I oppose special perks for members of Congress, which is why I support legislation that would require Congress to live by the same rules as the American people.
Support legislation requiring members of Congress to live under the same rules as the American people and oppose special perks for members.
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Evidence
Also, I oppose special perks for members of Congress, which is why I support legislation that would require Congress to live by the same rules as the American people.
Bills and resolutions cosponsored: Capitol Building and Grounds: make House wing and House office buildings open and accessible to public (see H. Res. 961), H1304 [3MR]
Capitol Building and Grounds: make House wing and House office buildings open and accessible to public (H. Res. 961), H1289 [3MR]
Assessments
Estes promised to support legislation requiring members of Congress to live under the same rules as the public and to oppose special perks. The evidence shows he made the pledge and cosponsored H. Res. 961, a same-term legislative effort to make House areas more publicly accessible. That is relevant to opposing congressional perks, but the record provided does not show enactment or implementation of a binding rule requiring Congress to live under the same rules as the American people. Because he made a serious legislative attempt but the promised outcome was not delivered, this is best scored as never with an effort badge.
Estes made a clear promise to support legislation requiring members of Congress to live under the same rules as the public and oppose special perks. The available evidence shows a legislative effort consistent with the theme, including cosponsorship of H. Res. 961 to open House spaces to the public, but it does not show enactment of a rule or law broadly requiring Congress to live under the same rules as the American people or eliminating special perks. Because there was a serious legislative attempt but the promised outcome was not delivered, this is best classified as never with an effort badge.