The PAC for America's Future (The States Project)
Activist groupUS-TXverified
Identifiers
- website
- https://statesproject.org/
- org kind
- ideological_group
What this organization says it wants
We hold no stated position for The PAC for America's Future (The States Project). That is our gap, not its silence — we read positions out of federal lobbying filings and state committee witness lists, and this organization has not been matched to either yet.
The positions, and the documents they come from
Every position below links to the record it was read from. We do not store one without a link — a claim you cannot check is the thing this list exists to prevent.
What it says on the issues
Statements that name no bill. Each was placed on one of our lines by reading the quote, and kept only where our quiz questions on that line, answered from the same quote, lean the same way. Each counts like one answer to a quiz question.
Healthmore policy activity in Health
“Congress is cutting Medicaid by nearly $1 trillion — threatening millions of Americans.”
Published by the organizationOpen the record
Healthmore policy activity in Health
“Making healthcare affordable so people can see a doctor when they need to, and pay for life-saving prescription drugs.”
Published by the organizationOpen the record
Labormore policy activity in Labor
“Ensuring workers have livable wages and paid sick and family leave, so they don’t have to choose between their paychecks, their own health, or caring for their loved ones.”
Published by the organizationOpen the record
Educationmore policy activity in Education
“Provide a high-quality public education for every child.”
Published by the organizationOpen the record
Educationmore policy activity in Education
“Abortion access. Public education. Gun safety. Clean air and water. Our work builds governing power for lawmakers committed to improving lives.”
Published by the organizationOpen the record
Environmentmore policy activity in Environment
“Acting on climate. Even without federal action, state lawmakers can ensure we have clean air to breathe and water to drink.”
Published by the organizationOpen the record
Environmentmore policy activity in Environment
“Abortion access. Public education. Gun safety. Clean air and water. Our work builds governing power for lawmakers committed to improving lives.”
Published by the organizationOpen the record
Energymore policy activity in Energy
“Maryland lawmakers capped utility bills and made the largest energy users pay their fair share.”
Published by the organizationOpen the record
Social Welfaremore policy activity in Social Welfare
“Congress is cutting Medicaid by nearly $1 trillion — threatening millions of Americans.”
Published by the organizationOpen the record
Housingmore policy activity in Housing
“Stalled broadly popular policies to protect renters from unsafe housing conditions and hidden rental fees;”
Published by the organizationOpen the record
Macroeconomics: Price Controlmore policy activity in Macroeconomics: Price Control
“Maryland lawmakers capped utility bills and made the largest energy users pay their fair share.”
Published by the organizationOpen the record
Health: Drug Coverage and Costmore policy activity in Health: Drug Coverage and Cost
“Making healthcare affordable so people can see a doctor when they need to, and pay for life-saving prescription drugs.”
Published by the organizationOpen the record
Education: Elementary & Secondarymore policy activity in Education: Elementary & Secondary
“Provide a high-quality public education for every child.”
Published by the organizationOpen the record
Environment: Drinking Watermore policy activity in Environment: Drinking Water
“Acting on climate. Even without federal action, state lawmakers can ensure we have clean air to breathe and water to drink.”
Published by the organizationOpen the record
Environment: Drinking Watermore policy activity in Environment: Drinking Water
“The EPA rolled back limits on cancer-causing chemicals — and handed it to the states.”
Published by the organizationOpen the record
Environment: Air Pollutionmore policy activity in Environment: Air Pollution
“Acting on climate. Even without federal action, state lawmakers can ensure we have clean air to breathe and water to drink.”
Published by the organizationOpen the record
Energy: Electricitymore policy activity in Energy: Electricity
“Maryland lawmakers capped utility bills and made the largest energy users pay their fair share.”
Published by the organizationOpen the record
Subsidiarity ↔ Centralization (law-making)power at the lowest competent level
“The EPA rolled back limits on cancer-causing chemicals — and handed it to the states.”
Published by the organizationOpen the record
Subsidiarity ↔ Centralization (law-making)power at the lowest competent level
“Lawmakers who passed their own state voting rights laws already have protections in place.”
Published by the organizationOpen the record
Gun rights ↔ Gun regulation (v7 #18 carried over)regulate ownership and carry
“Abortion access. Public education. Gun safety. Clean air and water. Our work builds governing power for lawmakers committed to improving lives.”
Published by the organizationOpen the record
Federal minimum wageraise it substantially
“Ensuring workers have livable wages and paid sick and family leave, so they don’t have to choose between their paychecks, their own health, or caring for their loved ones.”
Published by the organizationOpen the record
Medicaid fundingprotect it
“Congress is cutting Medicaid by nearly $1 trillion — threatening millions of Americans.”
Published by the organizationOpen the record
Planned Parenthood fundingfund it
“Protecting people’s freedom to make healthcare decisions with their doctors, including access to a safe, legal abortion if needed.”
Published by the organizationOpen the record
8 more readings were held back because the quiz questions on that line did not agree with them, or could not be answered from the quote.
What we don't have on this organization
No politicians linked
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No committee totals
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