At a glance · the same questions, over time, in their own words
How should Congress fund transportation infrastructure investment? Aug 06, 2002 “Congress' role in alleviating traffic and improving transportation is to support local efforts and provide as much funding as possible to local projects.” ⋮ 3 more in between — show Nov 05, 2021 “It is no secret that our infrastructure is crumblingacross the country- from roads, railways, and bridges”
How should Puget Sound rail and transit service be supported? Sep 13, 2000 “The train gives South Sound residents a viable option in their daily commutes.” ⋮ 2 more in between — show Jul 02, 2026 “I was proud to support the Sound Transit expansion throughout WA-09, and have enjoyed seeing our community use this safe, affordable transportation to move across Puget Sound.”
How should TSA credentialing serve transportation workers? Aug 07, 2020 “which would require Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to streamline the application and renewal process transportation workers have to go through to receive certain TSA credentials.” ⋮ 2 more in between — show Dec 18, 2025 “A year ago, my bipartisan bill to streamline clearance process for transportation workers passed the House of Representatives, another step closer to becoming law.”
Which local transportation projects deserve federal funding? Apr 13, 2004 “We need to continue to fund road improvements and transit improvements to help alleviate traffic and congestion in the area.” ⋮ 2 more in between — show Jul 01, 2021 “I am proud to have secured funding for eleven transportation projects in the Ninth District in the INVEST in America Act”
Transportation-HUD appropriations bill funding levels — in order Jul 23, 2007 Voted for H.R. 3474, FY2008 Transportation-HUD appropriations bill; statement noted it provides over $107 billion for transportation infrastructure. Nov 13, 2007 Voted for the conference report on H.R. 3074, FY2008 Transportation-HUD appropriations bill, which passed 270-147. Jun 10, 2014 Voted against the FY2015 Transportation-HUD appropriations bill, statement said it lacked critical infrastructure and housing investments. Jun 04, 2015 Statement opposed the FY2016 Transportation-HUD appropriations bill for insufficient transportation and infrastructure investment. Jan 10, 2019 Voted YES on H.R. 267, passage of the Transportation-HUD appropriations bill. Passed 244-180 in U.S. House. Jul 19, 2022 Voted YES on H.Res. 1232, providing for consideration of H.R. 8294, the FY2023 Transportation-HUD appropriations bill. Passed 219-200.
Surface transportation reauthorization funding — in order Jul 27, 2005 Announced $41 million secured for South Sound transportation priorities in SAFETEA-LU, the surface transportation reauthorization bill. Sep 13, 2017 Reintroduced a freight infrastructure bill building on the FAST Act, the 2015 surface transportation reauthorization law. Jun 30, 2021 Voted YES on H.Res. 508, providing for consideration of H.R. 3684, the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. Passed 219-188. Oct 01, 2021 Voted YES on H.R. 5434, the Surface Transportation Extension Act. Passed 365-51 in U.S. House. Oct 28, 2021 Voted YES on H.R. 5763, the Further Surface Transportation Extension Act of 2021. Passed 358-59 in U.S. House. Nov 05, 2021 Statement after voting to pass the rule enabling final votes on the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
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Apr 10, 2000 — Apr 19, 2000
Smith Announces Town Halls Discussing Transportation Among Other Topics 3 statements
Smith announced four town hall meetings for constituents in the Ninth District, scheduled for April 22 and May 13, 2000, to discuss the budget, education, health care, and transportation.1
The meetings were set for Pacific Lutheran University in Parkland, Normandy Park Congregational Church, Edgemont Junior High School in Edgewood, and Kobetich Library in Northeast Tacoma.1
“invites constituents to join him at a town hall meeting to discuss critical issues such as the budget, education, health care, and transportation.” · 6 other records in this period → May 06, 2001 — May 08, 2001
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Smith Announces Auburn Town Hall On Transportation 5 statements
On June 11, 2002, Smith announced he would host a town hall meeting in Auburn on June 22 to talk about transportation issues in the state.1
The announcement said the town hall would also serve as an open dialogue on other community issues, including the economy, energy, tax cuts and education.1
“talk about transportation issues in the state” Aug 06, 2002 — Aug 22, 2002
Smith Discusses Traffic And Transportation Funding With Local Leaders 6 statements
In an August 6 release, Smith announced that he and Senator Patty Murray would meet the following day with the Renton Chamber of Commerce to discuss transportation issues, followed by a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Third Street project in Auburn.1
The release stated that Congress's role in alleviating traffic and improving transportation was to support local efforts and provide as much funding as possible to local projects.1
Smith also planned to include transportation among the topics raised at meetings with community and elected leaders in Yelm and Rainier scheduled for August 27.2
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Jul 22, 2003 — Aug 14, 2003
Smith Announces Youth Grant, UPS Ride-Along Plans, Medicare Push 3 statements
On July 22, 2003, Smith and Rep. Jay Inslee announced a $223,538 HUD Economic Development Initiative grant for the Griffin Home youth treatment facility operated by Friends of Youth in Renton, Washington.1
On August 6, 2003, Smith announced plans to ride along with a UPS driver on August 8 delivering packages in the Tukwila area, with stops planned at an electrical workers apprenticeship program, a Boeing facility, and Renton City Hall.1
In an August 14, 2003 release, Smith said he would spend August 19 meeting with seniors and members of the medical community to discuss his Medicare reimbursement bill, H.R. 2904, and his prescription drug coverage bill, H.R. 1568.1
“We need fundamental reform that focuses on healthy outcomes, gives seniors health care options, provides coverage for prescription drugs, and ensures the program is viable for future generations.” Oct 26, 2003 — Nov 12, 2003
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Mar 24, 2004 — Apr 18, 2004
Smith Announces Series of Transportation Funding Requests for 9th District 8 statements
On March 24, 2004, Smith said the House Transportation Committee's mark-up of HR 3550, the Transportation Equity Act: A Legacy for Users, included $14 million for 9th District projects such as State Route 167, the Cross Base Highway, Yelm 510/507, and the Renton 405/167 interchange, ahead of a vote by the full House.1
On April 13, Smith announced funding requests through the 2005 Transportation, Treasury and Independent Organizations Appropriations bill for the Yelm 510/507 Loop and Intercity Transit buses, State Route 167 design work, the Fast Corridor's Spokane Street and Lincoln Avenue projects and Pierce Transit buses, and Southcenter-area road and transit-oriented development projects in Tukwila.4
On April 18, Smith announced additional funding requests for State Route 18 and State Route 99 interchange improvements in Federal Way and for the Shaw Road extension in Puyallup.2
Separately, on March 29, Smith and Rep. Rick Larsen took part in a classified strategic policy simulation exercise on North Korea.1
“Investment in our infrastructure is critical to the continued growth of our economy” · 4 other records in this period → Jun 19, 2005 — Jun 23, 2005
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Jan 11, 2009 — Feb 12, 2009
Smith Backs Recovery Act Infrastructure Funding After Flood Damage Tour 4 statements
In a January 11, 2009 statement, Smith described touring flood damage in the town of Pacific and called for the disbursement of more federal funding, noting that Transportation Secretary Mary Peters had announced the state's immediate access to $2 million in federal aid.1
On January 27, 2009, Smith said he voted in support of the American Economic Recovery and Reinvestment Act, stating it would upgrade infrastructure including roads, bridges, ports and schools.1
On February 12, 2009, Smith said he welcomed the inclusion of an expanded Trade Adjustment Assistance program, which he had worked on with House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Charles Rangel and Senator Max Baucus, in the Economic Recovery Package.1
On February 12, 2009, after the House passed the Economic Recovery Plan, Smith said the plan would invest in modernizing roads, bridges and mass transit as part of its infrastructure spending.1
“It upgrades our current infrastructure - such as roads, bridges, ports and schools - and invests in innovation infrastructure through broadband, health information technology and clean energy.” Jun 10, 2009 — Jul 24, 2009
Smith Introduces Freight Bill, Secures Transportation Project Funding 9 statements
On June 10, 2009, Adam Smith introduced the National Freight Mobility Infrastructure Act, H.R. 2707, which would raise funds through a one-percent user fee on multimodal surface freight transport and reinvest them through a competitive Department of Transportation grant program for highway and railway projects.1
On July 23, 2009, Smith secured funding for two local transportation projects in the Fiscal Year 2010 Transportation and Housing Appropriations Bill, including $300,000 for the 70th Avenue East and Valley Avenue East Corridor Project to widen roadway segments and reduce congestion and delays.1
“There is a clear demand that requires us to respond to these challenges and this bill will begin to move us in the right direction.” Sep 25, 2009 — Oct 08, 2009
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Smith backs short-term FAA extensions, pushes for long-term transportation bill 5 statements
On August 7, 2011, Smith said the FAA shutdown that began July 23 had cost 4,000 federal employees and 70,000 construction workers part of their paychecks, and stated he had cosponsored H.R. 2644, the Aviation Jobs and Safety Act of 2011, a clean extension of FAA authorization.1
At an August 24 town hall in Burien, Smith responded to a small business owner's concern about the FAA funding bill by saying he supports passing a long-term bill that would protect workers and grow jobs by allowing infrastructure improvements to move forward.1
On September 7, responding to President Obama's jobs speech, Smith said improving national infrastructure was essential and that he was encouraged by the President's proposal for federal investment in transportation, workforce training, education, and energy.1
On September 12, Smith said the passage of H.R. 2887, the Surface and Air Transportation Programs Extension Act of 2011, would help avoid a repeat of the August FAA shutdown that had cost federal employees and construction workers part of their paychecks, called it a short-term solution, and said Congress needed to pass a long-term extension.1
“the shutdown on July 23rd was entirely preventable” Oct 31, 2011 — Dec 14, 2011
Smith Backs Transportation Grants and Reintroduces Freight Mobility Bill 8 statements
On October 31, 2011, Smith joined Washington's congressional delegation in applauding a $5.7 million Department of Defense grant to the City of Lakewood for a transportation project that will improve pedestrian facilities, upgrade traffic signals, and add lanes to address increased traffic around Madigan Army Medical Center at Joint Base Lewis-McChord.1
On December 7, 2011, Smith reintroduced the National Freight Mobility Infrastructure Act, H.R. 3607, which would create a Freight Mobility Infrastructure Improvement Program within the U.S. Department of Transportation to provide long-term financing for freight infrastructure improvements, with the Secretary of Transportation competitively awarding grants based on a project's impact on freight mobility, cost effectiveness, and economic impact.1
On December 14, 2011, Smith and other officials announced $25 million in U.S. Department of Transportation TIGER III grants, including $15 million for the I-5 Joint Base Lewis-McChord Area Congestion Management Project and $10 million for the South Link Lightrail Extension Project.1
“Helping secure funds for projects that improve transportation throughout our region is one of my top priorities” · 1 other record in this period → Jul 25, 2012 — Aug 15, 2012
Smith Announces $5.7 Million for Freedom Bridge Overpass 3 statements
The Department of Defense's Office of Economic Adjustment approved a $5.7 million grant for the City of Lakewood to improve the Freedom Bridge overpass near the Madigan Army Medical Center Gate, to alleviate congestion and improve public safety along the Berkeley street corridor.1
The funding, provided under the Department of Defense and Full-Year Continuing Appropriations Act of 2011, was set to pay for an additional eastbound ramp, a second left turn lane to the I-5 southbound off-ramp, and upgrades to traffic signs and pedestrian facilities, as a joint effort among the Washington State Department of Transportation, the City of Lakewood, and Joint Base Lewis-McChord.1
Smith said the Department of Defense's recognition of critical investment needs affirmed its commitment to the community and to those affected by growth in and around the base.1
“Knowing that the DOD recognizes how critical investments are to addressing these issues affirms its commitment to this community and to the people affected by the immense growth on and around the base” · 1 other record in this period → Nov 09, 2012 — Nov 15, 2012
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Smith Opposes Sequestration and Budget Cuts Affecting Transportation 4 statements
On February 26, 2013, Smith introduced the Sequestration Relief Act of 2013, which he said would eliminate the sequester scheduled to take effect March 1, 2013, remove the Budget Control Act's requirement to produce $1.2 trillion in deficit reduction, and instead produce $320 billion in spending reductions over eight years.1
On March 5, 2013, after the House passed H.R. 933, Smith voted against the bill and said it failed to address the impact of sequestration on other programs such as education, transportation, and scientific research.1
On March 11, 2013, after release of the Republican budget, Smith said that without additional revenue, Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security, education, transportation, and other programs would face cuts.1
On March 20, 2013, after passage of the Republican budget, Smith voted for the House and Senate Democratic budget alternatives instead, saying the Republican budget's all-cuts approach would force transportation and other programs to face cuts while the Democratic proposals would eliminate sequestration and establish a balanced, sustainable deficit reduction plan.1
“this bill fails to address the impact of sequestration on other important programs such as education, transportation, and scientific research.” Jun 19, 2013 — Jun 24, 2013
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Sep 18, 2013 — Sep 30, 2013
Smith Opposes SNAP Cuts, Marks AmeriCorps Anniversary, Denounces Shutdown 3 statements
Smith opposed H.R. 3102, which he said would cut SNAP by nearly $40 billion, including $39 billion over the next 10 years, causing nearly 4 million people to lose all or part of their nutrition assistance.1
He said he had visited the Cherry Street Food Bank, Seattle's Summer Food Service Program, and Marra Farm over the summer to see how SNAP recipients in the 9th District use the program.1
He issued a statement marking the 20th anniversary of AmeriCorps, describing members' work in schools, Boys and Girls Clubs, Habitat for Humanity, and the American Red Cross in the 9th District.1
After the shutdown began, he said the Senate had twice passed a clean funding measure that House Republican leadership refused to bring to a vote, and he called holding government funding hostage to policy demands irresponsible and shameful.1
“This is just wrong.” Nov 12, 2013 — Dec 11, 2013
Smith Statements Cite Transportation Relief in Budget Deals 4 statements
On December 9, 2013, Smith said the budget agreement provided relief from sequestration for critical education, housing, and transportation programs.1
On December 11, 2013, after the House passed the bipartisan budget deal, Smith said it provided two years of relief from sequestration for the Department of Defense and other discretionary programs, including education, technology, housing, and transportation.1
“provides relief from sequestration for critical education, housing, and transportation programs.” Jan 09, 2014 — Jan 14, 2014
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Mar 05, 2014 — Mar 20, 2014
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Nov 20, 2014 — Dec 11, 2014
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Oct 27, 2015 — Dec 02, 2015
Smith Statements on Budget Deal, Veterans Housing, Highway Bill 3 statements
On 2015-10-27, Smith issued a statement on a two-year bipartisan budget agreement, noting it did not eliminate cuts mandated by sequestration.1
On 2015-11-16, Smith said the VA had awarded 11 project-based housing vouchers for a veterans housing project in Federal Way, Washington.1
On 2015-12-02, the House passed H.R. 22, a five-year extension of the Highway Trust Fund providing $281 billion for highway, transit, and transportation safety programs, and Smith said he supported the legislation.1
“a move in the right direction” Jan 12, 2016 — Jan 18, 2016
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Smith Introduces Sequestration Relief, Heritage Area, and Privacy Bills 4 statements
Smith reintroduced the Relief from Sequestration Act of 2017, which would repeal the sequestration mechanism established under the Budget Control Act of 2011.1
Smith said Attorney General Sessions threatened to revoke, withhold, or claw back public safety grant funds from local jurisdictions, including funds supporting the Seattle Police Department.1
Smith joined Sen. Cantwell, Sen. Murray, and Rep. Reichert to introduce the Mountains to Sound Greenway National Heritage Area Act, which would recognize a scenic byway and historic transportation corridor spanning 2,400 square miles.1
Smith said the data privacy bill he introduced with Rep. Polis would ensure that American citizens and legal residents returning from overseas are not subject to warrantless searches of their data.1
“Attorney General Jeff Sessions has made it clear that the Trump Administration does not respect local jurisdiction's understanding of how best to provide for the health, safety, and welfare of their residents.” · 1 other record in this period → Jul 13, 2017 — Jul 27, 2017
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Sep 13, 2017 — Oct 18, 2017
Smith Reintroduces Freight Funding Bill, Airport Emissions Act 5 statements
On September 13, 2017, Smith reintroduced the Freight Infrastructure Reinvestment Act (FIRA), which would create a National Freight Mobility Infrastructure Fund financed by a one percent fee on freight cargo shipments to fund grants for freight infrastructure projects.1
On October 18, 2017, he introduced H.R. 4087, the Protecting Airport Communities from Particle Emissions Act, which would direct the FAA to compile existing data and conduct a study on ultrafine particle emissions near airports, including communities surrounding Sea-Tac International Airport.1
“Freight infrastructure is critical to our future growth and competitiveness,” Nov 09, 2017 — Nov 14, 2017
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Jan 10, 2018 — Jan 25, 2018
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Smith Statements Address Foreign Aid, Defense Bill, Post Office Naming 3 statements
On July 16, 2018, the House of Representatives passed H.R. 5105, the BUILD Act of 2018, and Smith, co-chair of the Congressional Caucus for Effective Foreign Assistance, released a statement on its passage, saying he would continue to seek funding for foreign assistance programs supporting health, peace, and stability.1
On July 22, 2018, as House Armed Services Committee Ranking Member, Smith issued a statement on completion of negotiations on the FY 2019 National Defense Authorization Act conference report, saying Democrats kept proposed changes to the Endangered Species Act and mining regulations out of the bill and reduced a proposed expansion of an exception to the Marine Mammal Protection Act.1
On July 26, 2018, Smith introduced legislation to designate the post office at 4301 NE 4th Street in Renton, Washington as the James Marshall 'Jimi' Hendrix Post Office.1
“Make no mistake, this reform is only part of our commitment to providing help to those most in need around the world.” Oct 12, 2018 — Oct 12, 2018
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Nov 11, 2018 — Feb 07, 2019
Smith Presses FAA on Highline Noise Funds, Backs Transportation Bill 7 statements · 5 votes · H R 267, H R 116, H R 502, H R 507
On December 20, 2018, Smith sent a letter to FAA Acting Administrator Daniel Elwell urging the agency to implement guidance under Section 1044 of the FY2019 NDAA, a provision he said would let Highline School District qualify for over $14 million in Airport Improvement Grant funds promised in 2002.1
On January 10, 2019, Smith voted yes on H.R. 267, an appropriations bill for the Department of Transportation and Housing and Urban Development, which passed the House 244-180.1
That same day, he voted no on a motion to recommit H.R. 267 with instructions, which failed 193-228.1
“Highline School District needs the FAA to implement guidance my amendment calls for so that the district can apply for the funding that it was promised in 2002 and that Congress clarified the FAA should provide.” Mar 07, 2019 — Mar 08, 2019
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Apr 04, 2019 — Jun 10, 2019
Smith Reintroduces Airport Pollution Bill, Testifies on Aviation Noise 2 votes · H R 829, H R 2539
On April 22, 2019, Smith reintroduced the Protecting Airport Communities from Particle Emissions Act, legislation to establish a national study on ultrafine particles linked to aviation.1
On May 20, 2019, he submitted written testimony to the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee describing the effects of aviation noise and emissions on communities near Sea-Tac International Airport.1
The testimony referenced his earlier Aviation Impacted Communities Act, which designates communities under flight paths as "aviation impacted" and lets them petition the FAA for impact studies.1
On June 10, 2019, he voted yes on H.R. 2539, the Strengthening Local Transportation Security Capabilities Act, which passed 384–13 in the U.S. House.1
“A comprehensive national study is vital to understanding the health effects of ultrafine particles and to what extent airport communities are exposed” Apr 22, 2019 — May 20, 2019
Smith Pushes Airport Emissions Study, Testifies on Aviation Impacts 5 statements
On April 22, 2019, Smith reintroduced the Protecting Airport Communities from Particle Emissions Act, legislation to establish a national study on the sources, characteristics, dispersion, and potential health effects of ultrafine particles.1
On May 20, 2019, Smith submitted written testimony to the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee highlighting the effects of aviation noise and emissions on residents living near airports.1
In that testimony, he cited his previously introduced Aviation Impacted Communities Act, which designates communities under flight paths as "aviation impacted" and lets them petition the FAA for impact studies, and referenced his ultrafine particles study legislation.1
“A comprehensive national study is vital to understanding the health effects of ultrafine particles and to what extent airport communities are exposed” · 3 other records in this period → Nov 11, 2019 — Dec 11, 2019
Smith Marks Veterans Day, Introduces Workforce Bill, Backs NDAA 3 statements
On November 11, 2019, as Chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, Smith released a Veterans Day letter describing his work to help military members come home to quality jobs, educational opportunities, and health care services, and said he would continue working to support veterans' transition back to civilian life.1
On November 21, 2019, he introduced the Empowering Individuals to Succeed Through Education and Workforce Training Act, which would establish a new competitive grant program under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act dedicated to providing support services for individuals receiving workforce training and education.1
On December 11, 2019, after the House passed the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2020, he said it "increases oversight and accountability of the Department of Defense (DOD), promotes a more inclusive and diverse military, and takes steps to protect public health," and stated the bill provides 12 weeks of paid parental leave for federal workers across all agencies and nearly doubles funding authorization for the Energy Resilience and Conservation Investment Program.1
“increases oversight and accountability of the Department of Defense (DOD), promotes a more inclusive and diverse military, and takes steps to protect public health.” Jan 30, 2020 — Mar 05, 2020
Smith reintroduces freight infrastructure bill, votes on TSA officer rights measures 3 statements · 4 votes · H RES 877, H R 1140
On February 13, 2020, Smith reintroduced the Freight Infrastructure Reinvestment Act, which would create a national freight discretionary grant program funded by a one percent fee on freight cargo shipments.1
On March 4, 2020, he voted yes on two procedural resolutions providing for House consideration of H.R. 1140, the Rights for Transportation Security Officers Act, both of which passed.2
On March 5, 2020, he did not vote on the motion to recommit with instructions or on final passage of H.R. 1140, both of which passed the House.2
“Freight infrastructure is critical to our future economic growth and stimulates the demand for goods and services that will ultimately benefit millions of people.” · 2 other records in this period → Jun 15, 2020 — Aug 07, 2020
Smith Backs Highway Funding, Infrastructure Bill, and TSA Credential Reform 6 statements · 2 votes · H RES 1028
On June 15, 2020, Smith and other Washington members of Congress announced a $73.6 million federal INFRA grant awarded to the Washington State Department of Transportation for the Puget Sound Gateway Program freight project.1
On June 30, 2020, Smith voted yes on two procedural House resolutions concerning H.R. 2, which passed 230-180 and 222-183, and on July 1 he released a statement after the House passed H.R. 2, the Moving Forward Act.3
On July 31, 2020, Smith issued a statement after the House passed H.R. 7617, a fiscal year 2021 appropriations package that included $89 billion for transportation and housing infrastructure projects and $8 billion in emergency funding for the BUILD and Capital Investment Grant programs.1
On August 7, 2020, Smith and Rep. Peter King introduced the TSA Security Threat Assessment Application Modernization Act, which would require TSA to streamline the application and renewal process for transportation workers' credentials.1
“This $73 million grant for the Puget Sound Gateway Project will fund desperately needed improvements to major highways that will improve regional mobility, spur economic growth, and enhance sustainability and safety.” Sep 22, 2020 — Nov 20, 2020
Smith pushes FAA on aircraft noise, includes transit land provision 1 votes · H R 5664
On September 25, 2020, Smith joined congressional colleagues in the Quiet Skies Caucus in pushing the FAA to meaningfully reevaluate alternative metrics to the current 65 Day Night Level (DNL) noise standard, after the FAA released a report on the topic that spring.1
On October 5, 2020, Smith said he included a provision in the Updated Heroes Act, which passed the House that week, to make it easier for transit agencies to transfer unused land to nonprofits and community-based organizations, including for the Youth Achievement Center project in King County.1
“Innovative and valuable projects across the nation are being held up due to an unnecessary roadblock in transferring land from transit agencies to local non-profits and community-based organizations” Sep 25, 2020 — Nov 20, 2020
Smith presses FAA on aircraft noise, secures transit land provision 12 statements
On September 25, 2020, Smith joined congressional colleagues in demanding the FAA revise its report on alternative aircraft noise metrics to the 65 DNL standard, calling the agency's spring report on the subject "woefully inadequate."1
On October 5, 2020, Smith said he included a provision in the Updated Heroes Act, which passed the House that week, to make it easier for transit agencies to transfer unused land to nonprofits and community-based organizations, citing the Youth Achievement Center project in King County.1
“communities across the nation have continued to experience an increased and disproportionate share of noise and other environmental impacts stemming from commercial aviation” Feb 02, 2021 — Apr 05, 2021
Smith Presses FAA to Launch Overdue Airport Grant Program 8 statements · 1 votes · H R 208
On February 2, 2021, Smith and Rep. Jim Langevin introduced a bill that would let pre-apprenticeship programs use grant funds to provide participants stipends for out-of-pocket costs including transportation.1
On April 5, 2021, Smith sent a letter to FAA Administrator Dickson urging the agency to move forward with the environmental mitigation pilot grant program established under Section 190 of the FAA Reauthorization Act of 2018, stating the FAA had not published formal guidance more than two years after the law's enactment.1
In the letter, Smith wrote that he had heard from local elected officials, university researchers, and community stakeholders interested in applying for grant funds under the program, and cited concerns about aviation noise and emissions near Sea-Tac Airport in his district.1
“The FAA Reauthorization Act of 2018 was signed into law over two years ago, yet the FAA has still not published any formal guidance for the program,” Apr 30, 2021 — Apr 30, 2021
Smith Submits Three Community Project Funding Requests 3 statements
On April 30, 2021, Adam Smith submitted three Community Project Funding requests to the House Appropriations Committee for projects in Renton and Seattle, Washington, totaling $2,350,000.3
The requests included $350,000 for a health clinic operated by HealthPoint at the Family First Community Center in Renton and $1,000,000 for the Youth Achievement Center, a project of the Africatown Community Land Trust in Columbia City, Seattle.2
The third request sought $1,000,000 for the MLK Mixed Use Affordable Housing and Early Learning Center in Rainier Valley, Seattle, which the release described as a Transit Oriented Development project expected to reduce car traffic and household spending on transportation.1
“As a Transit Oriented Development (TOD) project, MLK Mixed Use will lead to better mobility, reduced car traffic, reduced household spending on transportation, healthier lifestyles, less pollution, higher foot traffic for commercial businesses, and decreased suburban sprawl.” May 24, 2021 — Jul 16, 2021
Smith Backs INVEST in America Act, Secures $20M Locally 17 statements · 2 votes · H RES 508, H R 3684
On June 3, 2021, Smith introduced the Promoting Affordable Housing Near Transit Act, which would let transit funding recipients transfer surplus land at no cost to non-profit organizations with a demonstrated track record of developing affordable housing near transit lines.1
On June 30, 2021, Smith voted yes on two procedural votes concerning further consideration of H.R. 3684, the INVEST in America Act, both of which passed the House.2
The same day, Smith secured funding for individual transportation and transit projects in Washington's 9th District, including $750,000 for MLK Jr. Way S safety and accessibility improvements in Seattle, $2,000,000 for Puyallup Avenue complete street improvements in Tacoma, and $3,000,000 for King County Metro's South Campus bus electrification project.3
On July 1, 2021, after the House passed the INVEST in America Act, Smith stated that $20 million had been included for eleven transportation projects in the 9th District.2
“The INVEST in America Act puts over $700 billion into communities across the U.S. to move our transportation system and water infrastructure into the 21st century.” · 1 other record in this period → Sep 23, 2021 — Oct 01, 2021
NDAA statement, fentanyl sanctions vote, surface transportation vote 1 statements · 2 votes · H R 4981, H R 5434
Smith, identified in the release as Chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, issued a statement after the House passed the FY22 NDAA, in which he said the bill "makes transformational policy changes with direct benefits for our service members and their families."1
He voted yes on H.R. 4981, a motion to amend the Fentanyl Sanctions Act, which passed 410-14 with all 217 voting Democrats in favor.1
He voted yes on H.R. 5434, the Surface Transportation Extension Act, which passed 365-51 with all 216 voting Democrats in favor.1
“makes transformational policy changes with direct benefits for our service members and their families” Oct 28, 2021 — Nov 19, 2021
Smith votes on transportation extension, transit funding, and infrastructure bill 5 votes · H R 5763, H R 4256, H R 3193, H R 4660, H R 390
On October 28, 2021, Smith voted for H.R. 5763, the Further Surface Transportation Extension Act of 2021, which passed the House 358-59.1
On October 29, 2021, he issued a statement after the Federal Transit Administration announced a $275.3 million American Rescue Plan grant to Sound Transit, saying the funding would protect employees from potential layoffs and help Sound Transit continue to expand its services.1
On November 5, 2021, after voting to pass H. Res. 774, the rule enabling final passage of the Build Back Better Act and the bipartisan infrastructure bill, he said he supported both bills and that he and Democratic Leadership and the President had agreed the bills should move together.1
“Public transportation plays a crucial role in American life” Oct 29, 2021 — Nov 19, 2021
Smith Applauds Transit Grant, Votes for Infrastructure and Build Back Better 3 statements
On October 29, 2021, Smith issued a statement after the Federal Transit Administration announced it was awarding $275.3 million in American Rescue Plan funds to Sound Transit, saying the funding would protect transit employees from potential layoffs and help the agency expand service.1
On November 5, 2021, Smith voted for H. Res. 774, the rule allowing final passage of H.R. 5376, the Build Back Better Act, and H.R. 3684, the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.1
On November 19, 2021, Smith voted to pass H.R. 5376, the Build Back Better Act.1
“will protect employees from potential layoffs and help Sound Transit continue to expand its services” Dec 14, 2021 — Jan 11, 2022
Transit Grant Statement, NDAA Signing, And Two Procedural Votes 2 statements · 2 votes · H RES 860, H R 1836
On December 14, 2021, Smith issued a statement after the Federal Transit Administration announced a $395.6 million American Rescue Plan grant to King County Metro Transit in Seattle.1
On December 28, 2021, Smith issued a statement after the FY22 National Defense Authorization Act was signed into law, a bill that passed the House by a vote of 363-70 and the Senate by a vote of 88-11.1
On January 11, 2022, Smith voted yes on a resolution providing for consideration of the Guard and Reserve GI Bill Parity Act, which passed 219-203 with Democrats voting 219-0 in favor, and voted yes on ordering the previous question on the same resolution, which also passed 219-203.2
“As the Puget Sound Region continues to grow, strengthening and expanding our transit network is crucial.” Feb 02, 2022 — Feb 11, 2022
Smith Introduces TSA Credentialing Bill, Statement on Concrete Strike 3 statements · 2 votes · H R 2324, S 566
On February 2, 2022, Smith and Rep. John Katko introduced the TSA Security Threat Assessment Application Modernization Act, which would require the Transportation Security Administration to streamline the application and renewal process for transportation workers holding multiple credentials and establish a reduced fee structure for applicants.1
On February 4, Smith issued a statement after the House passed the America COMPETES Act of 2022, H.R. 4521, by a vote of 222 to 210, saying it would bring manufacturing back to the U.S. and strengthen supply chains.1
On February 8, Smith voted yes on two measures to designate United States Postal Service facilities, which passed the House 428 to 1 and 432 to 0.2
On February 11, Smith issued a statement on the Teamsters Local 174 strike against King County concrete suppliers, saying the lack of a resolution affected transportation projects such as the West Seattle Bridge reopening and Sound Transit projects.1
“The bipartisan legislation introduced today will require TSA to make it easier and less costly for workers to maintain their credentials, taking some of the burden off our transportation workers who are critical to keeping our economy running.” Mar 09, 2022 — Aug 09, 2022
Transportation Votes and a $369 Million Transit Award 21 statements · 14 votes · H R 5706, S 400, S 2126, S 1226, S 2938, H R 903, H R 203, H R 5659, H RES 1232, H R 8294, H R 6552
Smith voted yes on the Stop Sexual Assault and Harassment in Transportation Act, which passed 339-85, and on a bill renaming Department of Transportation headquarters after William T. Coleman Jr. and Norman Y. Mineta, which passed 417-4.2
The U.S. Department of Transportation announced Washington State would receive $369,533,187 in Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding for public transit.1
On the Rights for the Transportation Security Administration Workforce Act, Smith voted no on a motion to recommit that failed 205-216, then voted yes on passage, which passed 220-201.2
Smith voted yes on a resolution providing for consideration of H.R. 8294 and on ordering the previous question for that resolution, both of which passed; the House then passed H.R. 8294, a six-bill government funding package that included Fiscal Year 2023 Transportation and Housing and Urban Development appropriations, by a vote of 220-207.3
“Washington State will receive $369,533,187 in funding to distribute to local public transit agencies across the state to repair, modernize, and expand our public transit network” Sep 13, 2022 — Sep 29, 2022
Smith Introduces Two Bills, Votes Yes on Two Anti-Trafficking Measures 2 votes · S 4785, S 3470
He voted yes on S. 4785, which the House passed 415-0, to extend by 19 days the authorization for the special assessment for Domestic Trafficking, and on S. 3470, the End Human Trafficking in Government Contracts Act, which passed 423-0.2
He introduced the Expanding Service Coordinators Act, which would fund service coordinators connecting individuals and families in federally assisted housing to services including meal programs, health care, transportation, case management, and job training.1
He also introduced the Community and Technical College Investment Act, which would fund tuition-free community and technical college along with wraparound support services including housing, food, and transportation services.1
“including housing, food, and transportation services, that are critical to enabling students to complete their programs.” Sep 15, 2022 — Sep 29, 2022
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Dec 05, 2022 — Dec 08, 2022
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Jan 25, 2023 — Jan 28, 2023
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Smith Submits Aviation Testimony, Transit Funding Requests 7 statements
Smith submitted 15 Community Project Funding requests to the House Appropriations Committee for the FY 2024 appropriations bill, which he said would make investments across the Ninth District including in public transportation.3
Smith submitted testimony to the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure on the FAA reauthorization bill, addressing aviation noise and emissions affecting communities near Sea-Tac International Airport.1
“I have also seen first-hand the impacts of aviation noise and emissions on the environment, health, and quality of life of these communities” Jun 15, 2023 — Jun 26, 2023
Smith's Airport Noise Bill Advances, King County Metro Gets Electric Bus Grant 3 statements
The House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure advanced the FAA reauthorization bill, which included Smith's Protecting Airport Communities from Particle Emissions Act and a provision to protect North SeaTac Park.1
Local leaders and organizations issued statements of support for the aviation noise provisions in the bill.1
The Federal Transit Administration awarded King County Metro more than $33 million in Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding through the Low or No Emission Vehicle Grant Program to support electric buses.1
“This grant for King County Metro - the largest public transit agency in the Puget Sound region - will help get us there.” Jul 20, 2023 — Aug 09, 2023
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Smith Pushes TSA Credentialing Bill and Transit Housing Support 2 votes · H RES 838, H R 4821
On 2023-11-15, Smith introduced the Pre-Apprenticeship Wrap-Around Support Services Fund Act, which would help fund transportation, housing, and childcare stipends for people enrolled in pre-apprenticeship programs.1
On 2023-12-06, Smith joined five other House members in introducing H.R. 5840, the Transportation Security Screening Modernization Act, which would let transportation workers apply existing valid background checks to multiple TSA-managed credentialing programs instead of repeating identical checks.1
On 2023-12-07, Smith issued a statement on the groundbreaking of the Mercy Angle Lake Family Housing project next to the Angle Lake Light Rail station in SeaTac, which the release said was made possible by the Promoting Affordable Housing Near Transit Act that Smith helped pass by including it in the Fiscal Year 2022 National Defense Authorization Act.1
“I've heard from many transportation workers in my district who have had to spend a significant amount of time and money to keep their required credentials up to date.” Nov 15, 2023 — Dec 07, 2023
Smith Advances TSA Worker Credentialing Bill, Cites Transit Housing Project 5 statements
On December 6, 2023, Smith joined Representatives Garret Graves, Mark Green, Michael Guest, Dina Titus, and Salud Carbajal in introducing H.R. 5840, the Transportation Security Screening Modernization Act, which would let transportation workers apply existing valid background checks across multiple TSA-managed credentialing programs rather than repeating the same checks for each one.1
He said the bill had the backing of the Teamsters, Transportation Trades Department AFL-CIO, Washington State Labor Council, and American Trucking Association.1
On December 7, 2023, Smith issued a statement on the groundbreaking of the Mercy Angle Lake Family Housing project next to Sound Transit's Angle Lake Light Rail station in SeaTac, noting that the project's Affordable Housing Disposition Method was made possible by the Promoting Affordable Housing Near Transit Act, which he said he helped pass by including it in the Fiscal Year 2022 National Defense Authorization Act.1
“The legislation we introduced would create a more streamlined application and renewal process, reducing unnecessary hurdles for transportation workers, a crucial workforce in our economy” Jan 11, 2024 — Feb 13, 2024
Smith votes on disapproval resolution and anti-trafficking bills 3 votes · H R 443, H R 5856
On January 11, 2024, Smith voted no on S.J.Res. 38, a resolution providing for congressional disapproval of a federal rule, which passed the House 209-198 with Democrats splitting 2 yes to 196 no.1
On February 5 and February 13, 2024, he voted yes on H.R. 443, the Enhancing Detection of Human Trafficking Act, which passed 407-0, and H.R. 5856, the Frederick Douglass Trafficking Victims Prevention and Protection Reauthorization Act, which passed 414-11.2
On January 29, 2024, Smith released a statement on the Columbia River Basin Agreement between the federal government and the Six Sovereigns, calling it a "historic agreement" and saying it includes investments in clean energy, agriculture, and transportation.1
On January 16, 2024, he announced the winners of the 2023 Congressional App Challenge for Washington's Ninth District.1
“This historic agreement between the federal government and the Six Sovereigns creates a much-needed path forward for the Columbia River Basin.” Jan 16, 2024 — Jan 29, 2024
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Mar 06, 2024 — Mar 14, 2024
Smith advances appropriations funding, E-BRIDGE Act, workforce training bill 3 statements · 1 votes · H R 1752
On March 6, 2024, the House of Representatives passed the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2024, a package of six government funding bills that included over $17 million for Ninth District projects Smith had requested, which he said would help tackle challenges including housing, transportation, economic opportunity, and public safety.1
On March 11, 2024, Smith voted yes on H.R. 1752, the E-BRIDGE Act, which passed the House 375-20.1
On March 13, 2024, Smith said President Biden signed the Act into law, sending nearly $18 million to the Ninth District for 15 community projects that would invest in housing, transportation, public safety, economic development, and health care.1
On March 14, 2024, Smith introduced the Empowering Individuals to Succeed through Education and Workforce Training Act, which he said would provide stipends to pay for housing, transportation, and other costs for people in workforce training and education programs.1
“My legislation would provide individuals in these programs with stipends to pay for housing, transportation, and other costs to make it easier for people to enroll in and complete these programs.” Apr 16, 2024 — Jun 26, 2024
Smith Statement on FAA Reauthorization and Transportation Funding Requests 3 votes · H R 4681, H R 3738, H R 7423
The House of Representatives passed the Fiscal Year 2025 FAA reauthorization bill and sent it to President Biden to sign into law; Smith said it includes a modified version of his Protecting Airport Communities from Particle Emissions Act and a provision to permanently protect North SeaTac Park.1
Smith said the bill will help mitigate the impacts of aviation noise and emissions on communities near airports and flight pathways in his Ninth District.1
Smith submitted 15 Community Project Funding requests to the House Appropriations Committee for FY 2025 appropriations bills, including funding to improve pedestrian and biking routes on I-405.1
Local organizations including Purpose Dignity Action and the City of Renton issued statements of support for the funding requests.1
“The federal government must do more to support aviation impacted communities” May 15, 2024 — Jun 26, 2024
FAA Reauthorization Passage and Ninth District Funding Requests 4 statements
On May 15, 2024, Smith said the House-passed FY2025 FAA reauthorization bill, sent to President Biden to be signed into law, included a modified version of his Protecting Airport Communities from Particle Emissions Act and a provision to permanently protect North SeaTac Park.1
On May 22, 2024, Smith announced 15 Community Project Funding requests he submitted to the House Appropriations Committee for FY2025, including a project to improve pedestrian and biking routes on I-405.1
On June 5, 2024, local organizations and the City of Renton issued statements supporting the funding requests, including Purpose Dignity Action's CID Public Safety Team project and Renton's Kennydale Lakeline Sanitary Sewer and Water Quality Preservation project.1
“The federal government must do more to support aviation impacted communities” Sep 24, 2024 — Oct 13, 2024
Votes on crime-bill floor rules, TSA credentialing bill, and Boeing layoffs statement 4 votes · H RES 1486, H R 3334, H R 8205
On September 24, 2024, Smith voted no on the rule providing for consideration of H.R. 3334 and H.R. 8205, which passed 212–207, and no on ordering the previous question on that rule, which passed 208–204.2
On September 25, 2024, Smith voted no on passage of H.R. 8205, the Keeping Violent Offenders Off Our Streets Act, which passed 255–161, and yes on a motion to recommit the bill, which failed 206–212.2
On September 26, 2024, Smith's office said a bill he and Garret Graves introduced in December 2023, letting transportation workers apply existing background checks to multiple TSA-managed credentialing programs instead of repeating identical checks, passed through the Committee on Homeland Security.1
On October 13, 2024, Smith issued a statement on Boeing's announcement that it would lay off 10 percent of its 170,000-employee workforce.1
“I am disappointed by Boeing’s decision to lay off 10 percent of its 170,000-employee workforce over the coming months.” Sep 26, 2024 — Oct 13, 2024
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Dec 05, 2024 — Dec 18, 2024
Smith Backs Postal Facility Bills, Touts Transportation Screening Act 1 statements · 2 votes · H R 9600, S 4077
Smith voted yes on H.R. 9600, a bill to designate a U.S. Postal Service facility, which passed 381-15 in the U.S. House with all 196 voting House Democrats in support.1
He voted yes on S. 4077, another bill to designate a U.S. Postal Service facility, which passed 348-39 in the U.S. House with all 195 voting House Democrats in support.1
Smith, Ranking Member of the House Armed Services Committee, co-introduced the Transportation Security Screening Modernization Act in December 2023 with Representatives Garret Graves, Michael Guest, Mark Green, Dina Titus, and Salud Carbajal, and the bill passed the U.S. House on December 18, 2024.1
In a press release marking passage, Smith said the act brings the country "one step closer to less redundancy for American workers."1
“we are one step closer to less redundancy for American workers” Jan 15, 2025 — Jan 30, 2025
Smith Announces Transit Grant, Presses Trump on Infrastructure Funding Freeze 3 statements
On January 15, 2025, Smith and Senator Patty Murray announced nearly $80 million in federal funding for the RapidRide I Line expansion project connecting Renton, Kent, and Auburn to the region.1
On January 28, 2025, Smith joined 153 House Democrats in a letter urging the Trump administration to disclose which Inflation Reduction Act and Bipartisan Infrastructure Law-funded projects had been frozen under an executive order issued on Trump's first day in office.1
On January 30, 2025, Smith called for a thorough investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board and the U.S. Army into the collision of an Army helicopter and a Canadair Regional Jet over the Potomac River, and said President Trump's comments blaming Federal Aviation Administration diversity requirements for the crash impeded efforts to determine its causes.1
“Trump’s Day One executive order has created chaos and is a source of great anxiety for communities and businesses that want to build new roads, fix bridges, replace lead pipes, expand broadband access, strengthen infrastructure against natural disasters, and much more” Feb 27, 2025 — Mar 03, 2025
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Mar 26, 2025 — Jun 20, 2025
Smith Pushes Air Traffic, Transit, and Pedestrian Funding 16 statements
On March 26, 2025, Smith met with the National Air Traffic Controllers Association and said the meeting covered staffing and funding priorities for air traffic controllers.1
In a May 15 post, Smith said that legislation he referenced had already strengthened the air transportation system and mitigated aviation noise and emissions impacts on constituents near SeaTac Airport, where he grew up.1
On May 20 and June 10, Smith met with King County Executive Shannon Braddock and King County Metro General Manager Michelle Allison, and separately with the City of Bellevue, to discuss transit funding and transportation infrastructure.2
In late May and early June, Smith said he was advocating for $3 million in federal funds for the Bellevue Grand Connection I-405 crossing and $4 million for the Airport Station Area Pedestrian Improvements Project in SeaTac, describing the pedestrian project as improving access to transit, schools, and the airport for low-income and underserved residents.3
“this legislation has already strengthened our air transportation system” Jul 16, 2025 — Jul 31, 2025
Transit webinar promotion, homelessness meeting, Gaza ceasefire statement 4 statements
Smith promoted a July 23 webinar on transit savings and discount programs featuring representatives from Sound Transit, Washington State Ferries, and King County Metro.1
He met with the Salvation Army's Street Level program to discuss its work connecting people experiencing homelessness in King County to permanent housing and ways to improve homeless services in the county.1
Responding to a Wall Street Journal op-ed by William Galston, he issued a statement calling for Israel to accept an immediate ceasefire in exchange for the release of hostages and for a new strategy to rebuild Gaza and empower Palestinian governance.2
“It is time for an immediate ceasefire to address the humanitarian crisis” Aug 25, 2025 — Sep 30, 2025
New law eases fees and background checks for transportation workers 7 statements
On September 26, 2025, Smith said that after becoming law, legislation eliminated fees and background checks for transportation employees, and said he had heard from workers in his district who had spent time and money keeping their credentials current.1
The same day, he said that a year earlier he had introduced a bipartisan bill to streamline the TSA security clearance process for transportation workers.1
He also said he continued working to improve the lives of constituents and transportation workers across the country.1
On August 25, 2025, he had reintroduced the Expanding Service Coordinators Act with Representatives Beatty and Bonamici, which would expand funding for service coordinator programs connecting residents of federally assisted housing to services including transportation.1
“After becoming law, this legislation now eliminates fees and background checks for our essential transportation employees” Oct 24, 2025 — Feb 24, 2026
Smith secures transit funding, backs ROTOR Act after failed vote 18 statements · 2 votes · 1 money records · H R 5763, H R 5764
On 2025-12-18, Smith stated that the Transportation Security Screening Modernization Act would eliminate redundant fees and background checks preventing transportation employees from taking part in the workforce, and said a bipartisan bill he sponsored to streamline the clearance process for transportation workers had passed the House of Representatives a year earlier.2
On 2026-01-23, Smith announced Community Project Funding secured for transportation infrastructure in South King County, including $2,000,000 for the Bellevue Grand Connection: I-405 Crossing project and funding for the SeaTac Airport Station Area Pedestrian Improvements Project.1
On 2026-02-24, Smith said he voted in favor of the ROTOR Act, legislation he said would have strengthened collision-avoidance standards and improved aviation safety, and stated he was disappointed after the bill failed to pass the House.1
“I’m disappointed that the ROTOR Act failed to pass the House of Representatives.” Mar 26, 2026 — Apr 22, 2026
Posts cover home values, homelessness funding, and internet savings 3 statements
On March 26, 2026, he posted that Wall Street had been taking wealth from the working class for 50 years and said it was now targeting the value of people's homes.1
On April 8, 2026, he said his office would challenge in court any actions by the Trump administration that broke the law, said the administration's attempt to block federal homelessness funding had been struck down, and said housing dollars should go toward building more affordable units and keeping people off the streets.1
On April 22, 2026, he announced an Internet & Phone Savings Webinar for May 6 with the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission, PCs for People, and Evergreen Goodwill to discuss access to discounted phone and internet service.1
“we will challenge it in the courts” May 14, 2026 — May 14, 2026
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Smith Backs Transit, Introduces Housing Bill, Splits Main Street Act Votes 2 statements · 2 votes · H R 6955
Smith said he was proud to support the Sound Transit expansion throughout WA-09 and described the light rail as safe, affordable transportation for moving across Puget Sound.1
On July 13, Smith joined Reps. Khanna, Williams, and Sánchez to introduce the Protecting American Homes from Hedge Funds Act, which would remove hedge funds and large institutional investors from the single-family housing market.1
On July 21, Smith voted yes on a motion to recommit H.R. 6955, the Main Street Act, which failed in the House 210-216, with Democrats splitting 210 yes to 1 no.1
He then voted no on passage of H.R. 6955, which passed the House 270-155, with Democrats splitting 56 yes to 154 no.1
“The housing law that took effect over the weekend is a real, bipartisan step forward” The evidence · 441 records · every claim on the left taps down into this rail
00.04.10 press Smith Announces Town Hall Meetings
00.04.11 press Smith Works To Address Meth Crises
00.04.19 press Smith Teams Up With Highline Artists Guild And Highline Nurses Club For Earth Day
00.07.10 press House of Representatives Approves 'Aimee's Law'
00.08.19 press Smith Announces Grant Awards And New Jobs For South King County
00.09.13 press Adam Smith To Welcome Sound Transit "Sounder" Rush Hour Train
00.11.28 press Smith To Donate Pay Raise To Local Education Programs
01.01.21 press Statement on 3 R's Education Proposal
01.02.20 press Pierce County Boys & Girls Club To Recieve 24 Computers
01.05.06 press Statement on Puget Sound Traffic
01.05.08 press Congressional Subcommittee Hearing on Energy
01.06.21 press Smith Pleased with Alaska Airlines New Non-Stop Service From Sea-Tac to Reagan National
01.07.17 press Smith Opposes Resources Committee Energy Plan
01.08.12 press Smith Visits Kent's Transit Oriented Development Site
01.08.13 press Smith Pleased New Overpass Opens at Port of Tacoma Road
01.11.15 press dam Smith Statement On Airport Security Bill
01.11.29 press Washington State Transportation Projects to Recieve Federal Funding Boost
02.02.06 press Congressman Adam Smith To Host Constituent Budget Workshop
02.05.08 press Smith Supports Passage Of Defense Authorization Bill
02.05.23 press Smith "Medicare Day" On May 28
02.05.27 press Smith Outlines South Sound Technology And Economic Agenda On May 30
02.06.11 press Smith Auburn Townhall On June 22 Will Focus On Transportation
02.06.27 press Smith To Spend July 1st Talking With Seniors About Medicare
02.08.06 press Smith And Murray To Meet With Renton Chamber Of Commerce To Discuss Transportation Issues
02.08.14 press Smith To Discuss Homeland Security And Local Responses With South Sound Community Leaders
02.08.19 press Smith To Talk With Community Leaders About Getting Economy Back On Track With Fiscal Discipline
02.08.21 press Smith Announces Additional Funds To Fight Crime In Federal Way
02.08.21 press Smith To Meet With Yelm's Elected And Community Leaders On Tuesday, August 27
02.08.22 press Smith To Meet With Rainier's Elected and Community Leaders On Tuesday, August 27
02.10.24 press Smith Concerned About Long-Term Effects Of Lack Of Fiscal Discipline In Budget
02.12.12 press Statement On Third Runway
03.01.06 press Smith Opposes Fiscally Irresponsible Measures Proposed Today By House Republican Leadership
03.02.06 press Smith To Host Annual Constituent Budget Workshop In Renton
03.02.11 press Smith Announces Staffing Changes
03.04.05 press Smith Tours District To Talk About His Prescription Drug Legislation and Immediate Help With Drug Costs
03.05.06 press Smith Congratulates Auburn on Federal Community Development Grant for $478,000
03.05.11 press Smith Announces $9.9 Million for Sound Transit's Tacoma-Lakewood Commuter Rail
03.07.22 press Smith and Inslee Announce $223,538 Grant for Friends of Youth in Renton
03.08.06 press Smith to Participate in UPS Driver Ride Along
03.08.14 press Smith Working to fix Medicare Problems in State
03.10.26 press Smith Calls for Added Medical Insurance Benefits for Guard and Reserve
03.11.12 press Smith Announces Homeland Security Funds for Seattle and Sound Transit
04.03.24 press Congressman Adam Smith Announces Transportation Funding Priorities
04.03.29 press Reps. Smith and Larsen Join Defense, Executive Branch Officials in Strategic-Level Crises Simulation Exercises on North Korea
04.04.13 press Congressman Adam Smith Announces Funding Request for City of Yelm Transportation Improvements
04.04.13 press Congressman Adam Smith Announces Funding Request for State Route 167
04.04.13 press Congressman Adam Smith Announces Funding Request for Fast Corridor and Pierce Transit Bus Purchase
04.04.13 press Congressman Adam Smith Announces Funding Request for Tukwila Urban Center Access Improvement Project and Tranist Oriented Development Program
04.04.18 press Congressman Adam Smith Announces Funding Request for Traffic Relief in Federal Way
04.04.18 press Congressman Adam Smith Announces Funding Request for Puyallup's Shaw Road Extension
04.07.11 press Congressman Adam Smith Announces Federal Education Grants
04.09.07 press Smith Calls for Swift Action on Recommendations of September 11th Commission
04.11.21 press Congressman Adam Smith Secures Millions in Funding for Local Projects and Initiatives
05.05.12 press U.S. Rep. Adam Smith Statement on Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) Commission's May 2005 Report
05.06.19 press U.S. Rep. Adam Smith Applauds Passage of Specific Puget Sound Provisions Included in the FY 2006 DoD Appropriations Bill
05.06.23 press U.S. Rep. Adam Smith Pleased About Restoration of Funds for the Coporation for Public Broadcasting
05.07.27 press Murray, Cantwell, Smith Announce Over $41 Million for South Sound Priorities in Surface Transportation Bill
05.10.26 press Smith Leads House Effort to Help Workers Compete in Global Economy
05.11.17 press U.S. Representative Adam Smith Secures Funding for Local Projects in Transportation Conference Report
05.12.15 press U.S. Representative Adam Smith Criticizes Ill-Conveived Immigration
05.12.18 press U.S. Representative Adam Smith Votes for Fiscal Year 2006 Defense Authorization Bill
06.04.03 press U.S. Representative Adam Smith Applauds Puget Sound Provisions in Fiscal Year 2007 Department of Defense Authorization Bill
06.05.10 press U.S. Representative Adam Smith Praises Passage of H.R. 5122, the FY07 Department of Defense Authorization Act
06.06.15 press U.S. Rep. Smith Disappointed in Inadequate House Measure on Iraq; Urges Greater Congressional Oversight and New
06.09.25 press Smith Announces More Than $10 Million for Key Puget Sound Defense Projects
07.02.07 press Smith Votes to Help Clean Up Meth Labs in Washington State
07.06.11 press Smith Hails Veterans Funds
07.06.21 press Smith Applauds Funds for Darfur, Disease Prevention, Other Int'l Priorities
07.07.23 press Smith Votes to Invest in Transportation Systems, Community Development
07.11.13 press Smith Backs Transportation and Housing Funding Bill
07.11.14 press Smith Statement on Iraq Bridge Fund, Redeployment
08.01.29 press Smith Statement on Stimulus Package
08.06.11 press Smith Amendment to Rail Bill Would Facilitate On-Time Commuter Rail Service
08.07.08 press Smith Applauds Passage of Legislation to Assist Homeless Veterans
08.07.24 press Smith Supports Stronger Fight Against Global AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria
09.01.11 press Rep. Smith Tours Town of Pacific; Pledges Support and Reaffirms Call for Federal Funding
09.01.27 press Rep. Adam Smith's Statement on American Economic Recovery and Reinvestment Act
09.02.12 press Smith Hails Inclusion of Trade Adjustment Assistance Bill in Economic Recovery Package
09.02.12 press Smith's Statement on American Economic Recovery and Reinvestment Act
09.06.10 press Smith Offers Bill to Improve National, Local Freight Movement
09.06.10 press Smith's Statement on PEACE Act
09.06.16 press Smith's Statement on FY10 Defense Authorization Bill
09.06.17 press Smith Secures $2.75 Million for Local Law Enforcement and Crime Prevention
09.06.24 press Smith Support Investments to Improve Homeland Security
09.06.25 press Smith's Statement on The American Clean Energy and Security Act
09.07.09 press Smith Announces $150 Million for Ft. Lewis, McChord; $14.5 Billion Increase in Veterans Funding
09.07.23 press Smith Secures Funding for Local Transportation Projects
09.07.24 press Smith Votes to Improve Health Care, Education and Social Services
09.09.25 press Smith, Reichert Call for FEMA Exercise in Green River Valley
09.10.08 press Smith, Local Congressional Delegation Urges U.S. Army Corps to Focus on Howard Hanson Dam
09.11.17 press Smith Introduces Legislation to Increase Job Opportunities for Veterans
09.12.10 press Statement on Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act
10.01.26 press Smith's Statement on President's State of the Union Address
10.02.03 press Smith, WA Congressional Delegation Call for Urgency, Cooperation to Keep Dam Fix on Track
10.04.19 press Smith, Western Washington Lawmakers Push for Funding to Reduce Risk of Flooding in Green River Valley
10.04.21 press Smith Introduces Legislation to Help Unemployed Veterans
10.05.19 press Smith's Legislation to Create Job for Veterans Moves Forward
10.06.29 press Statement on Financial Regulatory Reform
11.04.07 press Smith: What a Government Shutdown Means to You and Your Family
11.05.03 press Smith statement on imprisonment of Jason Puracal in Nicaragua
11.05.29 press Smith honors fallen heroes, supports veterans and active duty servicemembers on Memorial Day, 2011
11.08.07 press Smith: Move FAA budget forward for America's workers
11.08.24 press Smith holds budget Town Hall in Burien
11.08.29 press Smith statement on verdict in Jason Puracal trial
11.09.07 press Smith statement on President Obama's Jobs Speech
11.09.12 press Statement on funding extension for FAA and Surface Transportation Programs
11.10.31 press Washington State Members Applaud Announcement that City of Lakewood will Receive $5.7M Grant for Transportation Fixes at JBLM
11.11.09 press Smith Statement on Veterans Day 2011 and Senate Passage of VOW to Hire Heroes Act
11.11.13 press Reps. Adam Smith and Dave Reichert Host Bipartisan Jobs Fair
11.11.16 press Smith Statement on VOW to Hire Heroes Act
11.12.07 press Smith Reintroduces Bill to Improve Freight Mobility Infrastructure and Transportation
11.12.13 press Washington State Delegation and Governor Gregoire Launch Campaign to Bring KC-46A Tankers to Fairchild
11.12.14 press Smith Statement on $25 million in U.S. Department of Transportation Grants to Fund I-5 and South Link Lightrail Projects
11.12.14 press Ranking Member Smith's Statement on End of Iraq War
12.06.13 press Smith Statement on President Obama's Remarks on the Economy
12.07.25 press Smith Receives Corporate Voices for Working Families and Working Mother Media Best of Congress Award
12.08.06 press $5.7 Million Secured for Freedom Bridge Overpass
12.08.15 press Smith Statement on Jason Puracal Appeal Hearing
12.09.19 press Smith Statement on the Anniversary of 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Repeal
12.11.09 press Smith Statement on Veterans Day
12.11.15 press Smith Praises Expansion of Sea-Tac Airport Services to Tokyo
13.01.01 press Smith Statement on the Fiscal Cliff Agreement
13.02.26 press Ranking Member Adam Smith Proposes Responsible Solution to Sequestration
13.03.05 press Ranking Member Smith's Statement on Continuing Resolution
13.03.11 press Congressman Smith Statement on the Republican Budget
13.03.20 press Congressman Smith Statement on Budget Votes
13.06.19 press Congressman Smith Statement on Farm Bill and SNAP Funding
13.06.24 press Congressman Smith Statement on JBLM Stryker Brigade Combat Team
13.09.18 press Congressman Smith Strongly Opposes Bill Cutting $40 billion from SNAP
13.09.19 press Congressman Smith Statement on 20th Anniversary of AmeriCorps
13.09.30 press Congressman Smith Statement on the Republican Shutdown
13.11.12 press Statement on Typhoon Yolanda/Haiyan in the Philippines
13.11.22 press Ranking Member Adam Smith on Deal with Iran
13.12.09 press Congressman Adam Smith's Statement on Budget Agreement
13.12.11 press Congressman Smith Statement on Bipartisan Budget Deal
14.01.09 press Rep. Smith Introduces Bill to Improve Freight Infrastructure
14.01.14 press Congressman Smith Statement on 2014 Appropriations Bill
14.03.05 press House Dems Introduce TAA Act to Provide Assistance to American Workers
14.03.20 press Smith Statement on WSDOT's Agreement on DBE Program
14.06.10 press Congressman Smith Statement Opposing FY 2015 T-HUD Appropriations Bill
14.07.17 press Smith Statement on Unaccompanied Minors
14.07.23 press Smith Statement on House Republican Plan to Address Humanitarian Situation at the Border
14.11.20 press House Dems Urge Congress to Reauthorize TAA Before it Expires December 31st
14.12.11 press Smith Opposes Provisions for Wall Street and the Wealthy in the CROmnibus
15.04.08 press Smith Applauds Bellevue, Sound Transit Agreement on East Link Light Rail
15.06.04 press Smith Opposes Cuts in Transportation, Housing, and Urban Development Appropriations Bill
15.06.11 press Congressman Adam Smith To Oppose Trade Promotion Authority
15.10.27 press Ranking Member Smith Statement on Bipartisan Budget Agreement
15.11.16 press Congressman Smith Applauds Funding to Provide Housing for Homeless Veterans
15.12.02 press Congressman Smith Statement on Passage of Highway and Public Transit Bill
16.01.12 press Smith Statement on the President's State of the Union Address
16.01.18 press Congressman Smith Statement on Observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
16.02.11 press Ranking Member Smith Continues to Call for End to Sequestration
16.04.28 press Smith Statement on House Armed Services Committee Fiscal Year 2017 National Defense Authorization Act Mark-Up
16.06.27 press Congressman Smith and Acting Under Secretary Szubin Discuss the Importance of Remittances
16.09.27 press Smith Reintroduces Legislation to Improve Freight Mobility Infrastructure and Transportation
16.11.11 press Congressman Smith Statement in Observance of Veterans Day
17.03.27 press Ranking Member Smith Reintroduces Legislation to End Harmful Effects of Sequestration
17.03.29 press Smith Statement on Attorney General Sessions' Attack on Community Law Enforcement Priorities
17.03.30 press Bipartisan, Bicameral Washington Members Introduce Bill to Designate Mountains to Sound Greenway as National Heritage Area
17.04.04 press Smith and Polis Introduce Legislation to Protect Data Privacy & Civil Liberties
17.05.25 press Congressman Smith Joins in Reintroducing Bipartisan Legislation to Promote Efficient Use of Foreign Assistance
17.07.13 press Smith Statement on Passage of the FY2018 NDAA in the House
17.07.27 press Smith Statement Opposing Security Minibus
17.09.13 press Congressman Smith Reintroduces Bill to Improve Freight Infrastructure & Transportation
17.10.02 press Smith Statement on Hurricane Maria Relief Effort
17.10.10 press Congressman Smith Statement on Rollback of the Clean Power Plan
17.10.13 press Six Dem Ranking Members to GOP Leaders: Allow Our Committees to Consider Border Wall Bill, Don't Jam it Through the House
17.10.18 press Congressman Smith Introduces Legislation to Protect Airport Communities from Ultrafine Particles
17.11.09 press Smith Opposes Republican Tax Bill
17.11.14 press Smith, Yoho Lead Colleagues in Calling for Transparency in Proposed Redesign of U.S. Department of State and U.S. Agency for International Development
18.01.10 press Top Democrats Introduce Legislation to Speed Up PTC Implementation, Prevent Further PTC Extensions
18.01.25 press Congressman Adam Smith Delivers Weekly Democratic Address
18.02.28 press Reps. Smith, Yoho Introduce Bipartisan, Bicameral Legislation to Strengthen U.S. Foreign Assistance and Development
18.05.22 press Smith Amendment Funding Noise Mitigation for Highline School District Passes House
18.07.16 press Bipartisan BUILD Act Passes House
18.07.22 press Ranking Member Adam Smith Statement: Fighting for Progressive Values in the National Defense Authorization Act
18.07.26 press Smith Introduces Legislation Honoring James Marshall 'Jimi' Hendrix
18.10.12 press Smith Introduces Bill to Support Individuals Receiving Education and Workforce Training
18.10.12 press Reps. Smith, Price, Welch and Over 100 House Democrats Urge Trump Administration to Reverse Decision To Slash Critical Aid for Regional Stability in the Middle
18.11.11 press Smith Statement Honoring Veterans Day
18.11.15 press Smith Joins Introduction of Legislation to Boost Therapy, Treatments for Veterans
18.11.23 press Smith Statement on Trump Border Deployment Order
18.11.29 press Smith, Murray, Cantwell and Jayapal Call for Answers and Transparency in Death of Asylum Seeker at Northwest Detention Center
18.12.13 press Senate Passes Smith Legislation Honoring James Marshall 'Jimi' Hendrix
18.12.14 press Adam Smith Becomes an Original Cosponsor on Legislation to Reform Immigration Enforcement Policy and Terminate ICE
18.12.20 press Smith Urges FAA Action on Highline Amendment Guidance
19.01.10 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 267 · On Passage — Making appropriations for the Department of Transportation, and Housing and Urban Development, and related agencies for the …
19.01.10 vote ✗ NO · H.R. 267 · On Motion to Recommit with Instructions — Making appropriations for the Department of Transportation, and Housing and Urban Development, …
19.01.14 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 116 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass — Investing in Main Street Act
19.01.28 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 502 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass — Fight Illicit Networks and Detect Trafficing Act
19.02.07 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 507 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass — Put Trafficking Victims First Act of 2019
19.03.07 press BIPARTISAN GROUP OF LAWMAKERS INTRODUCES LEGISLATION TO PREVENT CONFLICT AND VIOLENCE IN FRAGILE COUNTRIES
19.03.08 press Smith Votes to Support The For The People Act
19.04.04 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 829 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass — To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 1450 Montauk Highway i…
19.04.22 press Congressman Smith Reintroduces the Protecting Airport Communities from Particle Emissions Act
19.05.01 press Smith Reintroduces Legislation to Enhance Healing and Recovery for Veterans
19.05.02 press Murray, Jayapal, Cantwell, Smith Unveil Landmark Legislation to Protect Workers' Right to Organize
19.05.16 press Smith, Schiff, and Engel Demand Briefing and Documents on Arms Control, Verification, and Compliance Report
19.05.20 press Smith Testimony Highlighting Effects of Aviation Noise and Emissions
19.06.10 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 2539 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass — Strengthening Local Transportation Security Capabilities Act
19.07.15 vote ✓ YES · H.Res. 432 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Agree, as Amended — Condemning the attacks on peaceful protesters and supporting an immediate peaceful…
19.09.04 press Congressman Smith Announces New Staff Members
19.09.27 vote Did not vote · H.R. 3722 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass — Joint Task Force to Combat Opioid Trafficking Act
19.11.11 press Smith Letter Honoring Veterans Day
19.11.21 press Congressman Smith Introduces Bill to Empower Individuals Through Education and Workforce Training
19.12.11 press Congressman Smith Statement on House Passage of the FY20 National Defense Authorization Act
20.01.30 press Congressman Smith Introduces the Voluntary Grazing Permit Retirement Act
20.01.31 press Congressman Smith Leads Washington Lawmakers in Demanding Answers from HUD on the Mainstream Voucher Program
20.02.13 press Congressman Smith Reintroduces the Freight Infrastructure Reinvestment Act
20.03.04 vote ✓ YES · H.Res. 877 · On Ordering the Previous Question — Providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. 1140) the Rights for Transportation Security Officers A…
20.03.04 vote ✓ YES · H.Res. 877 · On Agreeing to the Resolution — Providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. 1140) the Rights for Transportation Security Officers Act, …
20.03.05 vote Did not vote · H.R. 1140 · On Motion to Recommit with Instructions — Rights for Transportation Security Officers Act
20.03.05 vote Did not vote · H.R. 1140 · On Passage — Rights for Transportation Security Officers Act
20.03.27 press Congressman Smith Applauds Passage of Emergency Relief Bill for Americans Amidst COVID-19 Outbreak
20.05.15 press Representative Smith Supports The Heroes Act Benefiting Washington State and Local Communities
20.06.15 press Washington State Lawmakers Announce $73.6 Million Grant for Puget Sound Gateway Program
20.06.30 vote ✓ YES · H.Res. 1028 · On Ordering the Previous Question — Providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. 2) to authorize funds for Federal-aid highways, highway…
20.06.30 vote ✓ YES · H.Res. 1028 · On Agreeing to the Resolution — Providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. 2) to authorize funds for Federal-aid highways, highway saf…
20.07.01 press Rep. Smith Statement on Moving Forward Infrastructure Package
20.07.01 press Rep. Smith Statement on Release of Climate Crisis Action Plan from House Select Committee
20.07.20 press Smith, Thompson, Nadler Joint Statement on Trump Administration's Action in Portland
20.07.31 press Rep. Smith Applauds House Passage of Second Appropriations Bill
20.08.07 press Reps. Smith, King Introduce the TSA Background Checks Modernization Bill
20.09.22 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 5664 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended — Leveraging Information on Foreign Traffickers Act
20.09.25 press Congressman Smith Sends Letter to Secretary Pompeo on Unrest and Human Rights in Ethiopia
20.09.25 press Congressman Smith Joins Quiet Skies Caucus Leadership in Demanding FAA Go Back to the Drawing Board on Noise Metrics Report
20.10.05 press Congressman Smith Successfully Includes Provision in Updated Heroes Act to Support Youth Achievement Center in King County
20.10.23 press Smith Condemns Executive Order Establishing Schedule F Appointments
20.11.04 press Rep. Smith Statement on United States' Official Exit of the Paris Climate Agreement
20.11.09 press Smith Condemns Dismissal of Secretary of Defense Esper Ahead of Presidential Transition
20.11.10 press Smith Warns Gutting Pentagon During Transition Could be Devastating for National Security
20.11.11 press Congressman Smith Letter Honoring Veterans Day
20.11.12 press Rep. Smith Introduces Bill to Protect At-Risk Workers and Enhance Workforce Training
20.11.17 press Rep. Smith Introduces Bill to Fund Community-Based Public Safety Programs, Divert Nonviolent 911 Calls to Specialized Responders
20.11.19 press Reps. Smith and Langevin Pre-Apprenticeship Stipend Amendment Added to National Apprenticeship Bill
20.11.20 press Rep. Smith Applauds House Passage of the National Apprenticeship Act Reauthorization
21.02.02 press Reps. Smith and Langevin Introduce Pre-Apprenticeship Stipend Bill to Help Eliminate Barriers to Credentials and Programs
21.02.05 press Rep. Smith Applauds House Passage of the National Apprenticeships Act
21.02.23 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 208 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass — To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 500 West Main Street, …
21.02.26 press Rep. Smith Votes to Pass Desperately Needed COVID-19 Relief
21.03.03 press Rep. Smith Statement on Passage of H.R. 1, Historic Voting Rights, Anti-Corruption and Democracy Reform Bill
21.03.11 press Rep. Smith Introduces Bill to Divert Nonviolent 911 Calls to Specialized Responders, Fund Community-Based Public Safety Programs
21.03.18 press Rep. Smith Applauds Passage of American Dream and Promise Act
21.03.31 press Rep. Smith Commends Biden Administration's Support for Transgender Service Members
21.04.05 press Rep. Smith Urges FAA to Implement Long-Overdue Environmental Mitigation Pilot Grant Program
21.04.30 press Rep. Smith Submits Community Project Funding Request for the Health Clinic at the Family First Community Center
21.04.30 press Rep. Smith Submits Community Project Funding Request for Youth Achievement Center
21.04.30 press Rep. Smith Submits Community Project Funding Request for the MLK Mixed Use Affordable Housing and Early Learning Center
21.05.24 press Rep. Smith Visits Seattle Fire Department to Discuss Health One Program
21.06.03 press Rep. Smith Introduces Bill Promoting Affordable Housing Near Transit
21.06.19 press Rep. Smith Visits Northwest African American Museum's Juneteenth Celebration
21.06.30 press Rep. Smith Secures Funding to Improve Safety and Accessibility on MLK Jr. Way S in Seattle
21.06.30 press Rep. Smith Secures Funding for King County's Eastrail Wilburton Critical Crossing
21.06.30 press Rep. Smith Secures Funding for Meeker Complete Street/Safe Routes to School Project
21.06.30 press Rep. Smith Secures Funding for Complete Street Improvements on the Puyallup Avenue Corridor
21.06.30 press Rep. Smith Secures Funding for the Tukwila International Boulevard Bus Rapid Transit Station
21.06.30 press Rep. Smith Secures Funding for Rainier Avenue South Corridor Improvements
21.06.30 press Rep. Smith Secures Funding to Replace the Duwamish River Bridge Grid Deck
21.06.30 vote ✓ YES · H.Res. 508 · On Ordering the Previous Question — Providing for further consideration of the bil (H.R. 3684) to authorize funds for Federal-Aid Highway…
21.06.30 press Rep. Smith Secures Funding for Tukwila's 42nd Ave S Bridge Replacement Project
21.06.30 press Rep. Smith Secures Funding for Bellevue Transit Center Safety and Connectivity Project
21.06.30 vote ✓ YES · H.Res. 508 · On Agreeing to the Resolution — Providing for further consideration of the bil (H.R. 3684) to authorize funds for Federal-Aid Highways, H…
21.06.30 press Rep. Smith Secures Funding to Assist King Country Metro Achieve a 100% Zero-Emission Fleet by 2040
21.06.30 press Rep. Smith Secures Funding for Pedestrian and Bike Connection from Georgetown to South Park
21.07.01 press Rep. Smith Secures $20 Million For Transportation Projects in the 9th District
21.07.01 press Rep. Smith Votes to Pass the INVEST in America Act
21.07.16 press Congressman Smith Reintroduces the Emergency Economic and Workforce System Resiliency Act
21.08.25 press Rep. Smith Votes in Support of the Budget Resolution to Start Negotiations to Enact the Build Back Better Proposal
21.09.23 press Rep. Smith Statement on the Passage of the Annual Defense Bill
21.09.28 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 4981 · the Commission on …
21.10.01 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 5434 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass — Surface Transportation Extension Act
21.10.28 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 5763 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass — Further Surface Transportation Extension Act of 2021
21.10.29 press Rep. Smith Applauds $275.3 Million American Rescue Plan Grant to Sound Transit
21.11.02 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 4256 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended — Investing in Main Street Act of 2021
21.11.04 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 3193 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended — E-BRIDGE Act
21.11.04 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 4660 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass — To designate the Federal Building and United States Courthouse located at 1125 Chapline Street …
21.11.04 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 390 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass — To redesignate the Federal building located at 167 North Main Street in Memphis, Tennessee as t…
21.11.05 press Rep. Smith Statement on the Passage of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill and the Build Back Better Act Rule
21.11.19 press Rep. Smith Statement on the Passage of the Build Back Better Act
21.12.14 press American Rescue Plan Delivers $395.6 million to King County Metro Transit
21.12.28 press Rep. Smith Statement on the Signing of the FY22 NDAA into Law
22.01.11 vote ✓ YES · H.Res. 860 · On Agreeing to the Resolution — Providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. 1836) Guard and Reserve GI Bill Parity Act; providing for c…
22.01.11 vote ✓ YES · H.Res. 860 · On Ordering the Previous Question — Providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. 1836) Guard and Reserve GI Bill Parity Act; providing f…
22.02.02 press Reps. Smith, Katko Introduce the Bipartisan TSA Security Threat Assessment Application Modernization Act to Support Transportation Workers
22.02.04 press Rep. Smith Statement on House Passage of the America COMPETES Act of 2022
22.02.08 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 2324 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass — To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 2800 South Adams Stree…
22.02.08 vote ✓ YES · S. 566 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass — To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 42 Main Street in Slat…
22.02.11 press Rep. Smith Statement on the Teamsters Local 174 Strike Across King County
22.03.09 press Rep. Smith Secures More Than $9 Million for 10 Community Projects Across the Ninth District
22.03.15 press Rep. Smith Statement on Signing of the Government Spending Package into Law
22.03.16 press Reps. Smith Introduces the Empowering Individuals to Succeed Through Education and Workforce Training Act
22.03.18 press WHAT THEY ARE SAYING: Local Organizations Celebrate Funding for Ten Community Projects Across Washington's Ninth District
22.03.30 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 5706 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass — Stop Sexual Assault and Harassment in Transportation Act
22.03.30 vote ✓ YES · S. 400 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended — William T. Coleman, Jr. and Norman Y. Mineta Department of Transportation Headquart…
22.03.30 vote ✓ YES · S. 2126 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass — To designate the Federal Office Building located at 308 W. 21st Street in Cheyenne, Wyoming , a…
22.03.30 vote ✓ YES · S. 1226 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass — To designate the United States courthouse located 1501 North 6th Street in Harrisburg, Pennsylv…
22.03.30 vote ✓ YES · S. 2938 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass — To designate the United States Courthouse and Federal Building located at 111 North Adams Stree…
22.04.06 press USDOT Awards More Than $369 Million to Strengthen Washington State's Public Transit Network
22.04.22 press Rep. Smith Applauds President Biden's Earth Day Actions
22.05.02 press Rep. Smith Announces Senior Staff Transitions
22.05.04 press Rep. Smith Statement on Passing of Secretary Norman Mineta
22.05.11 press ICYMI: HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra Visits Washington State to Promote Mental Health and Well-Being
22.05.12 vote ✗ NO · H.R. 903 · On Motion to Recommit — Rights for the Transportation Security Administration Workforce Act
22.05.12 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 903 · On Passage — Rights for the Transportation Security Administration Workforce Act
22.05.18 vote ✓ YES · S. 2938 · On Passage — To designate the United States Courthouse and Federal Building located at 111 North Adams Street in Tallahassee, Florida, as…
22.05.26 press Rep. Smith Joins Washington Delegation on Letter to Bonneville Power Administration in Support of Intalco Reopening
22.06.08 press House Passes Historic Legislative Package to Reduce Gun Violence in Communities Across America
22.06.16 press Rep. Smith Joins Letter to President Biden Urging Climate Investments in Reconciliation Package
22.06.24 press House Passes the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act in a Historic Move to Address Gun Violence
22.06.24 vote ✓ YES · S. 2938 · On Concurring in the Senate Amendments to the House Amendment — To designate the United States Courthouse and Federal Building located at…
22.06.30 press Rep. Smith Statement on Supreme Court's Devastating Ruling in West Virginia v. EPA
22.06.30 press WHAT THEY ARE SAYING: Local Organizations Praise Funding for Crisis Response Teams
22.07.14 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 203 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass — To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 4020 Broadway Street i…
22.07.14 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 5659 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass — To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 1961 North C Street in…
22.07.14 press Rep. Smith Statement on the House Passage of the FY23 NDAA
22.07.19 vote ✓ YES · H.Res. 1232 · On Agreeing to the Resolution — Providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. 8294), Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and R…
22.07.19 vote ✓ YES · H.Res. 1232 · On Ordering the Previous Question — Providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. 8294), Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, a…
22.07.20 press House Passes Six-Bill Government Funding Package
22.07.21 press In Case You Missed It: Rep. Smith Urges Congressional Action to Address the Climate Crisis in New Op-Ed
22.07.26 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 6552 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended — Frederick Douglass Trafficking Victims Prevention and Protection Reauthorization Ac…
22.07.28 press House Sends Bipartisan CHIPS and Science Act to President Biden's Desk to be Signed into Law
22.07.29 press BREAKING: House Passes Assault Weapons Ban
22.08.09 press House Passes Inflation Reduction Act with Historic Investments to Address Climate Change
22.09.13 vote ✓ YES · S. 4785 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass — To extend by 19 days the authorization for the special assessment for the Domestic Trafficking …
22.09.15 press Rep. Smith Introduces Legislation to Expand National Service Coordinator Workforce
22.09.29 press Rep. Smith Introduces Bill to Create Tuition-Free Community and Technical Schools Across the Country
22.09.29 vote ✓ YES · S. 3470 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass — End Human Trafficking in Government Contracts Act
22.12.05 press Rep. Smith Announces Ninth District Winner of the 2022 Congressional App Challenge
22.12.08 press House Passes National Defense Authorization Act
23.01.25 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 400 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass — Investing in Main Street Act
23.01.28 press Rep. Smith Statement on the Murder of Tyre Nichols
23.03.07 press Rep. Smith and Rep. Fitzpatrick Introduce Legislation to Create and Expand Mobile Crisis Response Programs Across the Country
23.04.17 press WHAT THEY ARE SAYING: Community Leaders and Organizations Celebrate Announcement of FY 2024 Community Project Funding Requests
23.04.17 press Rep. Smith Announces FY 2024 Community Project Funding Requests for the Ninth District
23.04.20 press Smith, Booker, and Jayapal Introduce the Dignity for Detained Immigrants Act
23.04.24 press ICYMI: Rep. Smith Submits Testimony to Transportation and Infrastructure Committee
23.04.27 press Rep. Smith Introduces Bill to Improve Response to Nationwide Mental and Behavioral Health Crisis
23.05.01 press Rep. Smith Introduces the Community and Technical College Investment Act to Create Tuition-Free Programs Across the Country
23.05.02 press WHAT THEY ARE SAYING: Community Leaders and Organizations Celebrate FY 2024 Community Project Funding Requests
23.06.15 press BREAKING: House T&I Committee Includes Rep. Smith's Protecting Airport Communities from Particle Emissions Act, Other Important Aviation Noise Provisions in FAA
23.06.22 press WHAT THEY ARE SAYING: Leaders in the Ninth District Applaud Provisions in FAA Reauthorization Bill
23.06.26 press Rep. Smith Applauds $33 Million Grant to King County Metro for Electric Buses
23.07.20 press Rep. Smith Statement on House Passage of FAA Reauthorization Bill
23.08.09 press Reps. Smith, Beatty, and Bonamici Introduce Legislation to Expand Service Coordinator Workforce and Strengthen Federally Assisted Housing
23.10.02 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 2379 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass — To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 616 East Main Street i…
23.11.02 vote ✗ NO · H.Res. 838 · On Agreeing to the Resolution — Providing for consideration of the bills (H.R. 4821) Dept. of Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies…
23.11.02 vote ✗ NO · H.Res. 838 · On Ordering the Previous Question — Providing for consideration of the bills (H.R. 4821) Dept. of Interior, Environment, and Related Agen…
23.11.15 press Rep. Smith Introduces Bill to Expand Access to Pre-Apprenticeships and Create More Pathways to Good Jobs for American Workers
23.11.17 press Rep. Smith Celebrates 20th Anniversary of Millennium Challenge Corporation
23.12.05 press Representative Smith and Senator Merkley Lead Bicameral Action to Ban Hedge Fund Ownership of Residential Housing
23.12.06 press Bipartisan Legislation Introduced to Streamline TSA Security Clearance Process for Transportation Workers
23.12.07 press Rep. Smith Statement on Groundbreaking of Mercy Angle Lake Family Housing Project
24.01.11 vote ✗ NO · S.J.Res. 38 · On Passage — Providing for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule submitted by the Federal…
24.01.16 press Rep. Smith Announces Ninth District Winners of the 2023 Congressional App Challenge
24.01.29 press Rep. Smith Statement on Columbia River Basin Agreement
24.02.05 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 443 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended — Enhancing Detection of Human Trafficking Act
24.02.13 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 5856 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended — Frederick Douglass Trafficking Victims Prevention and Protection Reauthorization Act
24.03.06 press House Passes Government Funding Package with Over $17 Million for the Ninth District
24.03.11 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 1752 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended — E-BRIDGE Act
24.03.13 press Rep. Smith Celebrates Over $17 Million for the Ninth District for Community Projects
24.03.14 press Rep. Smith Introduces Legislation to Expand Access to Job Training and Education Programs
24.04.16 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 4681 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended — Illicit Captagon Trafficking Suppression Act
24.04.30 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 3738 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended — Veterans Economic Opportunity and Transition Administration Act
24.05.07 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 7423 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass — To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 103 Benedette Street i…
24.05.15 press House Sends FAA Reauthorization Bill to President Biden’s Desk to be Signed into Law
24.05.22 press Rep. Smith Announces FY 2025 Community Project Funding Requests for the Ninth District
24.06.05 press WHAT THEY ARE SAYING: Ninth District Leaders, Organizations, and Agencies Applaud FY 2025 Community Project Funding Requests
24.06.26 press Representatives Smith and Jayapal and Senators Murray and Cantwell Secure $5 Million for Affordable Housing
24.09.24 vote ✗ NO · H.Res. 1486 · On Agreeing to the Resolution — Providing for consideration of (H.R. 3334) STOP CCP Act; (H.R. 8205) Keeping Violent Offenders Off Our St…
24.09.24 vote ✗ NO · H.Res. 1486 · On Ordering the Previous Question — Providing for consideration of (H.R. 3334) STOP CCP Act; (H.R. 8205) Keeping Violent Offenders Off Ou…
24.09.25 vote ✗ NO · H.R. 8205 · On Passage — Keeping Violent Offenders Off Our Streets Act
24.09.25 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 8205 · On Motion to Recommit — Keeping Violent Offenders Off Our Streets Act
24.09.26 press Bipartisan Bill to Streamline TSA Security Clearance Process for Transportation Workers Moves Through Committee
24.10.13 press Rep. Smith Releases Statement Regarding Boeing Layoffs
24.12.05 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 9600 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass — To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 119 Main Street in Pla…
24.12.16 vote ✓ YES · S. 4077 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass — To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 180 Steuart Street in …
24.12.18 press Bipartisan Bill to Streamline Clearance Process for Transportation Workers Passes House
25.01.15 press Rep. Smith, Senator Murray Announce Nearly $80 Million for RapidRide I Line Expansion Project in South King County
25.01.28 press Rep. Smith Signs on to Letter Demanding Trump Administration Reveal List of Frozen Investing in American Projects
25.01.30 press Rep. Smith Statement on Trump’s Appalling Response to Air Disaster
25.02.27 press Representative Smith, Senator Merkley Launch Renewed Effort to Kick Hedge Funds Out of America’s Housing Market
25.03.03 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 758 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass — Mail Traffic Deaths Reporting Act
25.03.26 post Air traffic controllers are vitally important to the American airspace and…
25.04.01 post Over 40,000 people experience homelessness in King County, and even more may…
25.04.19 post By growing our workforce, building more affordable housing, and supporting…
25.04.25 post Housing vouchers are one of the most effective ways to reduce homelessness,…
25.04.29 press Rep. Smith Statement on Trump's First 100 Days
25.05.15 post Having grown up near SeaTac Airport myself, I know that this legislation has…
25.05.20 post Thank you to King County Executive Shannon Braddock and King County Metro…
25.05.22 post Seattle faces one of the worst homelessness crises in the nation. We need more…
25.05.29 post I'm advocating for $3M in federal funds to come to WA-09 to help establish the…
25.06.02 post I'm advocating for $4M in federal funds to come to WA-09 to help establish the…
25.06.02 post This project improve access to transit, schools, and the airport by enhancing…
25.06.04 post The program will provide sober transitional housing, clinical case management,…
25.06.04 post The program will provide sober transitional housing, clinical case management,…
25.06.10 post Thanks to the City of Bellevue for making the trip to D.C. Great conversation…
25.06.18 press Smith, Hoyle, Schatz Introduce New Legislation to Reduce Economic Inequality and Make Wall Street Pay Its Fair Share
25.06.20 post I was proud to join the Atlantic Street Center at their Juneteenth Celebration…
25.07.16 post Please join my office on Wednesday, July 23 at 12 p.m. for the Transit Savings…
25.07.30 post The Salvation Army Street Level program connects people experiencing…
25.07.31 post William Galston’s op-ed in the Wall Street Journal acknowledges a hard truth:…
25.07.31 press Rep. Adam Smith Responds to WSJ Op-Ed, Calls for Immediate Humanitarian Ceasefire and a New Path Forward in Gaza
25.08.25 press Reps. Smith, Beatty, and Bonamici Reintroduce Legislation to Expand Service Coordinator Workforce and Strengthen Federally Assisted Housing
25.09.03 post The president is using the U.S. military to pick people up off the streets…
25.09.23 press Rep. Adam Smith Introduces Education Package to Expand Tuition-Free Community College and Career-Connected High Schools
25.09.26 post After becoming law, this legislation now eliminates fees and background checks…
25.09.26 post A year ago, I introduced the bipartisan bill to streamline TSA security…
25.09.26 post I continue to work to improve the everyday lives of my constituents and…
25.09.30 post Far-right extremists refuse to work with Democrats to keep the government open.…
25.10.24 press Rep. Adam Smith Introduces Package of Bills to Expand Access to Workforce Training and Apprenticeships
25.11.06 post This shutdown fight is so important so Bridget, her husband, and their sons can…
25.11.06 post Bridget from Bellevue just got notice that her family’s health care insurance…
25.11.20 post We must find new pathways to build safe and affordable housing. Whether that’s…
25.11.21 post Many working-class Washingtonians juggle paying for housing, transportation,…
25.11.26 post King County has approved a new budget allocating more than $225 million for…
25.12.03 press Smith, Jayapal Introduce Legislation to End Inhumane Immigration Detention Conditions
25.12.17 post I hope the new transit stop in Federal Way continues to fuel housing and the…
25.12.18 post The Transportation Security Screening Modernization Act would eliminate…
25.12.18 post A year ago, my bipartisan bill to streamline clearance process for…
25.12.23 post We need more resources to support Washingtonians working to end homelessness.…
26.01.08 press Rep. Adam Smith Secures $6,316,000 in Community Project Funding for Water Quality, Public Safety, and STEM Education Across South King County and Seattle
26.01.15 post Having safe, reliable, and affordable public transportation in South King…
26.01.16 press WHAT THEY’RE SAYING: $6,316,000 FOR LOCAL WASHINGTON NINTH DISTRICT COMMUNITY PROJECTS PASSES HOUSE AND SENATE
26.01.20 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 5763 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass — Main Street Parity Act
26.01.20 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 5764 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended — AI for Main Street Act
26.01.23 press Rep. Adam Smith Secures Federal Funding for Transportation, Public Facilities, Workforce Training, and Public Safety Projects Across South King County
26.01.30 post Washington families spent an average of $2,008 more in 2025. Neighbors I’ve…
26.02.02 post A portion of these funds are going to support a safer Washington by building a…
26.02.23 money $500 — BRIDGE, BOBBE (NOT EMPLOYED)
26.02.24 press Congressman Adam Smith statement on the ROTOR Act
26.03.26 post After 50 years of Wall Street taking more and more wealth from the working…
26.04.08 post When Donald Trump breaks the law, we will challenge it in the courts. Great…
26.04.22 post Please join my office on Wednesday, May 6 at 12 p.m. PT for the Internet &…
26.05.14 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 6260 · On Motion to Recommit — Keeping Violent Offenders Off Our Streets Act
26.05.14 vote ✗ NO · H.R. 6260 · On Passage — Keeping Violent Offenders Off Our Streets Act
26.06.05 post World Environment Day hits home in WA-09. Families in South Seattle and…
26.07.02 post As the World Cup continues in Seattle, it’s great to see so many Washingtonians…
26.07.13 press Reps. Smith, Khanna, Sánchez, and Williams Introduce Protecting American Homes from Hedge Funds Act
26.07.21 vote ✓ YES · H.R. 6955 · On Motion to Recommit — Main Street Act
26.07.21 vote ✗ NO · H.R. 6955 · On Passage — Main Street Act