I will support any ban on Members of Congress or congressional employees becoming lobbyists after leaving office.

Anna Paulina Luna · Florida · Republican

policy impact 0.55 specificity 0.78 extraction confidence 91%

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She will support any ban on Congress or its employees becoming lobbyists to cash out after leaving office.

Luna's official House issues page says she will support a ban on Congress or congressional employees becoming lobbyists after leaving office.

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Evidence

The issue section says Luna wants to end corruption and that she "will support any ban" on Congress or employees becoming lobbyists after leaving office.

This confirms the promise in official, forward-looking language, but it does not identify a bill, cosponsorship, vote, or enacted reform fulfilling it.

unresolved same_term

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Section 207(e) sets post-service restrictions of two years for Senators, one year for House Members, and one year for covered congressional staff contacts.

Current federal law is a limited cooling-off regime, not a broad ban on Members of Congress or congressional employees becoming lobbyists after leaving office.

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18 U.S. Code § 207 - Restrictions on former officers, employees, and elected officials
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Public Law 110-81 amended restrictions on former Members and employees, using time windows such as "within 2 years" and "within 1 year."

The existing federal revolving-door restrictions were enacted in 2007, long before Luna's 2024 reelection term, and did not create the broader ban described in the promise.

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Public Law 110-81, Honest Leadership and Open Government Act of 2007
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Congress.gov says enacted bills and joint resolutions appear on the public-laws list after public law numbers are assigned; page searches for lobbying terms found no match.

The official 119th Congress public-laws list did not show an enacted lobbying-ban law matching Luna's promise, supporting non-delivery as of the available official record.

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Congress.gov Public Laws - 119th Congress
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unresolved same_term

Luna’s 2024 federal House promise is confirmed, but the record provided does not show that the promised lobbying ban has been enacted or that Luna has voted for, sponsored, cosponsored, or otherwise materially advanced such a ban during the 2025-2026 House term. Existing federal law only imposes cooling-off periods, not a broad ban, and the 119th Congress public-law evidence shows no matching enacted reform. Because she remains in the same post-election term and the evidence shows non-delivery to date rather than a closed failed term, the best classification is unresolved rather than delivered or final never.

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