Houston, TX, October 13, 2026 —

House Democrats are formulating a 100-day agenda they say they would seek to implement if they win a majority in the upcoming midterm elections. The proposed plan prioritizes making life more affordable for Americans and includes health care, congressional oversight, Iran war votes and tariffs.

The agenda remains in development, and the available information does not specify when it will be finalized or provide details of the individual measures. It also does not identify the lawmakers leading the effort or describe how the proposals would be advanced.

Among the stated priorities are reinstating Affordable Care Act tax breaks and reversing Medicaid cuts. The summary does not provide details about which tax breaks Democrats would seek to restore, the scope of the proposed Medicaid changes or the legislative language they may use.

The plan also calls for oversight of the Trump administration. No particular investigations, hearings or administration actions are identified in the information provided. Democrats have also listed action on Iran war votes and tariffs as priorities, but the summary does not explain what actions they are considering.

The agenda is conditional on Democrats securing a House majority in the midterms. The information provided does not include election dates, a projected outcome or details about how the party would prioritize the proposals during the 100-day period. For now, the announced items outline broad policy areas rather than a detailed legislative calendar.


Story summarized from the original created by Lisa Mascaro, Associated Press on www.click2houston.com, see more information here.

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