I support state laws protecting the unborn. Faith-based crisis pregnancy centers, which provide help to women and promote alternatives to abortion, are under attack and I will fight to protect them.
support state laws protecting the unborn and fight to protect faith-based crisis pregnancy centers
Occurrences
Evidence
The hearing record for the House Judiciary Committee’s February 11, 2026 oversight hearing shows a set of Questions for the Record from Representatives Knott, Issa, Baumgartner, Hageman, Raskin, and Scanlon, added March 16, 2026. The publicly visible page does not show the contents of Knott’s questions, but it confirms he took formal committee action in the relevant period.
The official member bio says Rep. Brad Knott represents North Carolina’s 13th Congressional District, is serving his first term in the U.S. House, and serves on Judiciary, Transportation & Infrastructure, Homeland Security, and Ethics committees. It describes his focus as crime, economic growth, and defense against threats from within, without mentioning abortion, unborn protections, or crisis pregnancy centers.
The member’s press-release archive in the lookback window shows posts on immigration, transportation, and other matters, but no visible April-May 2026 press release about supporting state laws protecting the unborn or protecting faith-based crisis pregnancy centers.
Assessments
The promise is a broad commitment to support pro-life state laws and protect faith-based crisis pregnancy centers, but the provided evidence does not show a verified delivered outcome or a clearly documented, claim-specific legislative or oversight action by Rep. Knott. His official bio and press archive do not surface abortion or crisis-pregnancy-center work, and the committee record confirms only unspecified formal participation without showing that it advanced this exact promise. Because there is not enough evidence of fulfillment, failure, or a serious claim-specific attempt, the best judgment is unresolved.