helped introduce the Highway Fair Share Act, legislation that would require all states to receive at least 0.5% of the total apportionment of federal highway formula funds.
I will work to require every state to receive at least 0.5% of total federal highway formula funds.
Occurrences
helped introduce the Highway Fair Share Act, legislation that would require all states to receive at least 0.5% of the total apportionment of federal highway formula funds.
Evidence
Delaware’s Congresswoman Sarah McBride, alongside Rep. Chris Pappas, helped introduce the Highway Fair Share Act, legislation that would require all states to receive at least 0.5% of the total apportionment of federal highway formula funds.
The official House release identifies McBride as introducing legislation to deliver more federal investment in Delaware roads, bridges, and highways.
As of the July 1, 2026 assessment date, official congressional-record searching did not show enactment or implementation of the Highway Fair Share Act as a public law.
Assessments
McBride took same-term legislative action aligned with the promise by helping introduce the Highway Fair Share Act, which would require every state to receive at least 0.5% of total federal highway formula funds. However, the evidence does not show the bill was enacted or implemented as law by the assessment date, so the promised funding requirement was not delivered.
McBride materially advanced the promise by helping introduce the Highway Fair Share Act, which would have required every state to receive at least 0.5% of federal highway formula funds. That matches the promised policy target and occurred in her current term, but the evidence shows introduction only, not enactment or implementation, so the promise was not fully delivered.
McBride made a serious same-term legislative attempt by helping introduce the Highway Fair Share Act, which directly matches the promise to require every state to receive at least 0.5% of federal highway formula funds. However, the evidence shows only bill introduction, not passage, enactment, or implementation of the funding requirement. Under the rule for serious attempts that fail to deliver the promised outcome, this is not fulfilled but earns an effort badge.