supports a national ban on gerrymandering
Angie Craig will support a national ban on gerrymandering.
Occurrences
Evidence
The 119th Congress, 2nd Session Congressional Record Index entry for Angie Craig lists bills and resolutions cosponsored by her in 2026; the visible items include H.J. Res. 122, H.J. Res. 144, H.J. Res. 155, H.R. 349, H. Res. 996, H. Res. 1027, H. Res. 1038, H. Res. 1047, H. Res. 1063, H. Res. 1073, H. Res. 1124, H. Res. 1132, H. Res. 1162, H. Res. 1209, H. Res. 1224, H. Res. 1243, H. Res. 1253, H. Res. 1255, H.R. 1628, H.R. 1666, H.R. 1877, H.R. 1902, H.R. 2021, H.R. 2028, H.R. 2257, H.R. 2348, H.R. 2368, H.R. 2424, H.R. 2512, H.R. 2636, H.R. 2978, H.R. 3045, H.R. 3214, H.R. 3544, H.R. 3740, H.R. 3856, H.R. 4120, and others.
Representative Angie Craig joined Rep. ... and introduced legislation to ease the burden of medical debt on Minnesotans.
Today, U.S. Representative and House Agriculture Committee Ranking Member Angie Craig and Representative Jim Baird (IN-04) introduced a bipartisan bill to delay changes to federal hemp law ...
Assessments
The claim is that Angie Craig will support a national ban on gerrymandering. The provided evidence does not show her sponsoring, cosponsoring, voting for, or publicly advocating specific federal anti-gerrymandering legislation or a nationwide ban. The cited materials are either unrelated to redistricting or too nonspecific to establish support for this policy. There is also no evidence here that such a ban was enacted with her material involvement. Because the record provided is insufficient to verify either support or non-support, the claim cannot be scored as delivered, partial, or never on this evidence alone.