Absent those conditions, we will be compelled to oppose the politicized version of H.R. 1329 on the House floor.
Will oppose the politicized version of H.R. 1329 on the House floor unless Republicans restore the bipartisan version and retain the museum's spirit.
Occurrences
Our support for this bill is contingent on the retention of the museum’s spirit and the bill’s bipartisan foundation. Absent those conditions, we will be compelled to oppose the politicized version of H.R. 1329 on the House floor.
Evidence
GovInfo lists H.R. 1329 (RH) as reported in the House, with last action date April 23, 2026.
The letter says members would oppose the amended H.R. 1329 on the House floor unless Republicans restore the original bipartisan version and pair it with H.R. 1330.
The Rules Committee meeting package for May 19, 2026 includes H.R. 1329, the Smithsonian American Women’s History Museum Act, and H. Res. 1300 providing for consideration of H.R. 1329 on the House floor.
The Rules Committee chair stated that the committee was convening to consider H.R. 1329 and described it as legislation to designate land on the Reserve of the National Mall for the Smithsonian American Women’s History Museum.
The House floor proceedings for May 20, 2026 show debate and votes on H. Res. 1300, which provides for consideration of H.R. 1329, but the entry does not show a House floor vote on H.R. 1329 itself.
Assessments
The promise was conditional on House floor action on H.R. 1329: Pelosi pledged to oppose the politicized version unless Republicans restored the bipartisan version and retained the museum's spirit. The evidence shows Pelosi materially joined an official April 16, 2026 opposition letter and that H.R. 1329 moved through Rules Committee and toward floor consideration in May 2026, but it does not show a final House floor vote on H.R. 1329 or that the bipartisan version was restored. Because the triggering floor vote/outcome had not yet occurred in the provided record, fulfillment cannot be determined yet. The effort badge is warranted because Pelosi took a concrete public legislative position to advance the promised opposition.