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James Comer
Serving in office
Scheduled research active
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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: 15 x 1.0
- Delivered in a later elected term: 0 x 0.8
- Partial delivery: 6 x 0.4
- Never delivered: 15 x 0.0
- Disputed claims tracked separately: 0
- Reviewed promises in current record: 36
- Confidence: 75%
- Current claim count: 38
- Current evidence count: 128
Office History
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Candidate for U.S. Representative
Kentucky 1st Congressional District · current
Active 2026 federal House candidacy as of July 1, 2026; general election outcome was not available in the cited FEC record. -
U.S. Representative
Kentucky 1st Congressional District · current
Federal elected office only. Congress.gov confirms House service for Kentucky District 1 from the 114th through 119th Congresses. -
U.S. Representative
Kentucky 1st · current
Historical elected offices still need research. -
Candidate for U.S. Representative
Kentucky 1st Congressional District
Won re-election to the U.S. House for the 119th Congress. -
Candidate for U.S. Representative
Kentucky 1st Congressional District
Won re-election to the U.S. House. -
Candidate for U.S. Representative
Kentucky 1st Congressional District
Won re-election to the U.S. House. -
Candidate for U.S. Representative
Kentucky 1st Congressional District
Won re-election to the U.S. House. -
Candidate for U.S. Representative
Kentucky 1st Congressional District special election
Won the special election to complete Ed Whitfield's unexpired term. Included because it was a federal House campaign separate from the regular 2016 election. -
Candidate for U.S. Representative
Kentucky 1st Congressional District
Won the regular 2016 general election for the 115th Congress.
- As governor, James Comer would work to decrease the number of people on Medicaid by changing Kentucky's Medicaid eligibility requirements.
- James Comer called for Congress to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
- James Comer's healthcare platform would implement medical review panels.
- James Comer would remove Medicaid from the oversight of the Cabinet for Health and Family Services.
- James Comer's healthcare platform would increase household income to combat Kentucky's poor health statistics.
- As governor, James Comer would have Kentucky students' full tuition reimbursed through credits on Kentucky tax returns if they stay in the state to work.
- James Comer would push for an outcomes-based funding model that rewards Kentucky colleges for producing employable students.
- James Comer would give employers a $2,000 tax credit for each graduate of the Kentucky Community and Technical Colleges they hire.
- James Comer would cut the Kentucky Community and Technical Colleges System administrative staffing budget by 10 percent to save $13 million a year.
- James Comer would reduce Kentucky government spending by 10 percent.
- James Comer would provide an earned 10 percent income tax credit for Kentucky families making $100,000 or less.
- James Comer would reduce Kentucky's debt ratio to less than 6 percent within four years.
- James Comer would eliminate other tax breaks, including the film industry tax break, to help pay for his tax credit plan.
- As governor, James Comer would work to change the law on lawmakers' pension increases.
- James Comer would seek to obtain MPD's internal report and related documents to ensure crime data is reported accurately and anyone responsible for manipulation is held accountable.
- James Comer would request a staff-level briefing from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services on its oversight of the CPT code system.
- James Comer would advance legislation to prevent fraudulent federal payments before they are issued and strengthen pre-payment fraud controls in federal programs.
- James Comer would request federal community project funding for the Adairville Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvement Project.
- James Comer would request federal community project funding for the Campbellsville University School of Business, Economics and Technology Building Project.
- James Comer would request federal community project funding for the Eddyville Wastewater Treatment Plant Construction Project.
- James Comer would request federal community project funding for the Frankfort Riverbank Stabilization Project.
- James Comer would request federal community project funding for the Franklin County Package Treatment Plant Decommissioning Project.
- James Comer would request federal community project funding for the Henderson Water Utility Raw Water Intake and Pipeline Project.
- James Comer would request federal community project funding for the Hickman County Industrial Development Authority Business Commerce Building Project.
- James Comer would request federal community project funding for the Madisonville West Side Lift Station Project.
- James Comer would request federal community project funding for the Marion-Crittenden County Airport Parallel Taxiway Project.
- James Comer would seek federal funding for infrastructure projects in Kentucky's 1st District.
- James Comer would seek federal funding for the Oak Grove Water Infrastructure Project.
- James Comer would reintroduce the MARINA Act to create a standardized framework for calculating administrative fees for marina operators, cap certain sales at one percent for rent calculations, extend lease terms, and ensure fees are charged only for non-routine Corps district functions.
- James Comer would support a Balanced Budget Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
- James Comer would urge the Kentucky legislature to pass a convention application for a Balanced Budget Amendment in 2026.
- James Comer would support and modernize federal agriculture programs that help farmers operate, compete, and succeed.
- James Comer would work to strengthen education programs and address the skills gap by expanding opportunities for students and workers.
- James Comer would work to restore healthcare marketplace competition, expand access to high-quality care, and end one-size-fits-all healthcare policies.
- James Comer would work to reduce federal regulatory red tape.
- James Comer would work to eliminate unnecessary federal spending, fraud, and abuse.
- James Comer would protect Second Amendment rights from federal infringement.
- James Comer would support reducing taxes and reining in regulations to promote economic growth and job creation.
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: 0.1.0.