50
Thomas Massie
Serving in office
Scheduled research active
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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 1, unverified 28, timing unknown 0.
- Historical coverage: not established.
- Disputed claims tracked separately: 0
- Reviewed promises in current record: 0
- Confidence: 0%
- Current claim count: 29
- Current evidence count: 204
Office History
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U.S. Representative
Kentucky 4th Congressional District · current
Federal elected office only. Congress.gov confirms service in the House for Kentucky District 4 from the 112th through 119th Congresses. Current term continues despite loss of the 2026 Republican primary. -
U.S. Representative
Kentucky 4th · current
Historical elected offices still need research. -
Candidate for U.S. Representative
Kentucky 4th Congressional District
Federal reelection campaign for the same House seat. Reporting after the May 19, 2026 primary said Ed Gallrein defeated Massie, so this campaign did not result in renomination. -
Candidate for U.S. Representative
Kentucky 4th Congressional District
Federal reelection campaign for the same House seat; AP called the 2024 KY-04 general election for Massie. -
Candidate for U.S. Representative
Kentucky 4th Congressional District
Federal reelection campaign for the same House seat; subsequent Congress.gov service confirms continuation into the 118th Congress. -
Candidate for U.S. Representative
Kentucky 4th Congressional District
Federal reelection campaign for the same House seat; subsequent Congress.gov service confirms continuation into the 117th Congress. -
Candidate for U.S. Representative
Kentucky 4th Congressional District
Federal reelection campaign for the same House seat; subsequent Congress.gov service confirms continuation into the 116th Congress. -
Candidate for U.S. Representative
Kentucky 4th Congressional District
Federal reelection campaign for the same House seat; subsequent Congress.gov service confirms continuation into the 115th Congress. -
Candidate for U.S. Representative
Kentucky 4th Congressional District
Federal reelection campaign for the same House seat; subsequent Congress.gov service confirms continuation into the 114th Congress. -
Candidate for U.S. Representative
Kentucky 4th Congressional District
Initial federal House campaign. He won the 2012 KY-04 special election and regular general election, then entered Congress in November 2012.
- End taxpayer funding for programs the federal government uses to censor speech by prohibiting federal spending on disinformation research grants and certain National Science Foundation programs.
- Audit the Federal Reserve.
- Balance the federal budget.
- Oppose tariffs that raise costs for American families.
- Defend the Fourth Amendment against warrantless surveillance.
- Get the federal government out of education and leave school decisions to parents, teachers, and local communities.
- Support an all-of-the-above energy strategy including coal, natural gas, and emerging technologies.
- Bring troops home and stop nation-building abroad.
- Vote no on any bill the Constitution does not authorize.
- Vote against government funding of abortion services and vote to defund Planned Parenthood.
- Prevent public money from being spent on abortion procedures, abortion pills, or embryonic stem cell research.
- Require all foreign lobbyists to register under FARA.
- Eliminate capital gains taxes on family farm transfers between family members.
- Allow interstate traffic of raw milk without federal interference.
- Undo the executive order promoting glyphosate and insulating manufacturers from liability.
- Withdraw the United States from NATO.
- Require the Attorney General to submit to Congress a report with aggregate demographic data of individuals determined ineligible to purchase a firearm based on a NICS background check.
- Advance policies that empower consumers, support local farmers, and strengthen the nation’s food system.
- Require candidates for federal office to disclose any dual citizenship they hold.
- Allow airports to collect more passenger facility charges so airport infrastructure can be improved without increasing taxes.
- Reintroduce the Restoring America's Leadership in Innovation Act in the 119th Congress to reform patent law, including returning to a first-to-invent standard and restoring inventor access to injunctions against patent infringers.
- Withdraw the United States from the World Trade Organization.
- Pass the Epstein Files Transparency Act II to let state attorneys general, victims, members of Congress, and other authorized officials sue the U.S. Attorney General when DOJ unlawfully withholds, redacts, delays, conceals, removes, or fails to publish Epstein-related records.
- Give Epstein victims access to full, unredacted records concerning themselves or the harm they suffered, including relevant FBI FD-302 reports.
- Require DOJ to provide state and local prosecutors with unredacted Epstein-related records needed for investigations, prosecutions, and judicial proceedings, including secure access to classified materials.
- Subject DOJ and FBI officials to existing federal criminal penalties for knowingly concealing, destroying, falsifying, withholding, or misrepresenting Epstein-related files.
- Prohibit DOJ from invoking common law privileges, including deliberative process privilege, to evade Epstein files disclosure requirements.
- Circulate a discharge petition if the House does not consider the Epstein Files Transparency Act II within seven legislative days.
- Force a House vote on articles of impeachment against Secretary of Defense Peter Hegseth.
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.