Sworn in for the 119th Congress on Source
Their stated policy positions and commitments, with quotes and links to the original sources.
Moore said regulations should ensure that artificial intelligence is controlled and used safely. He framed responsible safeguards as necessary while the United States competes with China and other countries he described as foes.
Context: He did not specify particular regulations or address AI use in health care.
Moore supports addressing pharmacy benefit managers, which he said mark up drug costs without providing a benefit or service. He also called for transparency in hospital billing. The passage identifies a PBM reform bill he co-sponsored in 2025 as aiming to reduce pharmaceutical costs but does not detail its provisions.
Context: The passage does not specify the transparency requirements Moore supports or the bill’s detailed mechanisms.
Moore called for studying national spending and considering how to keep promises to people who have been promised benefits while avoiding unnecessary expansion of government programs. He did not specify a particular change to Social Security or Medicare.
Context: This position comes from a 2024 statement; the passage does not establish a specific legislative plan or changes he would support.
Moore voted to support the Ratepayer Protection Act, which seeks to protect residential electricity customers and small businesses from paying for the growing energy demands of data centers. He argues that companies driving new demand on the electric grid should cover the additional infrastructure costs needed to serve them.
Context: The passage describes the bill as seeking to protect residential customers and small businesses; it does not establish that the bill has been enacted.
Moore introduced the LABEL Act, which would require country-of-origin and production-method labels for fish to appear clearly on the front of consumer packages. He said the bill is intended to give consumers information about where seafood was caught or raised and how it was produced.
Context: The passage describes a bill introduced by Moore; it does not establish that the requirement has been enacted.
Moore supports policies that incentivize health care providers to serve rural communities and reduce patients’ out-of-pocket costs. He identified better provider access and more affordable care as needs in rural communities in his western North Carolina district.
Context: The passage does not specify the incentives or the approach to reducing out-of-pocket costs.
Moore supports reforming pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), which he says can add costs as middlemen in prescription drug purchases. He also calls for transparency in hospital billing. He co-sponsored a 2025 PBM reform bill intended to reduce pharmaceutical costs.
Context: The passage does not describe specific hospital billing rules or the details of the PBM bill’s provisions.
Moore calls for studying federal spending and exercising restraint when considering government programs such as Social Security and Medicare. He said the goal should be to keep promises already made while avoiding unnecessary expansion of programs.
Context: He did not identify specific changes to Social Security or Medicare.