Diana DeGette
Diana DeGette

U.S. Representative · Colorado

Democratic Party
RECEIPTS / PROFILE
Diana DeGette

Diana DeGette

U.S. Representative

Democratic Party
Home community
Denver, CO
Community listed in the source directory, not birthplace.
State / territory
Colorado
Party
Democratic Party
Current role
U.S. Representative
College / education
  • B.A., magna cum laude, political science, The Colorado College, Colorado Springs, CO, 1979
  • J.D., New York University School of Law, New York, NY, 1982 (Root Tilden Scholar)

Committees & commissions

STANCE

Diana DeGette’s stance on healthcare

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Where they stand

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Public Coverage

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  • Cosponsored a proposal with the following policy direction: The reviewed proposal expands national public health insurance. This describes this proposal only, not a complete policy platform. GovInfo / Congress.gov bill status →

Private-Market Role

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  • Cosponsored a proposal with the following policy direction: The reviewed proposal limits private insurers to supplemental, nonduplicative coverage. This describes this proposal only, not a complete policy platform. GovInfo / Congress.gov bill status →

Drug-Price Regulation

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  • Cosponsored a proposal with the following policy direction: The reviewed proposal requires federal negotiation of prescription-drug prices. This describes this proposal only, not a complete policy platform. GovInfo / Congress.gov bill status →
WHY THESE POSITIONS?

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