I pledge to campaign honestly on the issues. You will know that when I claim to be endorsed by an organization or a public figure, that I have, in fact, received the endorsement. I will stay in touch with our communities. During weekdays I will be in Washington working for you, and virtually every weekend I will be in the San Fernando and Conejo valleys listening to you.
I will campaign honestly on the issues, stay in touch with our communities, and spend weekdays in Washington and weekends in the San Fernando and Conejo valleys listening to constituents.
Occurrences
Evidence
On May 5, 2026, Sherman joined a local press conference with Jewish Federation Los Angeles to announce over $1 million in federal funds he secured for the Community Security Initiative, which protects Jewish institutions across Southern California.
Sherman held another live telephone town hall on March 31, 2026, and said he was grateful to the thousands of constituents who joined and continued to participate in these conversations.
The official homepage listed recent May 2026 activity, including multiple press releases and emphasized that Sherman has held over 250 town hall meetings during his time in Congress; it also links to contact, agency help, and district office services.
Assessments
The evidence supports meaningful portions of the promise: Sherman maintained constituent contact through many town halls, district services, press activity, and local engagement, including 2026 events. However, the claim includes broad and hard-to-verify commitments to campaign honestly and to spend weekdays in Washington and weekends in the San Fernando and Conejo valleys listening to constituents. The available evidence does not prove that specific schedule or fully validate the honesty component. Because the record shows ongoing constituent engagement during his House service but not the entire promised conduct, partial credit is appropriate.