Advocates for an additional $20 million for electrical grid modernization, backup power generation, microgrid capabilities, and energy resilience infrastructure upgrades at the Navy’s four public shipyards.
Advocate for increased funding to modernize electrical grids and resilience infrastructure at Navy public shipyards.
Occurrences
Evidence
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The House Rules Committee listed Randall/Moylan Amendment 81 as made in order; it sought a $20 million increase/decrease for Navy public shipyard electrical grid modernization, backup power, microgrids, and energy-resilience upgrades.
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The House Clerk recorded H.R. 8469 as passed, 400-15, on May 15, 2026; Representative Randall voted Yea.
Assessments
Randall took direct same-term federal legislative action on the promised issue by offering/sponsoring the Randall-Moylan amendment to H.R. 8469 seeking $20 million for Navy public shipyard electrical grid modernization, backup power, microgrids, and resilience upgrades. The amendment was made in order and Randall supported the House-passed appropriations bill. As of the supplied/latest evidence, this does not show final enacted appropriations, but the promise was framed as advocacy for increased funding rather than a guarantee of enacted funding, so the documented amendment and House passage are sufficient to count as delivered advocacy.