Representative Jeff Crank ... voted in favor of H.R. 556, the Protecting Access for Hunters and Anglers Act. The release says the bill, which Crank co-sponsored, would prohibit the Secretaries of the Interior and Agriculture from banning traditional lead ammunition or fishing tackle on federal lands and waters.
Co-sponsor and support legislation that would prohibit the Secretaries of the Interior and Agriculture from banning traditional lead ammunition or fishing tackle on federal lands and waters.
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The House press release says Crank voted for H.R. 556 and, as a co-sponsor, backed legislation that would bar the Interior and Agriculture secretaries from banning traditional lead ammunition or fishing tackle on federal lands and waters.
The House press release says Crank voted for H.R. 556 and, as a co-sponsor, backed legislation that would prohibit the Secretaries of the Interior and Agriculture from banning traditional lead ammunition or fishing tackle on federal lands and waters.
Crank's official House press release says he voted for H.R. 556, the Protecting Access for Hunters and Anglers Act, and identifies the bill as co-sponsored by Rep. Crank. It describes the bill as barring the Interior and Agriculture secretaries from banning traditional lead ammunition or fishing tackle on federal lands and waters.
Assessments
The promise was to co-sponsor and support legislation prohibiting Interior and Agriculture from banning traditional lead ammunition or fishing tackle on federal lands and waters. Official House evidence states that Rep. Jeff Crank co-sponsored H.R. 556, the Protecting Access for Hunters and Anglers Act, and voted for it during his current House term. Because the promised action was sponsorship/support of matching federal legislation, not necessarily enactment, this counts as delivered in the same term.
The promise is framed as a candidate action: co-sponsor and support legislation on lead ammunition and fishing tackle restrictions. The provided official House evidence states Jeff Crank co-sponsored the relevant bill and voted for H.R. 556, which matches the promised action. Because the claim is about sponsoring/supporting legislation rather than successfully enacting it, this satisfies the promise within his current federal term.
The promise was to co-sponsor and support legislation on this issue, not necessarily to enact it into law. The provided evidence says Jeff Crank was a co-sponsor and voted for H.R. 556, and the bill matched the promised policy by barring the Interior and Agriculture secretaries from banning traditional lead ammunition or fishing tackle on federal lands and waters. That is a direct fulfillment of the candidate-action promise during his current federal term.