Advance legislation to protect people from discrimination, reform criminal justice and prisons, improve police-community relations, and protect and expand voting rights.

Strengthen and propose legislation that protects every person in Alabama from discrimination ... Work towards sensible criminal justice and prison reform ... Improve police and community relations ... Continue the fight to protect and expand voting rights

Makes multiple public-safety and civil-rights commitments including anti-discrimination, justice reform, policing, and voting rights.

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The Congressional Record Index lists Shomari Figures as a cosponsor of multiple bills aligned to the promise, including H.R. 15 to prohibit discrimination on the basis of sex, sexual orientation, or gender identity; H.R. 17 to improve remedies for wage discrimination based on sex; H.R. 4894 to prohibit deceiving voters about time, place, eligibility, or procedures for participating in federal elections; and H.R. 5361 to hold law enforcement accountable for misconduct, improve transparency through data collection, and reform police training and policies.

Official congressional indexing shows Figures advanced discrimination, voting-rights-related, and police-reform legislation by cosponsoring concrete bills in the same term.

partial same_term A for effort

FIGURES, SHOMARI (a Representative from Alabama) | Congressional Record Index | Congress.gov | Library of Congress
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The same Congressional Record Index also lists Figures as a cosponsor of H.R. 4915, the Election Mail Act, which seeks to improve procedures and requirements related to election mail. That is another concrete voting-access and election-administration measure tied to the promise to protect and expand voting rights.

Figures took a concrete legislative step on voting access by cosponsoring an election-mail bill.

partial same_term A for effort

FIGURES, SHOMARI (a Representative from Alabama) | Congressional Record Index | Congress.gov | Library of Congress
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Figures said from the House floor that the weekend commemorations in Selma and Montgomery recognized the importance of voting rights, tying his official activity to the voting-rights part of the promise.

House-office messaging shows he publicly emphasized voting rights early in office, but this is advocacy rather than enacted legislation.

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Figures Blasts Trump Administration for Proposed Sale of Historic Building That Houses the Freedom Rides Museum in Montgomery, Alabama
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Congress.gov shows Figures had introduced bills in the 119th Congress and that only one bill had become law by the time of the member page snapshot, but the visible sponsored bills on the page are unrelated to the discrimination, criminal-justice, police-community-relations, and voting-rights promise.

The member page confirms active legislative work, but the visible sponsored items do not prove fulfillment of the specific promise.

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Representative Shomari Figures | Congress.gov
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