50
Mary Gay Scanlon
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: 0 x 0.4
- Failed by documented deadline: 0 x 0.0
- Excluded from denominator: pending 12, unverified 35, timing unknown 0.
- Historical coverage: not established.
- Disputed claims tracked separately: 0
- Reviewed promises in current record: 0
- Confidence: 0%
- Current claim count: 47
- Current evidence count: 102
Office History
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U.S. Representative
Pennsylvania 5th · current
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- Continue to work as a human rights advocate and ally.
- Make the United States a leader in climate action by rejoining the Paris Climate Agreement, protecting air and water, eliminating subsidies to Big Oil, and building a clean energy economy.
- Require members of Congress to be personally liable for discrimination and related retaliation they commit.
- Require legislative branch offices to repay the Treasury for retaliation-related awards and settlements.
- Give claimants 10 days to cure deficient claims after a preliminary report before dismissal.
- Expand the Office of Employee Advocacy's authority so it can represent victims in federal court.
- Strengthen federal enforcement against corporate crime and restore trust in the justice system.
- Facilitate state prosecution of criminal actions by immigration agents.
- Make it easier to hold companies accountable for illegally raising prices and restricting wages.
- Reform the Department of Justice's use of deferred prosecution agreements and non-prosecution agreements in corporate crime cases, including limiting their use for serious or repeat offenses, requiring judicial review, prohibiting non-prosecution agreements, increasing transparency, creating a corporate enforcement office, and setting standardized DOJ guidance.
- Impose a one-year cooling-off period barring prosecutors who worked on corporate prosecutions or deferred prosecution agreements from representing corporations in federal criminal matters.
- Amend the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure to specify when the government may move to dismiss an indictment, information, or complaint.
- Fight for Planned Parenthood and against the NRA.
- Fight against Republicans who attack Social Security and Medicare.
- Make education a priority by supporting universal pre-K, more vocational training, and eliminating student debt.
- Ensure children and families have access to legal representation in child protection court proceedings.
- Direct states to guarantee independent legal representation for children and parents involved in child protection court proceedings.
- Eliminate SSI benefit reductions that occur when seniors and people with disabilities receive basic in-kind support like food or housing from family, friends, or caregivers.
- Support replacing gendered family-law references such as 'wives' and 'husbands' with 'spouses' in federal law.
- Continue fighting to make the Equality Act the law of the land.
- Introduce legislation to prevent pedestrian fatalities and make streets safer for all road users.
- Require law enforcement to obtain a court order before accessing certain postal information through the U.S. Postal Inspection Service.
- Expand congressional oversight access at ICE and other Department of Homeland Security facilities by allowing members of Congress to bring a staff member or interpreter on unannounced oversight visits and barring DHS from obstructing those visits.
- Establish a competitive federal grant program to help local governments create or expand eviction diversion programs, including support for mediation, rental assistance, legal representation, housing counseling, data collection, and outcome evaluation.
- Fight efforts to end birthright citizenship and defend the Fourteenth Amendment's citizenship guarantee.
- Strengthen USDA enforcement tools under the Packers and Stockyards Act and prohibit anti-competitive behavior in the meat and poultry industry.
- Lower meat and poultry costs for consumers and strengthen protections for ranchers and farmers through the Packers and Stockyards Improvements Act.
- Add poultry growers to USDA administrative litigation authority under the Packers and Stockyards Act.
- Give USDA civil investigative demand authority for potential Packers and Stockyards Act violations.
- Provide whistleblower protections for employees and contractors who report suspected Packers and Stockyards Act violations.
- Give the Packers and Stockyards Division regular access to Livestock Mandatory Reporting Data to better monitor for violations.
- Require states to provide secured drop boxes for voted absentee ballots in federal elections.
- Make federal-election absentee ballot drop boxes available from 45 days before election day until polls close.
- Require ballot drop boxes to be accessible to voters with disabilities and voters with limited English proficiency.
- Require counties with at least 20,000 registered voters to provide at least one federal-election ballot drop box per 20,000 registered voters, and require smaller counties to provide at least one drop box.
- Require states to locate ballot drop boxes so they are nondiscriminatory, disability-accessible, reachable by public transportation where possible, available all day, and sufficiently available across communities including rural communities and Tribal lands.
- Require state and local election officials to consult Tribal leaders and consider travel, mail, transportation, road, weather, and public transit factors when placing drop boxes on Tribal lands.
- Require states to post information on or next to each ballot drop box explaining the requirements for absentee ballots to be counted and tabulated.
- Apply the ballot drop-box requirements to the November 2026 federal general election and each succeeding federal election.
- Establish an Election Assistance Commission Office of Accessibility to improve voting access for older individuals, people with disabilities, Native Americans, Alaska Natives, and voters with limited English proficiency.
- Create a National Resource Center on Accessible Voting and a national voter accessibility website.
- Require federal oversight to ensure state and local election officials obtain, deploy, and maintain voting systems that meet Department of Justice accessibility standards.
- Provide states and local governments with resources and expanded federal support to improve accessibility in voter registration, absentee voting, and in-person voting.
- Require accessible election websites and other voting accessibility requirements for state and local governments.
- Provide plain-language and translated voting rights and resources for older voters, voters with disabilities, Native Americans, Alaska Natives, and voters with limited English proficiency.
- Ensure individuals with disabilities and older individuals can cast private and independent in-person ballots, including through barrier removal, shorter waits, curbside voting options, expedited lines, and line-place protections.
- Ensure individuals with disabilities and older individuals can cast private and independent absentee ballots through accessible request, submission, and ballot-marking processes.
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.