Lowering Prescription Drug Prices: Negotiating lower drug prices and capping the cost of insulin for more Americans.
Negotiate lower prescription drug prices and cap insulin costs for more Americans.
Occurrences
Evidence
Representative John W. Mannion represents New York’s 22nd Congressional District ... and served as the founding Chairman of the Senate Committee on Disabilities.
The funding is in addition to the $358,000 in Community Project Funding Representative Mannion secured for Oneida Health in a partial funding bill that passed into law in November 2025.
Together, Representative Mannion and Mayor Owens will use the State of the Union to deliver a message of government working for the people. They’ll highlight their shared commitment to lowering costs for families ...
Medicare, Medicaid and disability insurance will be largely unaffected by a shutdown lasting less than three months. ... Medicare Issues ... 2026 Medicare Handbook ... Medicaid Issues ... Submit a Complaint with CMS.
I joined a strong bipartisan majority in voting for the Fiscal Year 2026 National Defense Authorization Act ...
Oath of Office: Jan. 03, 2025 ... Representative John W. Mannion represents New York (NY) – 22nd, Democrat.
Learn more about legislation sponsored and co-sponsored by Congressman Mannion. ... Recent Votes ... 04/30/2026 | 155 | S.4465 | On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass | Nay ...
Assessments
The available evidence confirms John W. Mannion has been serving in the House since January 2025 and is active on health and cost-related issues generally, but it does not show that he negotiated lower prescription drug prices, helped enact an insulin cap for more Americans, or materially advanced specific federal legislation accomplishing those outcomes. The cited pages are about office status, general votes, constituent resources, and unrelated funding, not the promised prescription-drug or insulin policy result. Because Mannion is still in office and the record provided does not establish either delivery or a serious documented attempt on this specific promise, the best judgment is unresolved rather than never.