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S. 3892 · Stop Price Gouging in Grocery Stores Act of 2026
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Where Jacky Rosen stands on Companies Setting Prices Based on Personal Data
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Jacky Rosen
NV · U.S. Senate
Where they stand
On April 21, 2026, Jacky Rosen opposed charging consumers different prices based on their personal profiles.
Position details
Ban companies from setting prices with personal data
SupportsOn April 21, 2026, Jacky Rosen supported banning companies from profiling consumers and charging different prices based on those profiles, describing the practice as abusive and unfair.
This dated statement establishes her position at that time; it does not establish positions on personalized discounts, disclosure, audits, enforcement mechanisms, sensitive-trait limits, or worker pay.
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- Congressional activity recorded in an official government source.Congressional hearing record · Apr 21, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
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“Consumers should not ever be profiled and charged different prices based on that profile.”
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“Consumers should not ever be profiled and charged different prices based on that profile. It is an abusive and unfair practice that uses consumer data against them.”
- Original cosponsor
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S. 1467 · Homebuyers Privacy Protection Act
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Sponsored the bill.
S. 2668 · HOME Act of 2025
- What they’ve saidDate unavailable· Press release
Cassidy rosen bill fixes gap in health data privacy protections
“This commonsense, bipartisan legislation will extend existing health care privacy protections to personal health data collected by apps and wearables, preventing this data from being sold or used commercially without the consumer's consent.”
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Updated Sep 4, 2026