Lower internet bills by restarting the Affordable Connectivity Program.
I will restart the Affordable Connectivity Program to lower internet bills.
Occurrences
Evidence
The official House press-release index for Wasserman Schultz shows recent posts dated June 9, June 5, June 1, May 21, May 15, and May 14, 2026 about foreign affairs, polycystic kidney disease, utility affordability, infant formula, cancer survivorship, and TPS. No ACP, broadband, or internet-bill item appears in the recent lookback window.
Her current Congress.gov member profile shows her in the 119th Congress and the page-wide searches return no matching text for "Affordable Connectivity Program", "Affordable", "broadband", or "internet".
Congress.gov says H.R.6929 would extend and provide FY2024 funding for the Affordable Connectivity Program, but the bill was introduced on 2024-01-10 and its latest action was referral to the House Committee on Appropriations; its status remained Introduced.
Assessments
There is no evidence that the Affordable Connectivity Program was restarted, which is the promised outcome. The strongest cited restart vehicle, H.R. 6929, remained only introduced and was referred to committee without becoming law. The provided official House and Congress.gov records also do not show clear ACP-related activity by Debbie Wasserman Schultz sufficient to credit her with materially advancing a successful restart or even a serious candidate-led near-miss effort. On this record, the promise was not delivered.