Sworn in for the 119th Congress on Source
Their stated policy positions and commitments, with quotes and links to the original sources.
Luna vowed to stop taking corporate PAC money.
Context: The report does not specify timing or address other sources of campaign funds. The report does not specify timing or define the scope of the pledge beyond corporate PAC money. Election-night personal campaign-finance pledge; no evidence of a separate November 4–12 reaffirmation.
Luna said enacting term limits for members of Congress would be one of her top priorities.
Context: The report does not specify a term length or implementation details. The report does not give a term length or implementation details. Explicit election-night statement by a sitting member; not a new November 4–12 pledge.
Luna’s campaign priorities for the election included banning insider trading.
Context: The article does not define the conduct covered or specify enforcement details. The article does not define the conduct covered or specify enforcement details. The article attributes this specific proposal to Luna’s campaign priorities for the election, not to a statement made in the required post-election window.
Luna’s campaign priorities for the election included eliminating taxes on seniors’ Social Security benefits.
Context: The article does not specify which seniors would qualify or how the tax change would be structured. The article does not specify which seniors would qualify or how the tax change would be structured. The article attributes this specific proposal to Luna’s campaign priorities for the election, not to a statement made in the required post-election window.
Luna’s campaign priorities for the election included capping student loan interest rates.
Context: The article does not specify the cap or which loans would be covered. The article does not specify the cap or which loans would be covered. The article attributes this specific proposal to Luna’s campaign priorities for the election, not to a statement made in the required post-election window.
Luna supports a ban on stock trading by sitting members of Congress. In January 2026 she was using a discharge petition, which needs 218 House signatures to force a floor vote, while also seeking a vote through House leadership. She said she expected a proposal to reach the floor that quarter.
Context: Original reporting published January 6, 2026; the exact press-conference date is not independently established. This describes her legislative priority, not a finding that a ban passed. The Speaker’s narrower alternative is a separate proposal.
In her 2022 House campaign, Luna said she would work to enact term limits for elected officials.
Context: Historical 2022 campaign platform reproduced by Ballotpedia. The original statement day, term lengths and covered offices are not established; this is not evidence of a new 2026 pledge.
In her 2022 House campaign, Luna said people should decide for themselves how to protect themselves from COVID and should not be forced to get vaccinated. She urged people to discuss the decision with their doctors and families.
Context: Historical 2022 platform reproduced by Ballotpedia; original statement day is unknown. This does not establish a new 2026 pledge.
In her 2022 House campaign, Luna said she would champion increased investment in infrastructure and technology to improve existing bridge and roadway systems.
Context: Historical 2022 platform reproduced by Ballotpedia; original statement day is unknown. This does not establish a new 2026 pledge.
In her 2022 House campaign, Luna said she would support a ban on members of Congress and congressional employees becoming lobbyists after leaving office. She described the ban as a way to prevent them from cashing out after public service.
Context: Historical 2022 platform reproduced by Ballotpedia; original statement day is unknown. This does not establish a new 2026 pledge.