he will serve on the Subcommittee on Cybersecurity, Information Technology, and Government Innovation, where he will focus on strengthening federal cybersecurity, modernizing government systems, and improving the efficiency of federal technology infrastructure
Strengthen federal cybersecurity, modernize government systems, and improve the efficiency of federal technology infrastructure.
Occurrences
Every federally funded institution—large or small, public or private—must follow the law, disclose foreign affiliations, manage conflicts of interest and conflicts of commitment, and protect its data and infrastructure from theft or manipulation.
Congress has a responsibility to ensure that federal agencies enforce these requirements and that institutions receiving taxpayer dollars meet them.
Today, we will evaluate the progress made in implementing NSPM-33 and the CHIPS and Science Act, identify the barriers that still impede compliance, and determine whether additional legislative or regulatory action is needed.
Evidence
The office homepage's latest news item is a June 10, 2026 press release about McCormick's FY2027 NDAA markup participation. The page does not identify a specific federal cybersecurity or government-IT modernization win in the June 20-22 lookback window.
The homepage voting record lists McCormick's latest recorded House votes on June 10-11, 2026, including fraud-prevention measures and a FISA extension vote. Those are concrete federal security and efficiency actions, but they still do not directly demonstrate the campaign promise was fulfilled.
Assessments
McCormick’s official site shows recent NDAA markup participation and votes on security-related measures such as fraud prevention and FISA extension, which are directionally consistent with the promise. But the record provided does not show a specific enacted cybersecurity or government-IT modernization win, so this is partial credit rather than full delivery.