To require the publication of a Consumer Price Information Statement for each major rule, and for other purposes.
She will require the publication of a Consumer Price Information Statement for each major rule.
Occurrences
Evidence
The official House homepage’s latest-news items are dated June 2 and June 4, 2026, and concern the Rural Grants Transparency Act and seafood-related legislation; no consumer-price-statement or major-rule requirement appears on the page.
The press releases page shows recent items such as the March 11, 2026 SAVE America Act filibuster statement and the March 9, 2026 Judicial Efficiency and Reform Act, but nothing about publishing a Consumer Price Information Statement for major rules.
Current congressional-review law requires an agency report containing a copy of the rule, a concise general statement including whether it is a major rule, and the proposed effective date; for major rules, the Comptroller General provides a report on procedural compliance.
Congress.gov lists Letlow member activity including Sponsored Legislation [22], Cosponsored Legislation (All) [417], House Roll Call Votes [1,673], and status filters including Became Law [13]. The visible member activity page did not show Consumer Price Information Statement, consumer price, major rule, or regulatory matches.
Letlow's official Votes and Legislation page directs constituents to Congress.gov pages for legislation sponsored and cosponsored by Representative Letlow, and displays recent votes from June 2026 on unrelated bills such as the Financial Exploitation Prevention Act and Small Business Technological Advancement Act.
The House Clerk records Roll Call 265 on June 14, 2023, for H.R. 277, the REINS Act, as passed 221-210. Letlow, Republican, Louisiana, is listed as voting Yea.
Congress.gov says H.R. 277 had status Passed House, with latest action in the Senate on June 21, 2023, when it was read the second time and placed on the Senate Legislative Calendar. The summary says a major rule may only take effect if Congress approves it and defines major rule to include a major increase in costs or prices for consumers.
Congress.gov lists H.R. 142, the REINS Act of 2025, as introduced on January 3, 2025 and referred to House committees. The summary again establishes a congressional approval process for major rules and defines major rules to include major increases in costs or prices for consumers.
The official homepage highlights recent items including seafood legislation, the One Big Beautiful Bill signed into law, disaster assistance requests for Louisiana farmers, FEMA flood cleanup, and a severe weather statement; no visible item concerns a Consumer Price Information Statement for major rules.
Assessments
The promised federal outcome was a requirement to publish a Consumer Price Information Statement for each major rule. The evidence does not show that such a requirement became law or was implemented in the current major-rule reporting framework. Letlow did vote in the same congressional term for H.R. 277, the REINS Act, a related major-rule oversight bill with consumer-price implications, but that bill did not enact the promised publication requirement and did not become law. This supports credit for effort, not delivery.
Available official House materials show recent legislative activity but no documented action by Julia Letlow to require publication of a Consumer Price Information Statement for each major rule. There is no evidence that the promise was implemented, sponsored, or materially advanced, so it remains unresolved.