Ensure residents have the opportunity to learn career and technical skills needed for good-paying jobs.

John R. Moolenaar · Michigan · Republican

policy impact 0.61 specificity 0.81 extraction confidence 96%

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Occurrences

I am committed to ensuring residents have the opportunity to learn career and technical skills that are vital to applying for good-paying jobs.

The candidate commits to supporting access to career and technical education for job preparation.

Jobs and the Economy | Congressman John Moolenaar
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Evidence

Congressional Record Index entry for May 5, 2026 lists “CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION MONTH” and ties it to congressional bills and resolutions S. Res. 617 and H. Res. 1063.

Shows that Congress was actively recognizing Career and Technical Education Month during the lookback window, which is consistent with ongoing federal support for career and technical skills education. It does not by itself show Moolenaar-led delivery, but it is concrete contemporaneous evidence that the issue was being advanced in Congress.

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CRI2026 - CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION MONTH - CRI-2026-CAREER-AND-TECHNICAL-EDUCATION-MON-1FDCF | Content Details | GovInfo
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H.Res.1063 was introduced on February 12, 2026, referred to the House Committee on Education and Workforce, and had 33 cosponsors. The resolution supports the goals and ideals of Career and Technical Education Month.

A concrete legislative effort to support career and technical education, but it was introduced by Glenn Thompson, not John Moolenaar, and remained in committee at the time of the source.

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All Information (Except Text) for H.Res.1063 - Supporting the goals and ideals of "Career and Technical Education Month" | Congress.gov
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Moolenaar sponsored H.Res.1023, introduced January 27, 2026, and referred it to the House Committee on Education and Workforce. The page also shows related activity on January 27, 2026 in the Congressional Record.

This is the clearest Moolenaar-related federal action in the window: he introduced a school-choice resolution, showing educational-policy effort, though it is not a direct career-and-technical-education delivery and appears to have stalled in committee.

partial same_term A for effort

John R. Moolenaar | Congress.gov | Library of Congress
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The February 26, 2026 Congressional Record includes Senate recognition of Career and Technical Education Month and references the 2026 designation.

Official congressional record evidence that federal lawmakers were actively marking Career and Technical Education Month in the same Congress. This supports ongoing, but not completed, federal attention to the claim area.

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CREC-2026-02-26-senate.pdf
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The 2025 Congressional Record Index entry for John R. Moolenaar shows his name associated with multiple congressional record items, indicating continuing legislative activity in the education/policy space across the prior term.

Background evidence only; it suggests continued congressional engagement but does not prove delivery of the specific career-and-technical-skills claim in the current lookback window.

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CRI2025 - MOOLENAAR, JOHN R. (a Representative from Michigan) | GovInfo
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Assessments

partial same_term A for effort

The record shows ongoing congressional attention to career and technical education, including recognition of Career and Technical Education Month, but the strongest cited legislative items were not led by Moolenaar and do not demonstrate that he fulfilled the specific promise to ensure residents had such opportunities. The only clear Moolenaar-linked action in the evidence is his sponsorship of a separate education-related resolution, which indicates effort in the education policy space but is not direct delivery of expanded career and technical skills opportunities and appears not to have produced a completed outcome. Because there is some relevant effort and broader policy activity, but no clear Moolenaar-caused delivered result on this promise, partial credit is the best fit.

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