Sworn in for the 119th Congress on Source
Their stated policy positions and commitments, with quotes and links to the original sources.
Julie Fedorchak supports access for returning veterans to high-quality health care, education, and job opportunities. She also supports help for veterans transitioning to civilian life and says she will work to uphold promises made to veterans and their families.
Context: Original statement date not established. Source collected on November 10, 2026.
Fedorchak supports trade practices that she considers fair and that allow U.S. agricultural producers to compete globally. She says she is working with President Trump and his team to keep agriculture a priority in U.S. trade policy, with the aim of expanding market opportunities and providing greater certainty for producers.
Context: The statement does not identify specific trade rules or markets.
Fedorchak supports developing agricultural technology in North Dakota, including precision agriculture tools and autonomous systems. She identifies technology development as part of her approach to supporting farmers and ranchers.
Context: The statement does not specify funding, programs, or implementation details.
Fedorchak supports improving the Farm Bill so its programs work better for farmers and strengthening crop insurance. She presents these changes as ways to help producers manage risks, including challenges such as drought, floods, and uncertain markets.
Context: Original statement date not established. Source collected on November 10, 2026.
Julie Fedorchak supports efforts to balance the federal budget and put the country on a path to reduce the deficit and debt. She says she will work with colleagues to change Congress’s budgeting record and bring greater discipline to federal budgeting.
Context: The passage does not specify a particular budget plan or timeline.
Fedorchak welcomed the EPA’s proposal to revise federal oil and natural gas methane regulations. She supported the proposed changes as a way to restore flexibility for producers and address mandates she said threatened to shut down wells and discourage new development.
Context: The passage describes an EPA proposal, not an enacted revision.
Fedorchak sponsored the High-Capacity Grid Act, which would require the use of best-available transmission conductors for new and rebuilt interstate transmission lines. The House passed the bill unanimously, but the supplied passage does not establish that it became law.
Context: The passage reports House passage, not enactment.
Fedorchak says she will work with the Trump administration and members of Congress to expand domestic energy production, promote innovation, and keep energy affordable and accessible. She frames these efforts as a way to strengthen national security, support economic growth, and improve environmental stewardship.
Context: Original statement date not established. Source collected on November 10, 2026.