have introduced bipartisan legislation to reauthorize and strengthen the Agricultural Management Assistance (AMA) programs
Introduce legislation to reauthorize and strengthen the Agricultural Management Assistance program, including increasing funding and expanding eligible uses.
Occurrences
Evidence
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The official Angus King legislation page search returned no matching text for "Agricultural" or "Agricultural Management Assistance". The visible recent sponsored/cosponsored items run through 2026-04-30 and are unrelated to this claim, so this page provides no direct sign that King introduced AMA-specific legislation in the lookback window.
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The official Angus King press-release page search returned no matching text for "Agricultural Management Assistance". The visible June 2026 releases concern rural hospitals, veterans, tax filing oversight, and other topics, with no announcement of an AMA reauthorization bill in the lookback window.
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Mr. Murphy (for himself and Mr. King) introduced the following bill;
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have introduced bipartisan legislation to reauthorize and strengthen the Agricultural Management Assistance (AMA) programs
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Mr. Murphy (for himself, Ms. Collins, and Mr. King) introduced the following bill;
Assessments
Available primary evidence does not show that Sen. Angus King introduced AMA-specific legislation. His official press-release page and official legislation page show no matching Agricultural Management Assistance item in the accessible record, but those negative results are not a definitive congressional bill search and do not conclusively prove the legislation was never introduced in another Congress or under a broader farm-bill vehicle. Because the promise is specifically to introduce legislation, and the current record here is insufficient to confirm either introduction or non-introduction, the most defensible judgment is unresolved.