Continue pushing for a budget that values fairness, opportunity, and dignity for all Americans.

I will continue to push for a budget that values fairness, opportunity, and dignity for all Americans

Jackson commits to advocate for future budget priorities centered on fairness, opportunity, and dignity.

Rep. Jackson opposes EXTREME MAGA Budget | Congressman Jonathan Jackson
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Rep. Jackson's office said he voted No on H.Con.Res. 14, arguing the budget threatened working families, seniors, children, Medicaid, and SNAP while giving tax breaks to wealthy people and corporations. The release quoted him: “I will continue to push for a budget that values fairness, opportunity, and dignity for all Americans.”

This is the clearest source for the promise and ties it to a concrete budget vote and public advocacy against cuts to health care and food assistance.

delivered same_term A for effort

Rep. Jackson opposes EXTREME MAGA Budget | Congressman Jonathan Jackson
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Congress.gov records H.Con.Res.14 as a vote on agreeing to the FY2025 budget resolution, passed 217-215. The vote table lists Jonathan L. Jackson, Democrat of Illinois, as voting Nay.

The official roll call verifies Jackson acted on the budget promise by voting against the Republican FY2025 budget resolution he criticized as unfair.

delivered same_term A for effort

House Roll Call Vote 50, H.Con.Res.14
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Jackson's office states that all requests submitted by him to the Appropriations Committee are posted there. FY26 requests included projects for ADA-compliant transit, supportive housing, senior homes, shelter infrastructure, school outdoor space, and public safety equipment, with requested amounts listed for each.

FY26 community project funding submissions show Jackson continued using the appropriations process to seek federal investments for mobility, housing, accessibility, education, and local services.

delivered same_term A for effort

Community Project Archives
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The House Clerk records Roll Call 190 on H.R. 1, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, as passed 218-214. The vote table lists Jackson (IL), Democratic, Illinois, voting No.

Jackson voted against the major reconciliation tax-and-spending package that followed the FY2025 budget resolution, consistent with his stated push against budgets favoring wealthy interests over working families.

delivered same_term A for effort

Roll Call 190, H.R. 1 One Big Beautiful Bill Act
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Congress.gov records the House vote on concurring in the Senate amendment to H.R.5371, a continuing appropriations measure, as passed 222-209. The vote table lists Jonathan L. Jackson, Democrat of Illinois, as voting Nay.

The official vote record confirms Jackson again took a budget/spending vote in line with his stated objections to legislation he said failed to meet basic health care and family needs.

delivered same_term A for effort

House Roll Call Vote 285, H.R.5371
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Jackson's office said he voted no on the Republican spending bill because it did not address the health-care crisis, ACA premium tax credits, SNAP, or families’ basic needs. He said he would continue standing up for constituents and working families so their basic needs are met.

This official statement shows continued budget advocacy after the original promise, focused on health care affordability, food assistance, and prioritizing working families.

delivered same_term A for effort

Congressman Jonathan L. Jackson's Statement on the Republican Spending Bill That Fails to Address America’s Health Care Crisis
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