She will work to extend foster care supports through age 21 by co-leading legislation that incentivizes states to do so and allows youth to re-enter care if needed.

Erin Houchin · Indiana · Republican

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"As someone who dedicated the first part of my career to child services, I am thrilled to co-lead the Increasing Access to Foster Care Through Age 21 Act alongside Rep. Chu. Our goal is to provide vital support and services to young adults navigating the challenges of aging out of foster care," said Rep. Houchin. "I have witnessed the positive impact of such programs firsthand. By extending care through age 21, we ensure that these individuals have the resources and essential opportunities for a successful transition into adulthood."

Houchin says she is co-leading a bill to extend foster care supports through age 21 and provide youth the option to re-enter care if needed.

Reps. Houchin and Chu Introduce the Bipartisan Increasing Access to Foster Care Through Age 21 Act | Congresswoman Erin Houchin
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Evidence

WASHINGTON, DC – Rep. Erin Houchin (IN-09) and Rep. Judy Chu (CA-28) re-introduced the Increasing Access to Foster Care Through Age 21 Act, which would provide an incentive for all states to extend services for foster youth through age 21.

Houchin publicly reintroduced the foster-care-through-age-21 bill as a co-lead, matching the campaign promise to work on legislation that extends support to age 21 and permits re-entry if needed. This is evidence of concrete legislative action, but not enactment.

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Press Releases | Congresswoman Erin Houchin
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never same_term A for effort

Houchin appears to have made a serious same-term effort on the specific promise by co-leading and reintroducing the Increasing Access to Foster Care Through Age 21 Act, which aligns with the promised policy design of incentivizing states to extend care to age 21 and allowing re-entry. But the provided evidence shows legislative action, not enactment or implementation of the promised outcome. Under the stated rule, a substantial legislative attempt that does not actually deliver the policy counts as not fulfilled, with effort credit.

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