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Lawmakers introduced a variety of new legislation in the House, led by the Securing Elections From AI Deception Act [H.R. 10841], which quickly gained thirty cosponsors. Other new measures span health and defense policy, including the Mobile Stroke Units Improve Health Outcomes Act of 2026 [H.R. 10844], the Military Justice Leadership and Independence Act [H.R. 10847], and H.R. 10840 [H.R. 10840], which directs a study on non-clinical personnel retention at Department of Veterans Affairs facilities. Economic and infrastructure proposals were also filed, such as the Port Staffing Reporting Act [H.R. 10845] and the Public Safety Power Shutoff Data Transparency Act [H.R. 10854].
Several previously introduced bills and resolutions built momentum by attracting additional support. A measure to impose sanctions regarding Russian oil and gas extraction, H.R. 10828 [H.R. 10828], added 22 cosponsors, while the Epstein Wall Street Records Act of 2026 [H.R. 10820] picked up 20. Support also increased for the Motion Picture, Television, and Entertainment Revitalization Act [H.R. 10582], bringing its total cosponsor count to 41. Additionally, H.Res. 1627 [H.Res. 1627], reaffirming commitments to pathways to citizenship, gained 19 cosponsors.