Require federal agencies to use objective, high-quality data when writing rules that affect workers, families, farmers, and job creators.

Lisa C. McClain · Michigan · Republican

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The House passed H.R. 6329, the Quality Information Assurance Act. The press release says the bill would require federal agencies to use objective, high-quality data when writing rules that affect workers, families, farmers, and job creators.

This is the clearest concrete step toward the promise: McClain secured House passage of legislation matching the pledge, but I found no official evidence in the lookback window that it became law, so the commitment is only partially delivered.

partial same_term A for effort

House Passes McClain Bill to Stop Bad Data from Wrecking American Jobs | Press Releases | Congresswoman Lisa McClain
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never same_term A for effort

McClain materially advanced the pledge by sponsoring H.R. 6329, and the House passed it in February 2026. But the promise was to require federal agencies to use objective, high-quality data when writing rules, and the available evidence does not show the bill became law or otherwise imposed that requirement across federal agencies. Because there was a serious legislative attempt in her term without final enactment, this is best scored as never rather than delivered.

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