The Cancer Promise

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What is the Cancer Promise?

The Cancer Promise is part of the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network’s (ACS CAN) Cancer Votes program, providing candidates for federal office an opportunity to get on the record supporting ACS CAN’s cancer priorities to end cancer as we know it, for everyone. Candidates who sign the Cancer Promise pledge to support evidence-based public policy solutions that accelerate cures, improve access to care, and ensure the broad availability of cancer prevention and early detection services.

The Cancer Promise

I recognize the critical role that elected officials play in leading public policies that are vital to the fight against cancer. As such, I pledge to help advance policies and legislation that work to end cancer as we know it, for everyone, including: 

  • Support robust investments in cancer research and prevention;
  • Improve access to affordable, comprehensive health care;
  • Ensure access to cancer prevention services and early detection services, including tobacco prevention and cessation programs.

Is ACS CAN endorsing candidates?

No. Cancer is nonpartisan, and so is our Cancer Votes program. ACS CAN does not endorse or oppose candidates, nor contribute to campaigns. The Cancer Promise is a public record of where candidates stand on ACS CAN’s policy priorities that is shared with hundreds of thousands of volunteers, media, and the public. ACS CAN asks all candidates seeking federal office to sign the Cancer Promise.  

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Candidates who have signed the Cancer Promise


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Alabama
     

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Alaska
     

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Arizona
Arizona - U.S. House District 6 Juan Ciscomani (R) ☑
Arizona - U.S. House District 6 Joanna Mendoza (D) ☑

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Arkansas
     

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California
California - U.S. House District 49 Mike Levin (D) ☑

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Colorado
     

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Connecticut
     

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Delaware
     

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Florida
     

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Georgia
Georgia - U.S. House District 8 Kelly Esti (D) ☑

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Hawaii
     

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Idaho
     

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Idaho
     

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Illinois
     

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Indiana
     

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Iowa
Iowa - U.S. House District 1 Mariannette Miller-Meeks (R) ☑
Iowa - U.S. House District 3 Zach Nunn (R) ☑
Iowa - U.S. House District 3 Sarah Trone Garriott (D) ☑
Iowa - U.S. House District 4 Dave Dawson (D) ☑

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Kansas
 

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Kentucky
Kentucky - U.S. Senate Andy Barr (R) ☑
Kentucky - U.S. Senate Charles Booker (D) ☑

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Louisiana
 

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Maine
 

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Maryland
     

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Massachusetts
Massachusetts - U.S. House District 9 Craig Swallow (D) ☑

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Michigan
Michigan - U.S. Senate Mallory McMorrow (D) ☑
Michigan - U.S. Senate Mike Rogers (R) ☑
Michigan - U.S. Senate Haley Stevens (D) ☑
Michigan - U.S. House District 3 Hillary Scholten (D) ☑
Michigan - U.S. House District 4 Philip Tanis (R) ☑

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Minnesota
     

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Mississippi
     

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Missouri
     

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Montana
     

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Nebraska
     

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Nevada
     

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New Hampshire
New Hampshire - U.S. House District 1 Carleigh Beriont (D) ☑
New Hampshire - U.S. House Distirct 1 Sarah Chadzynski (D) ☑
New Hampshire - U.S. House District 1 Stefany Shaheen (D) ☑
New Hampshire - U.S. House District 1 Maura Sullivan (D) ☑
New Hampshire - U.S. House District 2 Paige Beauchemin (D) ☑

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New Jersey
New Jersey - U.S. House District 2 Jeff Van Drew (R) ☑
New Jersey - U.S. House District 3 Herb Conaway (D) ☑
New Jersey - U.S. House District 3 Michael McGuire (R) ☑
New Jersey - U.S. House District 4 Rachel Peace (D) ☑
New Jersey - U.S. House District 10 Carmen Bucco (R) ☑

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New Mexico
     

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New York
     

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North Carolina
     

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North Dakota
     

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Ohio
Ohio - U.S. House District 7  Max Miller (R)  ☑
Ohio - U.S. House District 7 Brian Poindexter (D) ☑
Ohio - U.S. House District 10 Kristina Knickerbocker (D) ☑

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Oklahoma
     

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Oregon
     

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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania - U.S. House District 14 Alan Bradstock (D) ☑

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Rhode Island
     

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South Dakota
     

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Tennessee
     

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Texas
Texas - U.S. House District 27 Tanya Lloyd (D) ☑

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Utah
     

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Vermont
     

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Virginia
     

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Washington
     

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West Virginia
     

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Wisconsin
Wisconsin - U.S. House District 1 Miguel Aranda (D) ☑
Wisconsin - U.S House District 3 Rebecca Cooke (D) ☑
Wisconsin - U.S. House District 3 Emily Berge (D) ☑
Wisconsin - U.S. House District 6 Amanda Bell (D) ☑
Wisconsin - U.S. House District 6 Brad Smith (D) ☑

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Wyoming
     

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