Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis (NY-11) and Congresswoman Debbie Dingell (MI-06) introduced The End Government Pension for Sexual Abusers Act. This legislation would revoke federal retirement benefits for current or former Members of Congress convicted of serious sexual offenses ... Any pension benefits stripped from convicted offenders would instead be awarded to the victims.
Revoke federal retirement benefits from current or former Members of Congress convicted of serious sexual offenses and redirect those forfeited benefits to victims.
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The press release says Malliotakis and Dingell "introduced The End Government Pension for Sexual Abusers Act," which would revoke federal retirement benefits for current or former Members of Congress convicted of serious sexual offenses and redirect stripped benefits to victims.
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Malliotakis materially attempted the promised policy by introducing the End Government Pension for Sexual Abusers Act on May 19, 2026, which matches the promise: revoking federal retirement benefits from current or former Members of Congress convicted of serious sexual offenses and redirecting forfeited benefits to victims. However, the evidence shows only bill introduction, not enactment, passage, or implementation. Under the campaign-promise standard, a serious legislative attempt that does not deliver the promised legal outcome is classified as never with an effort badge.