I am committed to opposing any legislation that privatizes or makes any cuts to Social Security and Medicare.
Oppose any legislation that privatizes or cuts Social Security and Medicare.
Occurrences
Evidence
"In Congress, I’m working to protect and expand Social Security benefits for seniors... I’m also using my position to advocate for the stability of Medicare..."
On the House floor, Sorensen voted Yea on H.R. 82, the Social Security Fairness Act, which passed 327-75.
Sorensen said he was fighting to protect Americans from the Trump-Musk plan to gut Social Security and helped introduce the Keeping Our Field Offices Open Act, which would impose a moratorium on Social Security field and hearing office closures until January 21, 2029.
On the official issues page, Sorensen says, "In Congress, I’m working to protect and expand Social Security benefits for seniors" and that he is "using my position to advocate for the stability of Medicare."
The Seniors page says Sorensen is "working to protect and expand Social Security benefits for seniors" and is "also using my position to advocate for the stability of Medicare."
Sorensen said he is "fighting to protect Americans from the Trump-Musk plan to gut Social Security" and that he helped introduce the Keeping Our Field Offices Open Act, which would impose a moratorium on Social Security field and hearing office closures until January 21, 2029.
The House Clerk roll call shows Sorensen voted for H.R. 82, the Social Security Fairness Act, which expanded Social Security benefits rather than cutting them.
Assessments
Sorensen has taken actions consistent with the promise during his House term, including voting for the Social Security Fairness Act to expand benefits and helping introduce legislation to prevent Social Security field and hearing office closures. His official statements also support protecting Social Security and Medicare. However, the evidence does not establish a complete voting or legislative record showing he opposed every bill that would privatize or cut Social Security or Medicare, so full delivery is not proven.
Sorensen took concrete same-term actions consistent with opposing Social Security cuts, including co-introducing legislation to prevent Social Security office closures and voting for H.R. 82 to expand Social Security benefits. His official statements also align with protecting Social Security and Medicare. However, the evidence does not establish a complete record that he opposed every piece of legislation that would privatize or cut Social Security or Medicare, and it includes less direct evidence on Medicare specifically. Therefore the promise is best rated partial rather than fully delivered.