I will continue to advocate for a long-term solution in Congress.
Continue advocating in Congress for a long-term solution for Secure Rural Schools funding.
Occurrences
"I'm pleased to see these funds released to our state and will continue to work towards a long-term solution that ensures Idahoans—not the federal government—are the sole determiners of Idaho's future success and well-being."
Evidence
"I’m pleased to see these funds released to our state and will continue to work towards a long-term solution"
Congress.gov shows S.356 became Public Law No. 119-58 on 2025-12-18 after House passage and presidential signature.
Fulcher said he would continue working toward a long-term Secure Rural Schools funding solution.
Assessments
A long-term Secure Rural Schools funding solution was enacted during Fulcher's current term: Congress.gov shows S.356 became Public Law No. 119-58 on 2025-12-18. Fulcher also publicly stated he would continue working toward that goal in 2026, which matches the claim of continued advocacy in Congress. The record supports full delivery rather than only partial credit because the promised policy outcome was actually achieved while he remained in office.
Fulcher promised to continue advocating in Congress for a long-term Secure Rural Schools funding solution. During his current federal House term, he cosponsored H.R. 1383, the Secure Rural Schools Reauthorization Act of 2025, publicly advocated for the measure, and was credited by his office with helping facilitate House floor action and working with House leadership. The enacted/implemented reauthorization through FY2026 is not a permanent long-term fix, but the promise was framed as continued advocacy rather than guaranteeing final permanent enactment, so the advocacy commitment is fulfilled in the same term.