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Sen. Rosa VanceState Senator, District 4 · DemocratIn office since 2015 · next election Nov 3, 2026
ClimateVoting rightsEducationLabor

Third-term state senator, previously a labor attorney. Leads the chamber's coastal resilience caucus and sits on finance.

HUSH. Scorei7136 promises tracked
Promise breakdown
100 — Delivered aligned legislation24
50 — No clear action5
0 — Contradicts what they said7
Promise ledger
What they saidProgressCheckedEvidence
“Pass the coastal resilience fund”100%DeliveredJun 2025SB 71Phoenix
“Block mail-ballot restrictions”100%DeliveredApr 2026Roll callAP
“Fully fund the school formula”66%In progressOngoingBudgetFDOE
“Deliver tenant right-to-counsel”0%No movementMay 2025Vote logWJCT
“Weatherize the grid by 2026”71%In progressOngoingPSCTimes-Union
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UnsupportedThe available reliable evidence does not substantiate the claim.
InconclusiveThere isn't enough reliable evidence to determine whether the claim is supported or unsupported.
SupportedVoting rightsAug 12

“I voted against every bill narrowing mail-ballot access this session.”

Roll-call records show four such bills; Vance voted no on all four.
Score historyHow the record built up
Flagship promise“Pass the coastal resilience fund”Delivered
Sep 2023Pledged a coastal resilience fund
Feb 2024Bill filed, referred to finance
May 2024Stalled in committee
Mar 2025Refiled with bipartisan sponsors
Jun 2025Signed into law · promise delivered
Trust by termScore recalculated for each office held.
58City Council 2011–15
66State Sen 2015–20
71State Sen 2020–
CareerTimeline
2011Elected to city councilChaired audit committee
2015Elected state senator, District 4Finance and education
2020Re-electedFounded resilience caucus
2026Standing for re-electionUncontested primary

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