But our fight does not end here. I will continue to work with my Senate colleagues to craft a final farm bill that provides certainty and lowers costs for Illinois farmers, ranchers, and rural communities.
Continue working with Senate colleagues to craft a final farm bill that provides certainty and lowers costs for Illinois farmers, ranchers, and rural communities.
Occurrences
I will always do what will best support our farmers.
I will continue to work with my colleagues in the Senate to ensure that the sale of year-round E15 becomes law
I am our farmer’s trusted voice in Congress, making sure they have support to expand markets for their agricultural goods, get their crops insured against extreme weather events, and have their way of life protected for generations to come.
This week, Rep. Sorensen introduced an amendment to the farm bill that would permit the year-round, nationwide sale of E-15.
look forward to working with Senate Republicans on a bipartisan Farm Bill that can be successful on the Senate floor
Evidence
The site’s latest news on May 1, 2026 lists “Congressman Sorensen Statement on House Passage of the Farm Bill,” noting he released a statement after voting no on the 2026 Farm Bill.
Senate Agriculture Democrats said they “look forward to working with Senate Republicans on a bipartisan Farm Bill that can be successful on the Senate floor.”
Sorensen's Agriculture page, current as of June 11, 2026, lists the most recent agriculture items in the lookback window, including a May 14 release on year-round E15 and earlier farm-policy actions, but it does not show a completed final farm bill or Senate completion.
Sorensen said, "I will continue to work with my colleagues in the Senate to ensure that the sale of year-round E15 becomes law," after helping lead House passage of the measure.
Assessments
Sorensen appears to have continued working on agriculture policy and farm-bill-related matters during his House term, including public statements about coordinating with Senate colleagues and activity around House farm bill action. But the evidence does not show that a final farm bill was enacted or that the promised result of providing certainty and lowering costs for Illinois farmers, ranchers, and rural communities was actually delivered. Because he is still in office and the record shows ongoing effort rather than a completed outcome, this is best scored as unresolved rather than delivered or never.
The promise was to continue working with Senate colleagues toward a final farm bill that provides certainty and lowers costs. The evidence shows House-side action and Sorensen engagement as of May 1, 2026, including a vote and statement, but it also indicates Senate work was still ongoing and no final farm bill had been enacted. Because the promised final outcome had not yet occurred, this is not delivered. His active engagement on the farm bill supports an effort badge, but the outcome remains unresolved rather than failed because the process is still pending during his active federal term.