The bill requires professional leagues to provide access for local fans to watch all games for teams based in the state in which they reside, through a single, free option. ... The bill makes an exception for minor league teams and leagues with fewer than eight teams. ... If a sports team’s local fans reside outside the state in which the team plays in, the bill allows the Federal Communications Commission to add locations that would be subject to free access to watch the game.
Introduce the 'For the Fans Act' to require professional leagues to provide local fans a single, free option to watch all games for teams based in their state (with narrow exceptions and FCC authority to add out-of-state locations).
Occurrences
Baldwin's For the Fans Act to stop professional sports leagues from blacking out games for fans and end the complicated and costly...
Evidence
The current press-release archive page shows June 2026 items such as 'Baldwin Leads Resolution to Overturn Trump Affordable Care Act Rule...' and other actions, but page text search found no matching text for 'fans', 'blackout', 'sports', or 'league'.
The current legislation page lists Baldwin's recent sponsored and cosponsored bills, but page text search found no matching text for 'fans', 'sports', 'blackout', 'broadcast', or 'league'.
Assessments
The promise was specifically to introduce a federal bill called the 'For the Fans Act' with detailed sports-viewing requirements. As of June 21, 2026, the provided official evidence shows no matching bill on Sen. Baldwin's legislation page and no matching press release on her Senate site, and broader web searches did not surface primary-source evidence that she introduced this measure or a clearly equivalent bill during her current term. Because the claimed deliverable was bill introduction itself, and there is no credible evidence that she completed that step, the promise is best scored as not delivered rather than merely unresolved.