“Lower the cost of living for Valley families by bringing down food, housing, and utility costs (e.g., the Stop Raising Prices on Food Act and the HEATS Act to lower energy costs).”
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Primary-source verification confirms Gray led on the two specifically named bills. (1) H.R. 2842 'Stop Raising Prices on Food Act' — the bill text in govinfo shows 'Mr. Gray (ID: G000605)' as sole sponsor, introduced April 10, 2025, restricting presidential tariff authority against major agricultural trading partners; still in committee (Ways and Means / Rules). (2) H.R. 5587 'HEATS Act' — bill text shows 'Mrs. Kim (for herself and Mr. Gray)' introduced September 26, 2025; Gray is original cosponsor, not lead sponsor, but the joint press release from his own office ('Reps. Gray and Kim Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Secure Reliable Clean Energy and Lower Costs') and his active advocacy establish leadership beyond a single vote. The House Natural Resources Committee confirms the bill passed the House April 23, 2026. Prior rating of CHAMPIONED is fair — Gray sponsored one named bill and co-drove the other with public leadership. Confidence trimmed from 0.90 to 0.85 because (a) the broader promise also references housing costs which is not verifiably addressed, (b) neither bill has become law, (c) Gray was cosponsor rather than lead on HEATS.
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