If there are evidence of -- or questions based on evidence, rooted in evidence of any issues around our elections, then, yes, we welcome that, because the more transparency we have on the process, the more sunlight, the more people can…

We are in many ways even more prepared this year than ever before, than -- even than we were in 2020, to ensure that we are eliminating, mitigating or certainly protecting the system against any potential disruptions.

Democracy prevailed in 2020. There have been, in Michigan and in other states, no significant attempts, apart from the tragedy in our Capitol on January 6, to really see disruption of the polling places on Election Day itself.

We have maintained and prioritized ensuring the accuracy of our voting list since I took office, including doing a mailing to every voter in the state...

We will seek accountability and consequences for anyone who tries to interfere with a citizen's right to vote and democracy itself.

I wish Rick Scott a good time on that yacht. I hope he stays on the yacht for the rest of the break. I hope he enjoys some sun.

I am focused on making sure that we not only hold the Senate, and have the Democratic majority, but we actually expand our numbers. I am confident we can do that.

I have said, for the last year and a half, that my goal is 52 plus. I am confident that we are in a position to get 52 plus.

Any municipality or part of government should not be ran as a business, period.

Communities like mine have been waiting far too long for updated regulations, and no community can afford to wait any longer.

For far too long vulnerable communities have faced pollution as a compounded problem.

The lack of regulations to this facility caused a lifetime of respiratory and cardiovascular problems that my community still lives with.

If it wasn't for her, we were never have been able to get over $1 billion to stop water shutoffs in our country.

The priority should not be profit. Just as we heard earlier today, the priority should be reducing impact to environmental justice communities immediately and building a foundation to reach our climate targets through equitable solutions.

The current laws and regulations that we have in frontline communities has left too many behind.

I just cannot thank her for her courage.

just because it is--looks good on paper and the numbers might be reduced, the folks who are living closest to this are still impacted negatively

Everyone deserves the right to breathe clean air.