Record Checks
PAC Funding Record — Absent
FEC itemized receipt records for committee C00732826 include contributions from political committees and PACs. Local FEC warehouse checks found AIPAC-named receipts totaling $147,350, Boeing PAC receipts totaling $10,000, Lockheed Martin PAC receipts totaling $5,000, Carlyle PAC receipts totaling $10,000, and National Apartment Association PAC receipts totaling $10,000. This $5,000 in Lockheed Martin PAC funding aligns chronologically with "Yea" votes on defense appropriations including S.1071 (FY2026 NDAA) and HR.3944. Under this campaign scorecard methodology, PAC funding from industries affected by congressional committees and federal policy is treated as an independence risk.
H.R.1 Opposition — Active
Voted Nay on H.R.1 (119th Congress, Roll Call 145, May 22 2025) and Nay on H.R.4 Rescissions Act (Roll Call 168, Jun 12 2025). Under this scorecard, those votes are credited as protective votes against the bills as recorded by the House Clerk.
CLARITY Act / Crypto Oversight — Absent
Voted Yea on H.R.3633, the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act / CLARITY Act, on July 17 2025. House Clerk Roll Call 199 passed 294-134; the House Democratic caucus voted 78 Yea / 134 Nay, making Strickland a Democratic-caucus party-break on the bill. AFL-CIO and consumer advocates opposed the bill, warning that it would enable crypto markets without effective oversight and create retirement and consumer-protection risk.
H.R.970 Enacted, Fairness for Servicemembers Act — Active
H.R.970, Fairness for Servicemembers and their Families Act of 2025, is listed by Congress.gov as sponsored by Strickland and became Public Law 119-54 on December 12, 2025. The scorecard counts this as one enacted standalone bill across the searched 117th-119th Congress records. NDAA/omnibus provisions are not tracked in this audit.
Utility Protection, PSE/PUHCA Record — Absent
PUHCA 1935 was repealed by Congress in 2005. In 2009, Puget Energy reported a $7.4B merger transaction involving investor ownership of Puget Sound Energy. PSE has recent and pending UTC rate proceedings. This scorecard did not identify Strickland-sponsored legislation, in the searched Congress.gov records, that directly restores PUHCA-style utility ownership protections or directly addresses PSE rate proceedings across her tenure.
District Economic Outcomes, Housing and Wages — Absent
Public Census and local homelessness records show housing affordability remains a WA-10/Pierce-area pressure point. This scorecard did not identify Strickland-sponsored or co-sponsored bills, in the searched Congress.gov records, that directly create a WA-10 rent-stabilization or wage-floor framework; local FEC records show National Apartment Association PAC receipts totaling $10,000.
District ROI, Federal Tax Gap — Absent
Campaign estimates are being reviewed against IRS SOI, Census geography, and USASpending.gov records. The public standard is to publish the source table, assumptions, and arithmetic before treating any WA-10 tax-return number as a campaign finding.