“Oppose and vote against Republican efforts to cut Medicare and Medicaid.”
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Verified via primary sources. Clerk of the House Roll Call 190 (July 3, 2025) confirms Rep. Derek Tran (CA-45) voted NO on the Motion to Concur in the Senate Amendment to H.R. 1 (the 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act'), the vehicle for the largest Medicaid rollback in decades (passed 218-214). His official House press release corroborates and quotes him: 'I firmly rejected this effort to kick millions of Americans off their health insurance.' As a freshman member (sworn in Jan 2025) he did not sponsor/lead counter-legislation, so CHAMPIONED is not warranted, but the promise was to 'oppose and vote against' such cuts, which he did on every relevant roll call. Same standard would apply to a Republican who pledged to vote against a Democratic entitlement expansion and did so. Outcome FULL is appropriate; confidence trimmed slightly from 0.95 to 0.92 to reflect that the record covers roughly six months of relevant votes rather than a full term.
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