Children's cancer and rare disease treatments
What they say
Her campaign says she led bipartisan bills to improve health care for the sickest kids, including by expanding access to treatments for cancer and rare diseases.
“led bipartisan bills to improve healthcare for our nation's sickest kids, including by expanding access to life-saving treatments for cancer and other rare diseases”
What the record shows ·
She sponsored the ACE Kids Act in 2019, with two Republicans and a Democrat as original cosponsors. Its new Medicaid option for coordinated care of children with medically complex conditions became law almost word for word in April 2019, as section 3 of Public Law 116-16. She was also one of ten original cosponsors, with the sponsor Rep. McCaul, of the Mikaela Naylon Give Kids a Chance Act on children's cancer drugs. It passed the House by voice vote in December 2025 and became law in February 2026 as Division J, Title VI, Subtitle A of the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2026.
Limit: 313 members cosponsored the Give Kids a Chance Act. She voted Yea on the spending act in January 2026 and Nay on its final version on February 3, 217-214.