U.S. Senate

We're going to handle the problems in New Jersey, but I hate how it's being weaponized by some people to advance schemes that actually would hurt Americans.

We have a governor that's saying this is unacceptable. We're gonna make sure that we get to the bottom of it. People need to be held accountable.

We take this very seriously in New Jersey.

[The SAVE Act] would stop millions of Americans from voting.

Nothing in the SAVE Act would have prevented a clerical error like we've seen in Texas and Oregon and New Jersey.

I might. I might. I'm thinking about it... I'll keep you posted.

I have not made a decision.

We need to revisit the point of expanding the court to 13 justices like we have 13 district courts.

We need to revisit the Electoral College.

We must allow for a real conversation about revisiting certain things.

Keeps the administration of important landmark education programs at the Department of Education — where Congress specifically put them and where they belong.

Her number one focus will be on protecting Minnesotans’ energy bills and our state’s water throughout the process.

The Senator supports robust environmental standards for any proposed data centers as well as greater transparency and local control over decisions to build.

The Senate shouldn't go on recess until Blanche is confirmed

The president's not winning on this issue. It is killing some of our candidates because they can't explain it.

While a two-year operating plan is the bare minimum needed to operate the river, a long-term, consensus agreement that recognizes real hydrologic conditions is the only durable solution to bring certainty to the Colorado River,

We cracked $4 again per gallon last weekend in gas stations that I drove by, and that’s a big expense, particularly for families that get their income from driving around from job to job in the work van or the work truck.

It’s fair to put a windfall profits tax on inordinate windfall profits rather than cut off children’s food programs.

I would welcome anyone that wants to come to New Hampshire and see how we do elections.

The straightforward bill keeps the administration of important landmark education programs at the Department of Education — where Congress specifically put them and where they belong.

I don’t oppose all of these IAAs. I do think the administration should be allowed to pilot how to address inefficiencies and the potential for efficiencies by operationalizing these IAAs.

If you’re proud of this deal, show us the price tag.

My amendment is very simple — it asks one thing: Tell Congress and the public what these interagency agreements actually cost taxpayers.

The letter reflects my and my Senate colleagues’ deep concerns that Donald Trump appears to be planning to steal the upcoming election, which Republicans cannot win on the merits.