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Julie Fedorchak

RepublicanNorth DakotaCurrently serving

Sworn in for the 119th Congress on Source ↗

What they said 28

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

All statements (28)Campaign (2)After election (13)In office (13)
Campaign position · commitment · Original date not established
Energy & environment

Support American energy

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Fedorchak says she will work with President Trump to secure North Dakota’s energy future. She also says she has worked to maintain reliable and affordable energy in the state and opposes the Biden administration’s actions toward the coal and oil industries.

Context: The campaign page gives no specific legislative or regulatory mechanism. Its references to her past work do not specify particular actions beyond those described elsewhere on the page.

Campaign position · Original date not established
Energy & environment

Opposes new EPA power-plant rules

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Julie Fedorchak opposes the EPA’s newly announced greenhouse-gas regulations and Mercury and Air Toxics Standards rule, arguing they threaten power reliability and affordability. As North Dakota’s Public Service Commissioner, she says she is part of the state’s efforts to fight the rules. The stated concern includes effects on North Dakota’s coal, oil and natural gas industries.

Context: The passage does not specify which legal or policy actions she supports to challenge the rules.

After the election · Original date not established
VeteransGovernment & elections

Change VA contracting, budgeting and facilities processes

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Fedorchak supported House passage of measures to change VA contracting and procurement, budget practices, and facility construction and leasing processes. The package describes these changes as intended to reduce waste, fraud, and unnecessary delays.

Context: The passage does not specify the particular process changes.

After the election · Original date not established
VeteransHealthcare

Improve traumatic brain injury care and research access

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Fedorchak supported a House-passed package that includes measures to improve veterans’ access to health care and research related to traumatic brain injuries.

Context: The passage does not describe the specific services or research programs involved.

After the election · Original date not established
Veterans

Expand Transition Assistance Program access

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Fedorchak supported House passage of measures that would expand access to Transition Assistance Program services for servicemembers leaving the military, across ranks.

Context: The passage does not detail the expanded services or implementation.

After the election · Original date not established
VeteransEducation

Expand GI Bill support for student veterans and servicemembers

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Fedorchak supported House passage of a package that would increase monthly housing allowances for student veterans attending school online or in apprenticeship programs, expand access to in-demand technology careers, and reimburse servicemembers for GI Bill benefits they paid into.

Context: The passage groups several measures together and does not provide the amounts or detailed eligibility rules.

After the election · Original date not established
VeteransHealthcare

Expand community mental health support for veterans

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Fedorchak supported a House-passed package that includes measures to expand grant eligibility so veterans can continue to access mental health support in their communities nationwide. The change is intended to extend access to local services.

Context: The passage does not specify which grants or eligibility rules would change.

After the election · Original date not established
VeteransHealthcare

Require preventive evaluations for veterans with spinal cord injuries

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Julie Fedorchak supported House passage of a veterans’ package that includes the Veterans STAND Act. The measure would require the VA to provide preventive health evaluations to veterans with spinal cord injuries and assess whether they qualify for modern assistive mobility devices.

Context: The package passed the House; the passage does not establish that it became law.

After the election · Original date not established
VeteransHealthcare

Modernize VA disability claims and appeals

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A bill in the package Fedorchak supported would improve tracking of disability claims, study illnesses related to toxic exposure, and prevent VA from denying a claim solely because a veteran missed a medical exam. It is intended to give veterans clearer answers about their appeals.

Context: The release does not describe the bill’s implementation details.

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

Extend support and employment services for caregivers

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The caregiver measure in the package would extend medical coverage by six months for caregivers after the veteran dies or the caregiver otherwise leaves the program. It would also expand caregivers’ access to economic-opportunity and employment programs, including Department of Labor Veterans’ Employment and Training Service programs.

Context: The release summarizes the measure but does not specify the full eligibility rules for its caregiver support provisions.