Congress must act and pass the “Living Wage for All Act” immediately, to raise wages, lift workers, and honor the work.
Support raising the federal minimum wage through the Living Wage for All Act.
Occurrences
joined by original co-sponsor Congressman Jonathan Jackson (IL-01) ... held a field hearing on the urgent need to raise wages
Evidence
The legislation is cosponsored by ... Jonathan Jackson (IL-01) ... The Living Wage for All Act would raise the federal minimum wage to $25 per hour through a phased approach ...
Ramirez (IL-03) and Jesús “Chuy” García (IL-04), co-leads of the Living Wage for All Act, joined by original co-sponsor Congressman Jonathan Jackson (IL-01) ... held a field hearing on the urgent need to raise wages.
I renew my commitment in Congress to champion the PRO Act, fight for a federal living wage ...
He also cosponsored the American Stability Act, which modernizes the concept of the federal minimum wage by delivering the largest wage increase and tax break cut for the working class in U.S. history.
Assessments
The promise was to support raising the federal minimum wage through the Living Wage for All Act, not to secure final enactment. Evidence shows Jonathan L. Jackson was an original cosponsor of the Living Wage for All Act in April 2026 and later participated in a May 2026 field hearing promoting it. Those actions directly satisfy a promise of support during his current House term.
The promise was to support raising the federal minimum wage through the Living Wage for All Act. Evidence shows Jackson was an original cosponsor of the bill and later participated in a field hearing promoting it, which demonstrates clear, concrete support and active effort in the same term. However, the evidence does not show that the Living Wage for All Act was enacted or that the federal minimum wage was actually raised. Because he supported and advanced the measure but the promised policy outcome was not delivered, this is best scored as partial rather than delivered.