Will work to move the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act through the Senate and to the President's desk.

J. French Hill · Arkansas · Republican

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I’m working every day to move it through the Senate and to get it to the President’s desk.

Hill commits to advancing the housing bill through the Senate and into law.

Representative French Hill
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Evidence

The House passed a revised 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act by 396-13 on May 20, but the article says the bill still needed reconciliation and that leaders were pushing for a reconciled version before the August recess.

Concrete House passage showed real progress toward the bill's final enactment, but it had not yet cleared bicameral reconciliation or reached the president's desk.

partial same_term A for effort

Newly Passed Housing Bill Throws Lifeline to Home Builders
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Axios reported that lawmakers were still working through the housing package after the House vote, and said the bill's future remained uncertain because the seven-year liquidation rule in the Senate version was still a sticking point.

A week after House passage, the measure was still unresolved and subject to further negotiation, so the promise was not fully completed.

unresolved same_term A for effort

Axios Live: Bipartisan momentum builds to tackle the national housing shortage
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partial same_term A for effort

French Hill appears to merit partial credit, not full delivery. In the current 119th Congress, he materially advanced the housing package as House Financial Services Committee chair and sponsor of the House-side housing measure that became the vehicle for the broader effort. The House then passed a revised 21st Century ROAD to Housing package on May 20, 2026 by a large bipartisan vote. But as of May 26, 2026, the measure still required reconciliation and further bicameral action, and by June 15, 2026 it had not yet reached the president's desk or become law. Because the promise was specifically to help move it through the Senate and to the president's desk, the substantial same-term progress counts, but the promised final outcome was not completed.

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