In Congress, I will build on my success in Washington State and expand these advancements across the country.
Expand climate-related advancements from Washington State across the country.
Occurrences
Evidence
Campaign page says Randall would make a just transition from fossil fuels, invest in clean energy jobs and infrastructure, and in Congress "expand these advancements across the country."
During the lookback window, Randall questioned Interior Secretary Doug Burgum about proposed National Park Service cuts, Olympic National Park staffing, and trail safety in Washington's 6th District.
Congress.gov lists H.R.5862 as an Energy bill to restore energy-related provisions as in effect before Public Law 119-21; Randall is an original cosponsor. Status remains Introduced, referred to Ways and Means.
Congress.gov says H.R.4493 would direct HHS to declare a public health emergency connected to climate-change health risks; Randall is an original cosponsor. Status remains Introduced.
Randall sponsored the TERRA Act to streamline federal funding for Tribes with lands or ways of life at risk due to environmental impacts and natural disasters. A subcommittee hearing was held September 9, 2025; status remains Introduced.
Randall sponsored H.R.3369 to designate and expand wilderness areas in Olympic National Forest and designate rivers in Olympic National Forest and Olympic National Park as wild and scenic rivers. Status remains Introduced.
Assessments
Randall made concrete same-term federal efforts aligned with the climate promise, including sponsoring the TERRA Act and environmental protection legislation, cosponsoring national clean-energy and climate-health bills, and conducting public-lands oversight. However, the cited measures remained introduced or in committee and no evidence shows enactment or nationwide implementation of Washington-style climate advancements by June 4, 2026. Because there was serious legislative effort but the promised outcome was not delivered, this is scored as never with an effort badge.