As Chairwoman of the Congressional Progressive Caucus Lowering Costs Task Force, I will continue holding affordability tours and listening directly to Americans, and ensuring that those conversations inform our work ahead.
I will continue holding affordability tours and listening directly to Americans about rising costs, and use those conversations to inform my work in Congress.
Occurrences
Evidence
Ansari's office says she voted for a bipartisan housing package to expand supply and improve affordable housing access. The release says she hears from families being priced out and states that, as CPC Lowering Costs Task Force chair, she will continue affordability tours and use those conversations in future work. It also says she has held Affordability Listening Tours in Phoenix and Las Vegas, with Houston planned, focused on housing, food, health care, gas, and utilities.
Ansari's office says she hosted the CPC Lowering Costs Taskforce's second shadow hearing, focused on lowering health-care costs through prescription drug negotiations, PBM and hospital profiteering reforms, reduced out-of-pocket costs, and access to affordable care.
The Congressional Progressive Caucus task-force page lists the 119th Congress Lowering Costs task force and identifies Rep. Yassamin Ansari as its chair.
Ansari's office says she announced a New Affordability Agenda addressing prescription drugs, groceries, housing, utilities, gas, childcare, overtime pay, surveillance pricing, and Super PACs. It says she had held affordability town halls across the country and planned an AZ-03 tele-town hall for constituents to ask about congressional cost-of-living actions.
The Congressional Progressive Caucus announced a New Affordability Agenda with proposals on prescription drugs, groceries, housing, utilities, gas, childcare, surveillance pricing, overtime pay, paid vacation, and Super PACs. The release frames the package as a response to Americans' cost-of-living concerns.
The Clerk's roll-call record shows H.R. 6644, the Housing for the 21st Century Act, passed the House 390-9 on February 9, 2026, and records Ansari voting Yea.
Assessments
Ansari is currently serving in the federal office at issue, and official House/CPC evidence shows she held Affordability Listening Tours in Phoenix and Las Vegas, planned additional listening activity, chaired the CPC Lowering Costs Task Force, hosted affordability-focused hearings, announced an affordability agenda, and took congressional action on affordability-related legislation. The promise was process-oriented rather than a pledge to enact a final statute, and the record shows the promised listening and use of those issues in congressional work occurred during the same term.