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The accountability record

Recently Broken Promises

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Oppose congressional earmarks.

Roger WilliamsR· Texas
5 sources · ruled 7 days ago · Read →
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I will secure America's southern border and pass H.R. 2, the Secure the Border Act, and will not send additional foreign aid before securing our own border.

Mike JohnsonR· Louisiana
6 sources · ruled 7 days ago · Read →
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Pledged during his 2016 campaign to serve only two terms and not seek a third term in 2022, describing that election as his last campaign and final term. (He later reversed this and ran for and won a third term in 2022.)

Ron JohnsonR· Wisconsin
5 sources · ruled 7 days ago · Read →
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Amend the Alaska Constitution so that no new tax can be created or increased without a statewide vote of the people.

Mike DunleavyR· Alaska
3 sources · ruled 12 days ago · Read →
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Pledged that his 2016 reelection campaign would be his last and that he would not seek a third Senate term.

Ron JohnsonR· Wisconsin
5 sources · ruled 12 days ago · Read →
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Committed to work to reform health care to lower insurance costs, improve care, and protect access for people with pre-existing conditions.

James C. JusticeR· West Virginia
4 sources · ruled 12 days ago · Read →
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Committed to defend Social Security benefits and protect Medicare, and to work to stop what he calls reckless spending so those programs remain solvent.

James C. JusticeR· West Virginia
3 sources · ruled 12 days ago · Read →
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During his 2022 campaign, Fetterman promised to vote to abolish the Senate filibuster. (Note: in 2026 he publicly reversed this position, saying it was wrong for Democrats to try to eliminate it.)

John FettermanD· Pennsylvania
3 sources · ruled 12 days ago · Read →
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Get the federal fiscal house in order by passing a balanced budget amendment while protecting Social Security and Medicare benefits.

David McCormickR· Pennsylvania
4 sources · ruled 12 days ago · Read →
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Pledged to support access to IVF and to fight any effort to restrict IVF treatments.

Tim SheehyR· Montana
3 sources · ruled 12 days ago · Read →
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Pledged to work to impose a lifetime lobbyist ban on former members of Congress.

Tim SheehyR· Montana
5 sources · ruled 12 days ago · Read →
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Alsobrooks advocates for eliminating the payroll cap on Social Security taxes to ensure the program's long-term solvency.

Angela D. AlsobrooksD· Maryland
3 sources · ruled 12 days ago · Read →

The national promise scorecard

Who's keeping their word

158 officials ranked by Trust Rating.

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1Abigail SpanbergerDVirginia2100%100Provisional
2John W. HickenlooperDColorado1100%100Provisional0%
3Lisa Blunt RochesterDDelaware2100%100Provisional0%
4Mark R. WarnerDVirginia1100%100Provisional1%
5Thom TillisRNorth Carolina1100%100Provisional0.94%
6Lisa MurkowskiRAlaska1100%100Provisional0%
7Tim WalbergRMichigan3100%100Provisional0%
8Jim JordanROhio2100%100Provisional0%
9Mark TakanoDCalifornia1100%100Provisional2%
10Michael GuestRMississippi1100%100Provisional0%
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