He also wants to give employers who hire graduates of the Kentucky Community and Technical Colleges a $2,000 tax credit per student.
James Comer would give employers a $2,000 tax credit for each graduate of the Kentucky Community and Technical Colleges they hire.
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Evidence
Comer said he wanted to give employers who hire graduates of the Kentucky Community and Technical Colleges a $2,000 tax credit per student.
The official congressional page points users to legislation sponsored and co-sponsored by Congressman Comer and to the House and Senate's latest votes, but it does not identify any employer tax credit for Kentucky Community and Technical Colleges graduates in the current materials reviewed.
Assessments
The promise was made during James Comer's 2015 Kentucky gubernatorial campaign and concerned a state-targeted employer tax credit for hiring Kentucky Community and Technical College graduates. Comer did not become governor, and the evidence provided does not show that he later enacted, sponsored, or materially advanced this specific tax credit in federal office or that it otherwise became law with meaningful Comer contribution. Current congressional materials reviewed also did not identify the promised credit. Because there is no evidence of delivery or a serious legislative/executive attempt that failed, this should be marked never without an effort badge.