“Require prescription drug television advertisements to disclose the drug's list price so consumers can see costs (Plain Prescription Prices Act).”
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Independently verified. The Plain Prescription Prices Act legislative one-pager (2025), a House legislative document, explicitly names Rep. Angie Craig (D-MN) as one of exactly three bipartisan co-leads (with Don Bacon R-NE and Bryan Steil R-WI, plus lead Nikema Williams D-GA) and describes the bill as directing CMS to require direct-to-consumer TV advertisements for Medicare/Medicaid-covered prescription drugs to include a textual statement of the drug's list price. Craig's own press release (via LegiStorm feed) confirms she co-led the bipartisan bill and quotes her championing it. This is active leadership sponsoring the exact promised legislation, well beyond a single supporting vote, though the bill has not been enacted, so CHAMPIONED (+0.75) is the correct outcome under a party-neutral standard: a lawmaker of either party who co-leads and introduces matching legislation that has not yet passed earns CHAMPIONED. Notably the effort is genuinely bipartisan (two of three co-leads are Republicans), reinforcing that this label is not partisan leniency. GovTrack and congress.gov URLs return HTTP 403 to automated fetch, so they are dropped in favor of the two independently confirmed live sources.
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