U.S. House of Representatives

The goal of our task force is to ensure that every vote counts, and every American can participate in our democracy without coercion, intimidation or threats from Donald Trump or anyone else.

That makes it even more important for me to hear directly from North Dakotans about what’s working, what isn’t, and what’s top of mind.

We got your back, sis.

What federal officials are doing at detention centers like Delaney Hall is rotten to the core, and it deserves to be exposed.

I’m not going to leave communities on their own to negotiate.

We don’t have to choose between innovation and accountability, and we won’t.

New Jerseyans deserve to know how much water and electricity the data centers coming into their community will use.

It’s imperative upon the homeowners, imperative upon those who’ve been affected, that you’re not leaving your Hoosier common sense at the door when they come knocking on the door.

We must ensure that the construction of new data centers does not come at the expense of our communities.

We need a Congress that’s going to fundamentally turn things around economically and lower lower costs and get wages up.

Ohio’s become incredibly expensive.

A moratorium on new data centers is necessary to protect our environment and economy.

I’ll pause tax incentives for new data centers pending an audit to determine if they are delivering on the benefits they promised.

Under my administration, data centers in Nevada would encounter the strictest rules in the country.

The campaign was always going to be about the money versus the many, and we have many people supporting us.

The scheme defunded healthcare services for poor children to instead advance the political agenda of Gov. Ron DeSantis.

We now are essentially an open carry state because of the ruling.

We want to make sure without a shadow of doubt that constitutional rights are protected. So that’s what we’re going to aim for.

The Parkland gun safety law was bipartisan, it’s supported by law enforcement, and it should stay in place.

We’re going to remove that provision.

Now, I will tell you I think that you’re going to see money come in.

Insufficient compensation from pharmacy benefit managers has been one of the reasons many pharmacies, including rural and independent ones, have been forced to close.

Cutting off that funding does not merely eliminate a budget line. It means fewer cancer screenings and more preventable diseases going undetected.

I am glad to see that through collaboration, state leaders and Restore our Roads were able to come to an agreement that removes Initiative 175 from the ballot and builds on our administration’s historic investments in our roads, highways…