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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.

Campaign position · Original date not established

Help trafficking survivors travel by air without identification

AI-assisted summary

Susie Lee supports the reintroduced Jimmy Deal Trafficking Survivors Assistance Act, which would help human trafficking survivors who lack identification travel by plane to escape abuse and reach family, communities, and care. The bill would have the TSA establish a trained Trafficking Survivor Point of Contact at each airport where TSA screens passengers and property, and encourage coordination with nonprofit service providers. The contacts and organizations would work in advance on ways to verify survivors’ identities, with training focused on trauma-informed support through reunification.

Context: The source describes the legislation as reintroduced; it does not establish enactment.

Campaign position · Original date not established

Create federal coordination and enforcement tools to combat organized retail crime

AI-assisted summary

Susie Lee supports the bipartisan Combating Organized Retail Crime Act, which would establish an Organized Retail and Supply Chain Crime Coordination Center within Homeland Security Investigations. The bill would make organized retail crime a federal offense, give federal investigators and prosecutors tools to address these operations, and require the Department of Homeland Security and Department of Justice to report to Congress on the crime and enforcement. Lee says federal coordination is needed because these networks operate across state lines and internationally; the House Judiciary Committee passed the bill, and it was awaiting a full House vote.

Context: The proposal had not been enacted in the supplied passage; it had passed the House Judiciary Committee and was awaiting a full House vote.

Campaign position · Original date not established

Revise proposed travel-data disclosure rules

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Susie Lee joined a letter urging the Department of Homeland Security to revise a proposed rule requiring foreign travelers to disclose up to five years of social media history. She wants the rule narrowly tailored to national security needs without further discouraging tourism to Nevada.

Context: The proposed rule would also require travelers from 42 visa-exempt countries to provide email addresses used over the previous 10 years and immediate family members’ phone numbers and home addresses. Lee’s position was expressed jointly with other Nevada lawmakers; the rule was proposed, not enacted.

Campaign position · Original date not established

Support the Energy Bills Relief Act to lower energy costs

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Susie Lee supports the Energy Bills Relief Act, which would provide utility protections and support federally funded weatherization and energy-efficiency programs. The bill is intended to lower electricity costs and expand access to clean energy for Nevada homes, businesses, and communities.

Context: Original statement date not established. Source collected on November 12, 2026.

Campaign position · Original date not established

Secure federal funding for first responders and public safety in southern Nevada

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Susie Lee says she works to secure federal funding and resources for first responders and public safety in southern Nevada. She reports securing nearly $9 million for RTC buses and facility security, nearly $7 million for firefighter recruitment and retention, and more than $1 million each for police air-support equipment and emergency-operations-center system upgrades.

Context: The funding amounts and projects are described as already secured; the source does not specify a future funding amount or program.

Campaign position · legislative priority · Original date not established

Repeal Yucca Mountain’s nuclear-waste repository designation

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Susie Lee supports the Jobs, Not Waste Act and says she will work to pass it. The bill would repeal the law designating Yucca Mountain as a nuclear-waste repository, require the Department of Energy to end its licensing proceeding and address environmental harm at the site, and require an assessment of other possible uses for the site. Lee says she wants those uses to support economic growth instead of nuclear-waste storage.

Context: The described measures are provisions of introduced legislation, not enacted law.

Campaign position · legislative priority · Original date not established

Create combat-status recognition for remotely piloted aircraft crews

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Susie Lee introduced the bipartisan CARE for RPA Crews Act, which would create a formal combat-status identifier in the records of remotely piloted aircraft crew members who conduct combat operations. Lee says the designation would help them access mental health and transition support provided to other combat-exposed service members. The bill is a proposal, not an enacted policy.

Context: The proposal concerns RPA crew members who conduct combat operations; the passage does not specify further eligibility rules or how the identifier would be administered.

Campaign position · Original date not established

Reward utilities for improving system efficiency

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Lee joined in introducing the proposed Energy Bills Relief Act, which would reward utility companies for making their systems more efficient. The measure is intended to encourage utilities to save consumers money and lower energy bills.

Context: The passage does not specify the incentive structure or how savings would be measured. The bill is proposed legislation.

Campaign position · Original date not established

Protect clean-energy projects from federal permitting blocks

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Susie Lee joined in introducing the proposed Energy Bills Relief Act, which would prevent current and future administrations from using federal permitting processes to block solar, wind, and other clean-energy development. The proposal is part of a consumer-focused energy package intended to expand access to renewable power and help lower costs.

Context: The bill is proposed legislation; the passage does not specify how it would define or prevent abuse of permitting processes.

Campaign position · Original date not established

Give communities a voice in local energy projects

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Lee’s Energy Bills Relief Act includes a measure to give the American people a voice in energy projects in their communities, with the stated aim of allowing them to benefit from those projects.

Context: The source does not specify how community input or benefits would be structured.