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Elizabeth Warren
Serving in office
Scheduled research active
Main board
Too little promise evidence has been reviewed. Treat this score as provisional.
This profile keeps a lifetime office and promise record. The trust score is designed to stay close to 50 until enough claims and evidence are reviewed.
Breakdown
- Delivered during the term promised: 0 x 1.0
- Delivered in a later elected term: 0 x 0.8
- Partial delivery: 1 x 0.4
- Failed by documented deadline: 0 x 0.0
- Excluded from denominator: pending 5, unverified 48, timing unknown 0.
- Historical coverage: not established.
- Disputed claims tracked separately: 0
- Reviewed promises in current record: 1
- Confidence: 8%
- Current claim count: 54
- Current evidence count: 187
Office History
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Candidate for U.S. Senator
Massachusetts · current
FEC profile lists an incumbent candidacy for the 2030 Massachusetts Senate election; no election result yet. -
U.S. Senator
Massachusetts · current
Federal elected office currently held. Senate Class 1; reelected in 2018 and 2024. -
U.S. Senator
Massachusetts · current
Historical elected offices still need research. -
Candidate for U.S. Senator
Massachusetts
Won reelection to a third U.S. Senate term in 2024. -
Candidate for President of the United States
United States
Sought the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination; not elected president. -
Candidate for U.S. Senator
Massachusetts
Won reelection to the U.S. Senate in 2018. -
Candidate for U.S. Senator
Massachusetts
Won the 2012 general election for U.S. Senate from Massachusetts.
- End Washington corruption and fix American democracy.
- Make the wealthy pay their fair share through taxes such as an Ultra-Millionaire Tax.
- Fight climate change and build a green economy.
- Create 10.6 million green jobs.
- Reduce health care costs and transition the United States to Medicare for All in Warren's first term.
- Cancel student loan debt on day one of Warren's presidency.
- Raise wages and create more American jobs.
- Hold big corporations accountable.
- Build financial security for everyone.
- End private prisons.
- Get rid of the Electoral College.
- Rebuild the State Department.
- Enact a Real Corporate Profits Tax on very large companies' reported profits, taxing profits above $100 million at 7% with no loopholes or exemptions, including foreign profits.
- Ban former members of Congress and elected officers of the House and Senate from lobbying for life.
- Ensure law and policy governing access to medication abortion, including mifepristone, are equitable, transparent, and based on the best available peer-reviewed evidence-based science.
- Pass a universal child care plan that provides affordable, high-quality child care for every American family.
- Prepare universal child care legislation to pass on Day One of the next Democratic trifecta and make care accessible to parents that same year.
- Design the universal child care plan to lower family costs, including saving a typical family about $15,000 per year and charging a single mother earning $60,000 nothing.
- Protect Massachusetts coastal communities.
- Build a 21st century transportation system across Massachusetts.
- Strengthen bank regulations to prevent bank crashes that hurt working people.
- Tax AI companies directly, including through a reasonable excise tax on the energy used by AI data centers.
- Double the size of the foreign service and open new diplomatic posts in underserved areas.
- Establish a diplomatic equivalent of ROTC at universities across the country.
- Double the size of the Peace Corps.
- Expand scholarships for critically important languages and new skill areas such as data science.
- Create pathways for foreign service officers to reenter, including fast-tracking reentry and expanding lateral entry and mid-career hiring.
- Correct the employment records of employees fired or forced to resign because of their sexual orientation.
- Dedicate recruiting resources to applicants from HBCUs, other minority-serving institutions, women’s colleges, and community colleges, and double fellowships for minority and low-income diplomats.
- Expand parental leave, preferential postings for new parents, and policies to ease hardships for dual-foreign-service households.
- Ensure ambassadorial appointments are based on qualifications, not campaign donations, and do not give ambassadorial posts to wealthy donors or bundlers.
- Require at least one Deputy Secretary position and the Director General of the Foreign Service to be filled by experienced career ambassadors.
- Prohibit joint ownership of pharmacy benefit managers and pharmacies to cut drug costs.
- Pass bipartisan bills to ensure advanced technologies are not used to compromise national security.
- Require brokerage firms to notify account holders of ACATS transfer requests.
- Require brokerages to protect customer accounts with phishing-resistant multi-factor authentication technology such as passkeys.
- Strengthen FINRA cybersecurity standards and consumer protections to prevent ACATS brokerage fraud.
- Continue congressional oversight of ICE detention facilities and fight for transparency, humane treatment, and accountability for people in custody.
- Work to ensure Delta flight attendants experience a free and fair union campaign process.
- Ban the corporate practice of medicine by making it illegal for private equity funds, insurance companies, and other for-profit corporations to own or control medical practices.
- Close the friendly physician loophole that allows investor-backed corporations to evade state bans on the corporate practice of medicine through management services organizations.
- Protect physician independence by prohibiting corporate interference with clinical decisions and banning restrictive contract terms such as non-compete, nondisclosure, and non-disparagement agreements.
- Make private equity firms, their general partners, and insiders liable for the liabilities of companies they control, including debt, legal judgments, and pension obligations.
- End the tax subsidy for excessive leverage and close the carried interest loophole to encourage more responsible use of debt by private equity firms.
- Limit how much money private equity firms can extract from portfolio companies and close loopholes used to hide assets from bankruptcy courts.
- Subject every transaction since Steward Health Care was bought by private equity to bankruptcy review for possible clawback as a fraudulent transfer.
- Prioritize workers' pay in bankruptcy by increasing priority claims for unpaid earnings and benefits from $10,000 to $20,000 per worker.
- Create incentives for job retention so workers can benefit from a company's second chance.
- End private equity firms' immunity from legal liability when their portfolio companies break the law, including the WARN Act.
- Expand protections for striking workers by clarifying unfair labor practices and employers' duty to bargain.
- Require private equity managers to disclose fees, returns, and other information about their funds and corporate loans.
- Require firms receiving federal or state funds to disclose how the funds are used and bar them from acquisitions or investor distributions for two years after receipt.
- Prohibit federal health program payments to entities that sell assets or use assets as loan collateral for a Real Estate Investment Trust, repeal REIT influence rules for health care entities, and remove the REIT investor pass-through deduction.
- Codify measures to make it easier for young people to access the ballot box and determine their futures.
Method note
Long term, this app should score against a manually reviewed promise ledger that spans every elected office the candidate has held. The current model uses a Bayesian-style shrinkage step: thin records are pulled back toward 50 so the UI does not overstate certainty.
Claim occurrences, evidence, and future AI adjudications are all designed to store provider and model provenance. Formula version: 0.2.0.