There is growing concern among workers in many industries that AI could fundamentally change the nature of work in unpredictable ways.

I fundamentally believe it is because of overpromising on the part of AI systems, that tends to not play out when these systems are deployed.

Will you commit to supporting district offices with the resources, information, and clear communication that they need in order to best serve their local communities?

I think there have been some communications from SBA in Washington that have been confusing to district offices over the last couple of years and have raised concerns that the operating budgets that they need to continue to reach out to the small business community and states may not be there because of changes in the way Washington views the role of the district offices.

In 2021, New Hampshire saw a 14 percent increase in our exports, and I attribute the STEP program to helping with that.

I think there have been some communications from SBA in Washington that have been confusing to district offices over the last couple of years and have raised concerns that the operating budgets that they need to continue to reach out to the small business community and states may not be there because of changes in the way Washington views the role of the district offices.

Rather than thinking about workers displaced by AI, if we put proper governance and structures in place we will need more jobs for workers.

We know that government initiatives generally involve a number of different Federal agencies, and one of the things I am interested in is how can the Federal Government ensure that their agencies are coordinating with one another on AI research and deployment for potential joint projects or initiatives?

We are going to hold them accountable and pass some legislation on it.

In 2021, New Hampshire saw a 14 percent increase in our exports, and I attribute the STEP program to helping with that.

One big step we could take to help workers would be to pass the Protecting the Right to Organize Act.

Will you commit to supporting district offices with the resources, information, and clear communication that they need in order to best serve their local communities?

Companies can work collaboratively with unions to be more responsive to employer needs and spur innovation and workforce operations.

The MI deduction is a sound and targeted tax policy that provides meaningful benefits to hardworking families across the country.

Part of the reason that we're seeing rising housing costs in New Hampshire and around the country is obviously a lack of supply.

Bipartisan legislation last Congress from Senators Hassan and Blunt would have addressed both those shortcomings.

The MI deduction is a sound and targeted tax policy that provides meaningful benefits to hardworking families across the country.

The provision has been extended several times with broad bipartisan support.