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H.R.2026 - Worked End to End Act

119th Congress (2025-2026)

Bill

Sponsor
Mr. Sokar (Introduced 09/26/2026)
Offices
Asm. Jim Patterson in the Assembly, through Legislative Director Ian Coolbear. Sen. Shannon Grove in the Senate. The Office of Kevin McCarthy in the U.S. House, in Clovis.
Latest Action
02/2025 Completed term as Managing Director, California High School Democrats, 1 of 9 directors. (All Actions)
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All Actions H.R.2026, 119th Congress (2025-2026)

11 results for All Actions, newest to oldest. Months are given where the record gives them.

DateChamberAll Actions
09/2024–10/2024Election Fellow, Voters of Tomorrow. 1 of 50 paid fellows, phone banking and canvassing.
07/2024–02/2025Managing Director, California High School Democrats. 1 of 9 directors, managing all regions.
06/2024–01/2025Executive Director of Operations, Diversify Our Narrative. 1 of 5 executives leading a national 501(c)(3) of 5,000+ student organizers and 800+ district chapters. Featured in TIME, Bloomberg, Vox, ABC Nightline and The Washington Post.
2023–2025National Muslim Caucus, High School Democrats of America.
2023Fellow, Civics Unplugged ’23, admitted at an 11% rate.
06/2022–12/2022HouseCongressional Intern, Office of Kevin McCarthy, U.S. House of Representatives, Clovis, California.
04/2022–12/2022Executive Director, LegislativeLift, a global Muslim civil-rights nonprofit of 11K+ members and 80+ volunteers, with events in Egypt, India and the U.S. Rose from volunteer to Outreach Director to Executive Director.
2022Advocacy Fellow, Encode Justice.
05/2021–05/2023Assembly, SenateAdvocated for AB 1947, SB 1161, AB 2549 and SB 1038.
05/2021–05/2023Assembly, SenateLead Advocate, CAIR, Sacramento. Lead community advocate for AB 1766, California IDs for All, with the offices of Asm. Jim Patterson and Sen. Shannon Grove. Five California bills worked end to end.
UndatedDelegate, American Legion California Boys State. Participant, ACLU National Advocacy Institute.

Related Bills H.R.2026, 119th Congress (2025-2026)

5 California bills, worked end to end as Lead Advocate for CAIR in Sacramento, May 2021 to May 2023.

BillLatest TitleRelationship to H.R.2026
AB 1766California IDs for AllLead community advocate, with Asm. Jim Patterson’s office (Legislative Director Ian Coolbear) and Sen. Shannon Grove’s office
AB 1947Freedom from Hate CrimesAdvocate
SB 1161Transit SafetyAdvocate
AB 2549Ending Street HarassmentAdvocate
SB 1038Limits on biometric surveillance by law enforcementAdvocate
119th Congress
2d SessionH. R. 2026

To record five California bills, one House office, and the organizing that carried them, and for other purposes.

IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

September 26, 2026

Mr. Sokar introduced the following bill, which was referred to the reader for signature

A BILL

To record five California bills, one House office, and the organizing that carried them, and for other purposes.

Legislative Counsel’s Digest

Existing record shows two years as a lead community advocate in Sacramento, working five California bills. It shows a congressional internship in a district office, a term as executive director of a global civil-rights nonprofit, and a seat as one of five executives of a national nonprofit of student organizers.

This bill would put that record into law, one section per role, and would take effect when the reader signs it.

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,

SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE.

This Act may be cited as the “Worked End to End Act”.

SEC. 2. TABLE OF CONTENTS.

The table of contents for this Act is as follows.

  1. Sec. 1. Short title.
  2. Sec. 2. Table of contents.
  3. TITLE I. THE CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE
  4. Sec. 101. Lead advocate.
  5. Sec. 102. The measures.
  6. TITLE II. THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
  7. Sec. 201. District office.
  8. TITLE III. ORGANIZING
  9. Sec. 301. LegislativeLift.
  10. Sec. 302. Diversify Our Narrative.
  11. Sec. 303. California High School Democrats.
  12. Sec. 304. Voters of Tomorrow.
  13. TITLE IV. CIVIC EDUCATION
  14. Sec. 401. Programs.
  15. TITLE V. GENERAL PROVISIONS
  16. Sec. 501. Effective date.

TITLE I. THE CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE

SEC. 101. LEAD ADVOCATE.1

Mr. Sokar served as Lead Advocate for the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) in Sacramento, California, from May 2021 to May 2023, and worked five California bills end to end.

SEC. 102. THE MEASURES.2

(a) Lead Measure. He was the lead community advocate for AB 1766 (California IDs for All), working with the office of Assemblymember Jim Patterson, through Legislative Director Ian Coolbear, and with the office of Senator Shannon Grove.

(b) Further Measures. He also advocated for the following bills.

  1. (1) AB 1947, Freedom from Hate Crimes.
  2. (2) SB 1161, Transit Safety.
  3. (3) AB 2549, Ending Street Harassment.
  4. (4) SB 1038, limits on biometric surveillance by law enforcement.

(c) Count. Five California bills, worked end to end.

TITLE II. THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

SEC. 201. DISTRICT OFFICE.3

Mr. Sokar served as a Congressional Intern in the Office of Kevin McCarthy, United States House of Representatives, in Clovis, California.

TITLE III. ORGANIZING

SEC. 301. LEGISLATIVELIFT.4

(a) Office. Mr. Sokar served as a volunteer Outreach Director Executive Director of LegislativeLift, a global Muslim civil-rights nonprofit.

(b) Record. LegislativeLift has more than 11,000 members and more than 80 volunteers, holds events in Egypt, India, and the United States, and runs scholar programs and legislative literacy.

SEC. 302. DIVERSIFY OUR NARRATIVE.5

As Executive Director of Operations, Mr. Sokar was one of five executives leading Diversify Our Narrative, a national 501(c)(3) of more than 5,000 student organizers and more than 800 district chapters pushing curriculum equity reform.

SEC. 303. CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL DEMOCRATS.6

(a) Managing Director. He served as Managing Director of the California High School Democrats, one of nine directors managing all regions.

(b) National Muslim Caucus. From 2023 to 2025 he served with the National Muslim Caucus of the High School Democrats of America.

SEC. 304. VOTERS OF TOMORROW.7

He was selected as one of 50 paid Election Fellows of Voters of Tomorrow, phone banking and canvassing.

TITLE IV. CIVIC EDUCATION

SEC. 401. PROGRAMS.8

Mr. Sokar was

  1. (1) a delegate to American Legion California Boys State,
  2. (2) a participant in the ACLU National Advocacy Institute,
  3. (3) a Civics Unplugged Fellow, class of 2023, admitted at an 11 percent rate, and
  4. (4) an Advocacy Fellow of Encode Justice in 2022.

TITLE V. GENERAL PROVISIONS

SEC. 501. EFFECTIVE DATE.

This Act shall take effect on the date on which it is signed by the reader.

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Approved, by the reader.

•HR 2026 IH