In Congress, I continue to work to fix America’s broken health care system. That means supporting Medicare for All and working to make sure that everyone, regardless of pre-existing conditions, has access to quality health care, addressing fundamental inequalities in access to care, and expanding health care access across the state.
Work to fix the health care system by supporting Medicare for All and protecting access for people with preexisting conditions.
Occurrences
fighting for universal access to healthcare
Evidence
The campaign issues page says Stansbury is committed to fixing the health care system by supporting Medicare for All and ensuring that everyone, regardless of pre-existing conditions, has access to quality care; it also says she has voted to expand and protect health coverage and pre-existing-condition protections.
A Jan. 8, 2026 House press release says Stansbury voted to pass a three-year extension of Affordable Care Act tax credits, which she said would prevent millions from losing access to health care, and that she introduced a healthcare bill to address shortages.
Assessments
The promise was to work on health care by both supporting Medicare for All and protecting access for people with preexisting conditions. The evidence shows concrete same-term action on the second part: Stansbury voted to extend Affordable Care Act tax credits and described that vote as preventing millions from losing health coverage, which materially supports continued access to care. But the record provided does not show a concrete legislative action by her on Medicare for All itself, such as sponsoring, co-sponsoring, or advancing a Medicare for All bill. Because she delivered meaningful action on coverage protection but not the full two-part promise as evidenced here, the best judgment is partial fulfillment in the same term.