Sara Jacobs

We must act boldly to address climate change, end the epidemic of gun violence plaguing our schools and communities, fight for housing that’s affordable for everyone and health care as a human right, and defend access to reproductive care.

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In Congress, Sara is fighting to make sure every child has access to the same opportunities.

At 36, Sara is one of the youngest Members of Congress serving in the 119th Congress. She gives San Diegans a voice on some of the most important issues facing the world today, as a member of the Democratic House Steering and Policy Committee, Co-Chair on the Protection of Civilians in Conflict Caucus, and as Vice Chair of the Congressional Equality Caucus, where she also serves as Co-Chair of the Transgender Equality Task Force.

Prohibit medical providers from disclosing health information related to pregnancy termination or loss without patient consent.

• Use the SAFER Health Act as the legislative mechanism.

Give federal agencies a consistent framework for rules addressing AI uses that materially contribute to violations of existing federal law.

• Preserve civil and administrative enforcement and coordination safeguards in the Sectoral AI Governance Act.

Require notice to workers, parents, patients, and other affected people when AI is used in employment, education, health care, or comparable high-stakes settings.

• Preserve the transparency mechanism identified in the Sectoral AI Governance Act.

Establish a bipartisan, bicameral commission to study AI's effects on jobs, education, federal adoption, and U.S. competitiveness and recommend policy responses.

• Use the Economy of the Future Commission Act of 2026 as the mechanism.

Use a Congressional Review Act resolution to repeal the 2026 rule that removes child-care affordability and program-stability protections.

• Preserve the specific rule-repeal mechanism.

Require major companies and federal agencies to disclose AI-related layoffs to the Department of Labor.

• Use the AI-Related Job Impacts Clarity Act to create public accountability for labor-market effects.

Use a House discharge petition to bring the Right to Contraception Act to a vote.

• Preserve the current procedural and legislative mechanism.

Require developers to disclose specified information about how AI foundation models are trained, tested, and deployed.

• Use the bipartisan AI Foundation Model Transparency Act as the mechanism.

Block a federal executive moratorium that would preempt state artificial-intelligence safety laws without replacing them with federal protections.

• Use the GUARDRAILS Act as the legislative mechanism.

Require meaningful human control over autonomous weapons systems.

• Preserve the bipartisan legislative approach identified in the 2026 official record.

Create a Defense Department program to identify, report, analyze, and remediate AI incidents and vulnerabilities.

• Cover development, testing, procurement, fielding, operation, and human-machine teaming risks.

Support universal child care and continued federal funding that keeps care affordable and accessible.

• Preserve the stated priority without inventing a funding formula.