It also includes further vital provisions to sustain security assistance to Ukraine for its defense, generate resources for post-war reconstruction
Support legislation to generate resources for post-war reconstruction in Ukraine.
Occurrences
Evidence
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“With today’s 218th signature on our discharge petition, the Ukraine Support Act will soon come to the House Floor for a vote.” The statement says the bill includes “further vital provisions to sustain security assistance to Ukraine for its defense, generate resources for post-war reconstruction.”
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The press release says Kaptur voted to pass H.R. 7148, the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2026, and that the package included “$400,000,000 added to the Security Cooperation account available for Ukraine.”
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The Ukraine issues page states that Kaptur and the Congressional Ukraine Caucus have supported Ukraine-related assistance and statements, including approval of aid packages for Ukraine.
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"Vote Question: On Passage" "Status: Passed" "Kaptur | Democratic | OH | Yea"
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"Read the second time and placed on the calendar" "SEC. 110. ESTABLISHMENT OF UKRAINE RECONSTRUCTION TRUST FUND."
Assessments
Evidence shows Kaptur actively supported and materially advanced legislation that explicitly aimed to generate resources for post-war reconstruction in Ukraine, including helping secure the discharge petition to force a House vote on the Ukraine Support Act. She also voted for broader Ukraine assistance funding. However, the record provided does not show that reconstruction-specific legislation was enacted or that the promised outcome was fully delivered. Because she made a serious legislative effort but enactment is not established, the promise is best scored as partial rather than delivered.