This new caucus will work to advance legislation, bring together like-minded partners, and aim to root out corruption in government, to restore the American people’s trust in their leaders.
Advance legislation and partnerships to root out corruption in government and restore public trust in leaders.
Occurrences
This new caucus will work to advance legislation, bring together like-minded partners, and aim to root out corruption in government, to restore the American people’s trust in their leaders.
Evidence
Crow's official House issue page identifies dark money, ethics rules, and public trust as current priorities and lists 2026 anti-corruption actions.
The page says Crow launched the End Corruption Caucus with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Mike Levin to coordinate legislation and partners against government corruption.
Crow's official page says he helped introduce the DISCLOSE Act to address special-interest influence in elections and increase financial-disclosure transparency.
The page says Crow introduced the SHINE Act, targeting late-created super PACs used to obscure donor motivations before elections.
Crow's page says he introduced the Drain the Slush Fund Act to block taxpayer dollars from being used for a politically connected fund.
Crow and Senator Elizabeth Warren sent a letter seeking explanations about alleged favoritism in federal contracts benefiting Trump-family-linked companies.
Congress.gov lists H.R.396, the TRUST in Congress Act, as introduced and referred to House Administration; its summary requires qualified blind trusts for specified member investments.
Congress.gov lists Rep. Jason Crow as an original cosponsor of H.R.396 on January 14, 2025.
Crow's office says he questioned Secretary Pete Hegseth in a House Armed Services Committee hearing about a senior advisor's conflicts of interest and vetting.
Assessments
The promise was framed as advancing anti-corruption legislation and partnerships, not necessarily enacting a specific statute. In the post-2024 House term, Crow launched or participated in the End Corruption Caucus, introduced or helped advance anti-corruption and transparency bills including the SHINE Act, DISCLOSE Act, Drain the Slush Fund Act, and TRUST in Congress Act, and pursued oversight actions on contracting and conflict-of-interest issues. Because these actions directly satisfy the promised advancement of legislation and partnerships during the same federal term, this counts as delivered despite no cited enactment.