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NV · DISTRICT 3

Susie Lee

DemocratNevadaCurrently serving

Sworn in for the 119th Congress on Source

What they said 30

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

All statements (30)Campaign (25)In office (5)
Campaign position · Original date not established
Energy & environment

Improve local permitting for residential solar and home energy systems

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Lee’s bipartisan SHINE Act, included in the Energy Bills Relief Act, would make local permitting for residential solar and other home energy systems better, cheaper, and faster. Lee says the broader legislation would expand access to lower-cost, cleaner energy, including solar and geothermal in Nevada.

Context: The source does not describe specific permitting changes or implementation details.

Campaign position · Original date not established
Energy & environment

Require data centers to pay their own energy costs

AI-assisted summary

Lee supports requiring facilities such as data centers to cover their own costs rather than shifting those expenses onto American households. This provision is part of the Energy Bills Relief Act’s effort to protect consumers from energy costs associated with large facilities.

Context: The source does not specify the costs covered or how the requirement would be applied.

Campaign position · Original date not established
Energy & environment

Support action against energy price gouging

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Lee’s Energy Bills Relief Act would crack down on price gouging by energy companies, aiming to prevent them from exploiting consumers to increase profits.

Context: The source does not describe how price gouging would be defined or what enforcement measures the bill would use.

Campaign position · Original date not established
Energy & environment

Support financial assistance to prevent household power shutoffs

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Lee’s Energy Bills Relief Act includes financial assistance for American families so they can avoid having their power shut off. The assistance is part of the bill’s broader effort to make energy more affordable for consumers.

Context: The source does not specify eligibility rules, assistance amounts, or how the program would be administered.

Campaign position · Original date not established
HousingVeterans

Exclude veterans’ disability payments from HUD-VASH income calculations

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Lee voted for legislation to permanently exclude veterans’ disability payments from annual income calculations for the HUD-VASH program. The program provides housing vouchers to veterans and their families, alongside VA case management services; the exclusion means those disability payments would not count when veterans apply for HUD-VASH vouchers.

Context: The bill had passed Congress and was awaiting the President’s signature when this statement was published.

Campaign position · Original date not established
Housing

Allow CDBG funds to build new affordable housing

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Lee voted for a housing bill that gives communities more flexibility in using Community Development Block Grant funds, including by allowing those funds to support construction of new affordable housing. She backed the package as a way to increase housing supply and lower costs.

Context: The bill had passed Congress and was awaiting the President’s signature when this statement was published.

Campaign position · Original date not established
Housing

Expand eligibility for the HOME Investment Partnership Program

AI-assisted summary

Lee voted for legislation to reauthorize and expand eligibility for the federal HOME Investment Partnership Program, including by increasing the maximum income eligible for assistance. She supported the broader package as a way to help make housing more affordable.

Context: The bill had passed Congress and was awaiting the President’s signature when this statement was published.

Campaign position · Original date not established
Housing

Support restrictions on large investors buying certain single-family homes

AI-assisted summary

Susie Lee voted for the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, which prohibits institutional investors that already own more than 350 properties from purchasing certain single-family homes. She urged the President to sign the bill, saying it would help make housing more affordable and give more southern Nevadans a place to call home.

Context: The bill had passed Congress and was awaiting the President’s signature when this statement was published.

Campaign position · Original date not established
Education

Create a matched-savings scholarship program for students

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Susie Lee introduced the bipartisan Earn to Learn Act, which would create a matched-savings program to help low-income students, including adult learners, pay for tuition, books, fees, and other education-related expenses. Under the described model, eligible students save $500, matched at an 8-to-1 rate through public and private support, for up to $4,500 in flexible scholarship funding. The bill’s demonstration program is estimated to provide 250,000 scholarships over five years, aiming to reduce financial barriers to postsecondary education and reliance on student loans.

Context: The program is proposed legislation, not described as enacted. The passage does not specify detailed eligibility rules for qualifying students.

Campaign position · Original date not established
Civil rights & justice

Support legislation to codify the right to choose

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Susie Lee supports legislation to codify the right to choose, protecting abortion rights in federal law. She says she will continue advocating for reproductive rights amid efforts to restrict abortion, including through a national ban.

Context: The source does not identify a specific bill or describe its provisions.

Sources & original wording
supports legislation to codify the right to choose
Original date
Original statement date has not been established. The capture date is not the statement date.
Collected
11/12/2026
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