Sworn in for the 119th Congress on Source ↗
Their stated policy positions and commitments, with quotes and links to the original sources.
Morrison supports continued investment in renewable energy, saying it can lower energy costs, support economic growth and create jobs. She opposes reversing tax incentives for renewable energy and canceling grants in Minnesota.
Context: The passage does not identify particular tax incentives, grants or investment programs.
Morrison supports cutting unnecessary red tape and building more housing as steps to address housing costs.
Context: The passage does not specify which regulations or housing programs she would change.
Morrison supports investing in affordable childcare so families can better afford their living costs.
Context: The passage gives no specific funding level or program design.
Morrison supports stronger oversight of publicly funded programs and holding fraud perpetrators accountable. She cites bipartisan bills she worked on to investigate, prosecute and prevent federal program fraud, and supports doubling the statute of limitations—from five to ten years—for prosecuting unemployment fraud in federal pandemic relief programs.
Context: The passage reports her support and legislative work; it does not specify the status or details of each bill.
Morrison supports a secure border and immigration enforcement focused on violent criminals and threats to public safety. She opposes immigration raids conducted without due process and supports comprehensive immigration reform that makes legal immigration possible and attracts skilled people from around the world.
Context: Statement dated October 2, 2026. Source collected on November 11, 2026.
Morrison supports reinstating the bipartisan federal assault weapons ban passed in 1994.
Context: Statement dated October 2, 2026. Source collected on November 11, 2026.
Morrison supports expanding federal background checks to help keep firearms from people who should not have access to them, including people convicted of violent crimes or domestic abuse.
Context: Statement dated October 2, 2026. Source collected on November 11, 2026.
Morrison supports expanding Affordable Care Act tax credits to lower health insurance premiums. She also supports reversing healthcare cuts included in the “One Big Beautiful Bill” and says she will continue working to ensure Americans have access to quality healthcare.
Context: Statement dated October 2, 2026. Source collected on November 11, 2026.
Kelly Morrison introduced the Small Business Tariff Relief Hotline Act, which would require the Small Business Administration to create a hotline where small-business owners could report tariff-related problems and get help navigating refunds. The bill would also require the SBA Office of Advocacy’s Chief Counsel to report annually to Congress on those problems and recommend fixes. Morrison says the measure is intended to help small businesses obtain refunds they are owed and ease the burden of seeking them.
Context: The proposal is legislation Morrison introduced; the passage does not establish that it has been enacted.
Morrison supports stronger accountability and oversight of government programs and says she is pushing legislation to investigate, prosecute, and prevent fraud in federal programs. She also reports working with House colleagues on both sides of the aisle to pass more than a dozen bipartisan anti-fraud bills.
Context: The passage does not identify the legislation or describe specific oversight measures.