Sworn in for the 119th Congress on Source
Their stated policy positions and commitments, with quotes and links to the original sources.
Kamlager-Dove supports a ban on insider trading that covers members of Congress and their families. She says violations should result in fines to help ensure compliance.
Context: The response does not specify the ban’s scope beyond members of Congress and their families or the amount of fines.
Kamlager-Dove supports strong regulations on pollution and carbon emissions. To ease potential burdens on small businesses and lower-income families, she says Congress could provide direct rebates or dividends from revenue raised by capping or taxing carbon emissions, and make targeted investments in greener public transportation and affordable housing in impacted areas.
Context: Rebates or dividends and targeted investments are described as options Congress could pursue, not as an enacted policy.
Kamlager-Dove supports a comprehensive immigration plan that provides a pathway to citizenship for millions of hardworking, law-abiding immigrants, including Dreamers. She says a legal pathway would bring these immigrants out of the shadows.
Context: The response does not specify eligibility rules or the details of the proposed pathway.
Kamlager-Dove opposes mandatory photo ID requirements for voting, arguing that people without a passport or driver’s license would have to pay to obtain ID. She supports expanding early and mail-in voting, same-day registration and making Election Day a federal holiday.
Context: Statement dated May 5, 2026. Source collected on November 11, 2026.
Kamlager-Dove wants California to expand vocational, career and technical education programs. She says these programs should provide skills that help students set career goals and secure high-wage jobs that support families.
Context: She describes this as a priority for California’s education system; the response does not specify a federal program or funding mechanism.
Kamlager-Dove supports combining federal and state tax credits to encourage film and television production to remain in Los Angeles. She says the goal is to support jobs not only for actors and writers, but also in related fields such as catering, lodging and transportation.
Context: Statement dated May 5, 2026. Source collected on November 11, 2026.
Kamlager-Dove worked to remove cost as a barrier to abortion and stated a commitment to securing access to abortion care and birth control.
Context: The passage does not specify a particular policy mechanism; this position concerns her California record and stated commitment.