Sworn in for the 119th Congress on Source ↗
Their stated policy positions and commitments, with quotes and links to the original sources.
Miller-Meeks’s bipartisan EARLY Act Reauthorization would advance a federal initiative focused on breast cancer education, early detection, and prevention for young women. The House passed the measure, according to the passage.
Context: The passage does not describe specific provisions of the reauthorization or say whether it became law.
Miller-Meeks supports legislation aimed at making pharmacy benefit managers’ operations more transparent and fair, with the goal of improving consumers’ access to affordable prescription drugs. She introduced the DRUG Act.
Context: The passage does not specify the bill’s requirements or whether it advanced beyond introduction.
Miller-Meeks supports streamlining Medicaid provider enrollment so children with complex medical conditions can more easily receive care across state lines. She introduced the bipartisan Accelerating Kids’ Access to Care Act, which passed the House, according to the passage.
Context: The passage does not say the bill became law.
Miller-Meeks supports completing the U.S.-Mexico border wall, ending catch-and-release, hiring thousands of additional border agents, and giving them tools to defend the country and deport criminals. She says these steps are intended to secure the border and protect families.
Context: The passage describes these actions as provisions of the One Big Beautiful Bill, which it says was signed into law.
Miller-Meeks supports making the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act permanent for families, farmers, and job creators. She describes the law as preventing a tax increase and also points to an increased Child Tax Credit and a $6,000 deduction for seniors on fixed incomes.
Context: The passage presents these provisions as part of legislation already signed into law.
Miller-Meeks and Representative Mike Carey introduced legislation to extend tax incentives that support Iowa’s biofuels industry and advance American energy independence.
Context: The source does not specify the incentives, their amounts, or how long they would be extended.
Miller-Meeks authored the Battery Recycling for America’s Competitive Economy Act, which passed the House. The legislation would modernize federal regulations and strengthen the domestic battery-recycling industry.
Context: The source does not identify the regulations the bill would change or describe how it would strengthen the industry.
Miller-Meeks and Representative Mike Carey introduced legislation to reinstate the $1-per-gallon Biodiesel Tax Credit. They said the credit would support the biofuels sector and help lower diesel prices.
Context: The source does not give the proposed credit’s duration or eligibility rules.
Miller-Meeks reintroduced the Limiting Liability for Critical Infrastructure Manufacturers Act. It would protect American energy manufacturers from wildfire-related lawsuits that the release says threaten power-grid reliability and the domestic supply chain.
Context: The source does not specify which manufacturers or lawsuits would qualify for protection.
Miller-Meeks introduced the Rural and Municipal Utility Cybersecurity Act to reauthorize and strengthen a program that helps rural electric cooperatives and municipal utilities defend against cyberattacks on the energy grid. The House passed the legislation, according to the release.
Context: The source does not describe the program’s funding or specific cybersecurity assistance.