Lead the fight to pass the Child Care for Working Families Act so average families pay less than $15 a day for child care.

Robin L. Kelly · Illinois · Democratic

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Occurrences

As your next U.S. Senator, Robin Kelly will lead the fight to pass the Child Care for Working Families Act so the average family will pay less than $15 a day for child care.

She commits to backing legislation that would lower child care costs to under $15 per day on average.

People Over Profits — Robin Kelly for US Senate
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Evidence

"Latest Action: Senate - 02/26/2019 Read twice and referred to the Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions." "This bill has the status Introduced."

Official Congress.gov record shows the Child Care for Working Families Act was introduced and referred to committee in 2019, with no enactment shown on the bill page. Robin Kelly appears among the cosponsors on the same record, so she did take concrete legislative action, but the promise itself was not delivered.

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S.568 - 116th Congress (2019-2020): Child Care for Working Families Act
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Assessments

never unknown A for effort

Kelly appears to have materially supported the Child Care for Working Families Act as a cosponsor, which qualifies as a serious legislative effort toward the promise. But the cited Congress.gov record shows the bill was introduced and referred to committee in 2019 and did not pass, so the promised outcome of enacting a law that would cap average family child care costs below $15 a day was not delivered. Under the scoring rule, a serious but unsuccessful attempt counts as never with effort credit.

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