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U.S. SENATE

Elizabeth Warren

DemocratMassachusettsCurrently serving

Sworn into the Senate on Source

What they said 122

Their stated policy positions and commitments, with quotes and links to the original sources.

All statements (122)Campaign (96)After election (18)In office (3)Unresolved period (5)
After the election · commitment · Original date not established
Government & electionsEconomy, taxes & work

Conduct committee oversight and preserve records

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Warren plans an aggressive Senate Banking Committee oversight agenda. She said technology executives, administration officials, Trump family cryptocurrency businesses and Wall Street executives should prepare to answer committee questions and preserve their documents.

Context: The source reports an intended oversight agenda, not completed investigations or subpoenas.

After the election · commitment · Original date not established
Economy, taxes & workGovernment & elections

Regulate prediction markets

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Warren plans to pursue rules for prediction markets to address what she describes as a lack of oversight. She and Sen. John Curtis have sought information from Kalshi and Polymarket about safeguards around election-related markets.

Context: The source does not specify the rules she intends to pursue; the information request was joint with Sen. John Curtis.

After the election · commitment · Original date not established
Economy, taxes & workForeign affairs & defense

Restrict exports of advanced AI chips to China

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Warren plans to put constraints on advanced AI chips going to China. The reported agenda also includes shaping rules for AI in the United States.

Context: The source does not specify the export restrictions or proposed domestic AI rules.

After the election · commitment · Original date not established
Housing

Build more affordable homes

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Warren plans additional legislation to build more affordable homes, following up on her 21st Century Road to Housing Act.

Context: The source does not give details of the additional legislation.

After the election · commitment · Original date not established
Economy, taxes & work

Cap credit card interest rates

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Warren plans to pursue a cap on credit card interest rates as part of her effort to address the cost of living.

Context: The source does not specify the proposed cap or how it would be implemented.

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Economy, taxes & work

Ban AI surveillance pricing

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Warren says Democrats should put forward a ban on artificial intelligence surveillance pricing, which she describes as using consumer data to set personalized prices. She includes it among the policies Democrats should advance.

Context: The passage does not give details about the proposed ban’s scope or exceptions.

Date / period not established · Original date not established
Government & elections

Ban congressional stock trading

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Warren says Democrats should put a proposal to ban congressional stock trading before Trump. She presents the ban as one of the policies Democrats should push, rather than waiting for a future Democratic trifecta.

Context: Original statement date not established. Source collected on November 12, 2026.

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Economy, taxes & work

Cap credit card fees

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Warren supports capping credit card fees and urges Democrats to advance a bill on the issue. She identifies it as a potential area of agreement across the parties.

Context: The passage does not identify which fees would be capped or set a cap amount.

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Housing

Limit private equity purchases of housing

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Warren supports limiting private equity firms’ role in buying up housing. She identifies this as an area where Democrats and Trump’s party may find common ground and urges Democrats to advance legislation on it.

Context: The passage does not specify how purchases would be limited.

While serving · Original date not established
Government & elections

Adopt strong rules for advanced AI

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Elizabeth Warren supports strong rules on advanced AI to protect the public. She argues that the federal government should regulate the technology rather than leave AI companies free to act without limits.

Context: The passage does not describe the rules or their enforcement.