent, though a concurrent resolution does not have the force of law. (Passed 215-208.)

  Source: Roll Call 199, 2026: H.Con.Res.86, On Agreeing to the Resolution (clerk.house.gov), published June 3, 2026, checked November 5, 2026

• May 14, 2026 · Recorded vote · past record, not a current commitment

  Voted Yea on H.Con.Res.75, House roll 170, 2026.

  Context: War Powers concurrent resolution directing the President to remove U.S. forces from hostilities with Iran; matches the demand in intent, though a concurrent resolution does not have the force of law. (Gottheimer resolution, failed 212-212.)

  Source: Roll Call 170, 2026: H.Con.Res.75, On Agreeing to the Resolution (clerk.house.gov), published May 14, 2026, checked November 5, 2026

• April 16, 2026 · Recorded vote · past record, not a current commitment

  Voted Yea on H.Con.Res.40, House roll 114, 2026.

  Context: War Powers concurrent resolution directing the President to remove U.S. forces from hostilities with Iran; matches the demand in intent, though a concurrent resolution does not have the force of law. (Meeks resolution, failed 213-214.)

  Source: Roll Call 114, 2026: H.Con.Res.40, On Agreeing to the Resolution (clerk.house.gov), published April 16, 2026, checked November 5, 2026

• March 5, 2026 · Recorded vote · past record, not a current commitment

  Voted Yea on H.Con.Res.38, House roll 85, 2026.

  Context: War Powers concurrent resolution directing the President to remove U.S. forces from hostilities with Iran; matches the demand in intent, though a concurrent resolution does not have the force of law. (Massie resolution, failed 212-219.)

  Source: Roll Call 85, 2026: H.Con.Res.38, On Agreeing to the Resolution (clerk.house.gov), published March 5, 2026, checked November 5, 2026

Cut off money for offensive operations Congress never approved: No verified public position found

Emergency powers expire unless Congress votes to keep them: No verified public position found

Put tariffs back under Congress's control: Partial or mixed support

• February 11, 2026 · Recorded vote · past record, not a current commitment

  Voted Yea on H.J.Res.72, House roll 65, 2026.

  Context: Joint resolution terminating the national emergency used to impose tariffs on Canada (passed 219-211); ends one set of emergency tariffs rather than restoring Congress's tariff power in law, so a yea is partial.

  Source: Roll Call 65, 2026: H.J.Res.72, On Passage (clerk.house.gov), published February 11, 2026, checked November 5, 2026

Protect inspectors general: No verified public position found

Stop any president from refusing to spend money Congress approved (impoundment): No verified public position found

A constitutional amendment to end Citizens United: Supports the specific demand

• October 28, 2025 · Cosponsored a bill · past record, not a current commitment

  Cosponsored H.J.Res.121 (Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to contributions and expenditures intended to affect elections.), 119th Congress.

  Context: Constitutional amendment letting Congress and the states set reasonable limits on election contributions and spending, including by corporations; overturns Citizens United.

  Source: H.J.Res.121 - Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to contributions and expenditures intended to affect elections. (119th Congress), bill status and cosponsors (govinfo.gov (GPO bulk BILLSTATUS, the congress.gov bill status record)), published October 30, 2026, checked November 5, 2026

Every voter in the country gets the option to vote by mail: No verified public position found

End the filibuster so the Senate passes bills by majority vote: No verified public position found

Ban members of Congress from trading individual stocks: Supports the specific demand

• October 8, 2025 · Cosponsored a bill · past record, not a current commitment

  Cosponsored H.R.5106 (Restore Trust in Congress Act), 119th Congress.

  Context: Restore Trust in Congress Act: bars members and their spouses and dependents from buying individual stocks and requires them to divest; a direct match.

  Source: H.R.5106 - Restore Trust in Congress Act (119th Congress), bill status and cosponsors (govinfo.gov (GPO bulk BILLSTATUS, the congress.gov bill status record)), published October 23, 2026, checked November 5, 2026

• January 14, 2025 · Cosponsored a bill · past record, not a current commitment

  Cosponsored H.R.396 (TRUST in Congress Act), 119th Congress.

  Context: TRUST in Congress Act: requires members, spouses and dependent children to place covered investments such as individual stocks in a qualified blind trust; ends members' trading of individual stocks.

  Source: H.R.396 - TRUST in Congress Act (119th Congress), bill status and cosponsors (govinfo.gov (GPO bulk BILLSTATUS, the congress.gov bill status record)), published September 19, 2026, checked November 5, 2026

Add seats to the House: No verified public position found

Get rid of the debt ceiling for good: No verified public position found

Add seats to the Supreme Court: No verified public position found

Fixed 18-year terms for justices: No verified public position found

An enforceable ethics code for the Supreme Court: No verified public position found

Stop a single senator from blocking a judge (end the blue slip veto): No verified public position found

A pathway to citizenship for people who already live and work here: No verified public position found

Fix legal immigration so people who want to come the right way can: No verified public position found