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Hold two officials' kept-and-broken records next to each other — every count is evidence-bound.
Rep. Dana Mills
U.S. House — 7th District
1 KEPT1 BROKEN1 PARTIAL1 PENDING
“I will vote to cap insulin at $35 for everyone.”BROKEN
Evidence: Voted NAY on S.421 §2 (the universal cap); supported a Medicare-only version.
Dissent: Cosponsored an alternate bill with a narrower cap.
“I'll hold weekly in-district town halls.”KEPT
Evidence: 41 town halls logged across the district this session (public calendar).
“No votes for any budget that cuts veterans' care.”PARTIAL
Evidence: Voted NAY on the budget that cut VA outpatient funds — but voted PRESENT on the second.
Dissent: The second bill restored most VA funds in conference.
“I'll release my full schedule monthly.”PENDING
Evidence: No schedule released yet this session; window still open.
Sen. Sam Okafor
State Senate — District 12
2 KEPT0 BROKEN1 PARTIAL1 PENDING
“I will vote to cap insulin at $35 for everyone.”KEPT
Evidence: Voted YEA on SB-88, the statewide universal $35 cap (roll call recorded).
“I'll hold weekly in-district town halls.”PARTIAL
Evidence: 18 town halls logged this session — below the promised weekly cadence.
Dissent: Held additional tele-town-halls not reflected in the venue calendar.
“No votes for any budget that cuts veterans' care.”KEPT
Evidence: Voted NAY on both budgets that reduced state veteran-services funding.
“I'll publish every meeting with a registered lobbyist.”PENDING
Evidence: Disclosure portal announced; no entries posted yet this session.
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