I’ll keep fighting to lower costs, protect health care, and deliver real results for Nevada families.
Keep fighting to lower costs, protect health care, and deliver real results for Nevada families.
Occurrences
Evidence
The official House roll-call index for the lookback window lists votes from June 8 through June 30, 2026, including passage of bills on housing, small business lending fraud, labor contracts, and fraud prevention. The list does not by itself show a completed Horsford-specific delivery on lower costs or health care during the window.
The official press-release index showed no visible releases dated between June 7 and July 6, 2026. The latest listed item was May 19, 2026, on the bipartisan PARITY Act, with earlier May and April items on worker relief, small business, and health-care cuts.
Horsford's office said he voted for the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2026, and that the package included nearly $3.2 million he secured for transportation projects in Nevada's Fourth District, plus health-care policies on hospital cuts, community health centers, PBM transparency, drug costs, and telehealth.
Horsford's office said the House passed a three-year extension of a health-care tax credit and that he had offered amendments and introduced standalone legislation in 2025 to extend the credit. The statement also said Senate action was still needed.
Horsford and Rep. Claudia Tenney announced the Healthcare is Human Act of 2026, which would create a tax credit for health-care professionals serving qualifying rural, underserved, and VA facilities. The release said all 17 Nevada counties are health professional shortage areas.
Congress.gov lists Horsford's 119th Congress member activity, including H.R.7577, sponsored by Horsford, to adjust the minimum wage for tipped workers and expand and make permanent the qualified tip deduction. Congress.gov shows the bill status as Introduced.
Assessments
The promise is broad and partly rhetorical, framed as continuing to fight for lower costs, health care, and results for Nevada families. Same-term evidence shows Horsford voted for a 2026 appropriations package that included district transportation funding and health-care/cost provisions, and he introduced or advanced health-care affordability and worker-cost legislation. However, much of the evidence is effort, bill introduction, House-only progress, or general advocacy rather than full completion of the broad promised outcome. This supports partial fulfillment, not full delivery.