HELPER Act of 2025 – This bipartisan legislation establishes a new home loan program to make homeownership more accessible by eliminating some of the requirements for first-time homebuyers.
I will support a new home loan program to make homeownership more accessible by eliminating some first-time homebuyer requirements.
Occurrences
Evidence
Gray's official press-release index for the lookback window lists June 26, June 23, and June 8, 2026 releases on specialty crop growers, a Purple Heart presentation, and service academy nominations; the page contains no housing, mortgage, homebuyer, or homeownership item.
Gray's official recent-votes page says constituents can view legislation he sponsored and co-sponsored and lists recent votes through April 30, 2026, including FISA extension votes and H.R.7567, the Farm, Food, and National Security Act. No homebuyer loan or first-time-homebuyer-requirement measure appears in the displayed recent votes.
Gray's campaign issues page says he is working to lower food, housing, health care, utilities, and other everyday costs. The listed affordability actions concern health care, tariffs, energy, food prices, and Medicaid, not a new home loan program or relaxed first-time-homebuyer requirements.
Gray's official House homepage identifies him as serving in the 119th Congress as Representative of California's 13th District and displays latest news for June 26, June 23, and June 8, 2026; those highlighted items are unrelated to homebuyer loans or housing finance.
Assessments
The available evidence shows no official press release, vote listing, homepage item, or campaign update documenting that Adam Gray supported, sponsored, cosponsored, voted for, or otherwise materially advanced a new federal home loan program eliminating first-time homebuyer requirements. Because the evidence is mostly negative and does not establish a completed outcome or a serious failed attempt, the promise is best treated as unresolved rather than delivered or never fulfilled.