Sworn in for the 119th Congress on Source
Their stated policy positions and commitments, with quotes and links to the original sources.
Nanette supports requiring women to receive the same pay as men when they do the same job. She presents pay inequality as an issue that harms working families.
Context: No enforcement mechanism or legislative approach is specified.
Nanette supports transitioning to clean, renewable energy and ending tax breaks and subsidies for polluters. She proposes using money from ending polluter tax breaks to create renewable-energy jobs and support steps to protect community health from pollution. She also supports incentives to attract clean businesses to the district and making solar installations more affordable.
Context: No specific tax changes, incentive amounts, or implementation details are provided.
Nanette supports a path to citizenship for immigrants who are working and contributing to the economy. She also supports the DREAM Act for people who were born outside the United States but grew up here, so they can take part in the American dream. She backs the comprehensive immigration reform bill that passed the U.S. Senate with bipartisan support.
Context: The passage does not specify eligibility details for the proposed path to citizenship.
Nanette supports funding early childhood education and making it available across communities, especially low-income communities of color. She also supports making college more affordable and providing free-to-low-cost education in the future for students who want it, along with accessible, affordable training for students who choose trade schools or skills training.
Context: The proposal does not specify funding levels, eligibility rules, or when free-to-low-cost education would begin.
Nanette supports strengthening and expanding Medicare and Social Security so seniors who have paid into these programs can rely on them. She also supports reducing fraud and waste and ensuring everyone pays their fair share to help keep the programs in place. She opposes proposals to cut benefits, put them at risk on Wall Street, or dismantle them.
Context: Original statement date not established. Source collected on November 10, 2026.