Issues / Prescription Drug Pricing / Event · Jul 22 – Jul 23, 2026

INSULIN Act

6Members · 5 D · 1 R
7Actions · 5 D · 2 R
5States & territories · ME · VA · GA · NH lead
0Bills named

How the conversation moved

Democrat Republican · one dot = one action
Action typeWk ofJun 24Wk ofJul 1Wk ofJul 8Wk ofJul 15Wk ofJul 227Total
StatementsResponses to news 1
PraisedCredit for a decision or person 2
Filed or pushed billsNew, reintroduced or passed 4

What each party did · Democrats 5 · Republicans 2

  • 0Statements1
  • 2Praised0
  • 3Filed or pushed bills1

By state

Actions by members from each state, split by party. A joint release counts once for each member on it.

  • ME2
  • VA2
  • GA1
  • NH1
  • WI1

Recognitions and tributes not counted.

Every action

7 actions · 8 releases
  1. Jul 23, 2026
    • Bill

      DWarnock GA

      Advanced insulin cost cap bill out of committee with bipartisan support toward Senate floor vote.

      Release ↗

    • Statement

      RCollins ME

      Collins highlighted Senate committee advancement of bipartisan $35 insulin price cap legislation.

      Release ↗

  2. Jul 22, 2026
    • Bill

      DWarner VA

      Welcomed committee passage of bills to lower health care costs and prevent fentanyl overdose deaths.

      Release ↗

    • Praise

      DShaheen NH

      Praised committee passage of bipartisan INSULIN Act to cap monthly insulin costs at $35.

      Release ↗

    • Praise

      DKaine VA

      Applauded committee passage of bipartisan bill capping insulin costs at $35 monthly.

      Release ↗

    • Bill

      RCollins ME

      Advanced five bipartisan bills to lower insulin costs and strengthen health care workforce.

      Release (2 members) ↗

    • Bill

      DBaldwin WI

      Advanced bipartisan bill to cap insulin costs at $35 monthly through Senate committee.

      Release ↗

Summaries, action types, amounts and positions are read from each press release by AI and can be wrong. Joint releases (same day, same action, matching title or amount) count once. How it works