joined as a co-sponsor of two bipartisan bills aimed at reforming the practices of pharmacy benefit managers, or PBMs, within Medicare, Medicaid, and federal health programs
She will support legislation to reform pharmacy benefit manager practices in Medicare, Medicaid, and federal health programs.
Occurrences
Congresswoman Maloy ... joined as a co-sponsor of two bipartisan bills aimed at reforming the practices of pharmacy benefit managers, or PBMs, within Medicare, Medicaid, and federal health programs.
Evidence
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Congress.gov lists H.R.6609 as a bill to establish Medicare and Medicaid requirements for prescription drug benefits and PBMs, and lists Rep. Celeste Maloy as a cosponsor dated 01/07/2026.
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Congress.gov lists H.R.6610 as a bill to limit PBM costs in Federal Employee Health Benefit plans, and lists Rep. Celeste Maloy as a cosponsor dated 01/07/2026.
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Maloy's official House release says she joined as a co-sponsor of two bipartisan PBM reform bills covering Medicare, Medicaid, and federal health programs, including H.R.6609 and H.R.6610.
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The official House Committee Repository lists H.R.6610, a bill limiting pharmacy benefit manager costs in Federal Employee Health Benefit plans, and records final passage in committee by a 40-2 vote.
Assessments
Maloy promised to support legislation reforming PBM practices in Medicare, Medicaid, and federal health programs. During her same House term, she co-sponsored H.R.6609 covering Medicare and Medicaid PBM requirements and H.R.6610 covering Federal Employee Health Benefit plans, and H.R.6610 advanced in committee. Because the promise was to support legislation rather than secure final enactment, cosponsorship of bills matching the promised policy scope is sufficient for delivery.
Maloy fulfilled the promise by cosponsoring legislation in the 119th Congress that directly targets PBM practices in Medicare and Medicaid (H.R.6609) and in Federal Employee Health Benefit plans (H.R.6610). Because the pledge was to support legislation, not necessarily secure enactment, cosponsorship of bills covering the promised federal health program scope counts as delivery during her current House term.