Stated position
Pass the Child Care for Working Families Act to cap the typical family's child care costs at no more than $15 a day, with no eligible family paying more than 7 percent of its income on child care.
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Derived from a tracked promise: “Pass the Child Care for Working Families Act to cap the typical family's child care costs at no more than $15 a day, with no eligible family…”
Sources
- Office of Rep. Katherine Clark (house.gov)https://katherineclark.house.gov/2025/07/15/2025-7-clark-murray-scott-democrats-reintroduce-child-care-for-working-families-act/ ↗
“the typical family in America [will] pay no more than $15 a day for child care”
- U.S. Senator Patty Murrayhttps://www.murray.senate.gov/murray-scott-colleagues-reintroduce-child-care-for-working-families-act-democrats-advocate-for-affordable-child-care-while-trump-republicans-blow-up-debt-on-billionaire-tax-cuts-and-at/ ↗
“no eligible family will pay more than 7 percent of their income on child care”