Maintain support for PEPFAR.

PEPFAR is one of the most impactful lifesaving initiatives in the history of US foreign assistance.

Jackson praises PEPFAR, but the excerpt does not clearly promise new action beyond general support for funding priorities.

HHRG-119-AP04-Wstate-J000309-20260325.pdf
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The Clerk recorded H. Res. 1102, providing for House concurrence in the Senate amendment to H.R. 2882, as passed 286-134. The vote list shows Jackson (IL), Democrat, Illinois, voted Nay.

Jackson voted against the House vehicle that became the FY2024 consolidated appropriations law containing a one-year PEPFAR extension, which weighs against full fulfillment in his first term.

never same_term

House Roll Call 102, H.Res. 1102 / H.R. 2882
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Section 7072 is titled Extension of Certain Requirements of the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief and amends PEPFAR-related provisions to extend dates through March 25, 2025.

This confirms the March 2024 vote vehicle included a short PEPFAR extension. It establishes the relevance of Jackson's Nay vote but does not by itself show his intent on PEPFAR.

unresolved same_term

H.R. 2882 Enrolled Bill, Further Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2024
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The letter urged uninterrupted HIV and AIDS services under PEPFAR, asked the Administration to prevent disruptions, and the signatory block includes Jonathan L. Jackson as a Member of Congress.

After his first term, Jackson joined a formal congressional letter pressing the State Department to restore and protect PEPFAR services, showing continued support and concrete advocacy.

partial later_term A for effort

February 10, 2025 House Letter to Secretary Rubio on PEPFAR Funding Pause
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Jackson testified for robust FY2027 foreign aid funding and identified PEPFAR as one of the most impactful lifesaving initiatives in U.S. foreign assistance.

Jackson personally advocated before appropriators for foreign assistance priorities including PEPFAR, supporting the claim that he maintained policy support, though not proving enactment of a full reauthorization.

partial later_term A for effort

HHRG-119-AP04-Wstate-J000309-20260325.pdf
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The letter requested $4.63 billion for PEPFAR in FY2027 appropriations and listed Jonathan L. Jackson among the Member of Congress signatories.

Jackson signed a funding request for PEPFAR in the later term, another concrete act of support. Because it was a request rather than enacted funding, it supports partial fulfillment.

partial later_term A for effort

March 13, 2026 House Dear Colleague Letter Requesting FY2027 PEPFAR Funding
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