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
“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.”
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.”
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.
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.