Suzanne Bonamici
U.S. House · Oregon District 1 · Democrat
Official U.S. House photograph. Public domain.
Record at a glance
Counts are the promise cards on this page. Not yet rated means the sentence has no target, or the pages opened so far do not show a result the rubric can grade.
Housing
Close the gap in affordable housing
Not yet ratedThe promise, in their own wordsThroughout my time in Congress I have been vocal in the need for all levels of government to help close the gap in available affordable housing. With federal programs, more people will be able to afford rent, transition from homelessness to permanent housing, and have the opportunity to own a home.
Why no rating yet
The same page names bills she says she has introduced, including the Build Housing with Care Act and the Fair Manufactured Housing Lending Act. This card does not grade those bills. The promise as written has no number and no deadline.
Housing issue page, checked Nov 9, 2026
A result on one named bill
Education
Pell Grants and student-loan costs
Not yet ratedThe promise, in their own wordsI've consistently opposed efforts to cut financial aid for low-income students, and I support robust funding for Pell Grants and legislation to prevent the doubling of Stafford loan interest rates.
Why no rating yet
The page also describes work on the Every Student Succeeds Act, which is already law. The sentence above is the forward-looking line, and it does not name a current bill or a dollar target. No rating.
Education issue page, checked Nov 9, 2026
A current bill or a funding vote
Health
Universal health care
Not yet ratedThe promise, in their own wordsI support universal health care and as a member of the Medicare for All Caucus I will continue to work to expand coverage and make health care more affordable for all.
Why no rating yet
The page states the position and does not tie it to a passed bill. No rating.
Health care issue page, checked Nov 9, 2026
A bill and a vote
Climate
Public lands, climate, and clean energy
Not yet ratedThe promise, in their own wordsIn Congress I am committed to working to protect our public lands and natural resources, address climate change, move toward a clean energy future, and defend science and protect the Environmental Protection Agency from political influence.
Why no rating yet
The page also says she will keep working on climate adaptation after the Inflation Reduction Act. The sentence above has no single target. No rating.
Energy and environment page, checked Nov 9, 2026
One measurable step
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