On the record
U.S. Senate
Quotes from current and former United States senators.
Current senators
VAMark R. WarnerVirginia343 Quotes
WYCynthia M. LummisWyoming44 Quotes
CTChristopher S. MurphyConnecticut177 Quotes
HIMazie K. HironoHawaii270 Quotes
COJohn W. HickenlooperColorado60 Quotes
DEChristopher CoonsDelaware308 Quotes
NHMargaret Wood HassanNew Hampshire63 Quotes
NJCory A. BookerNew Jersey89 Quotes
MDAngela AlsobrooksMaryland78 Quotes
OK-RAlan ArmstrongOklahoma3 Quotes
WI-DTammy BaldwinWisconsin1,951 Quotes
IN-RJim BanksIndiana375 Quotes
WY-RJohn BarrassoWyoming2,920 Quotes
CO-DMichael BennetColorado2,014 Quotes
TN-RMarsha BlackburnTennessee1,292 Quotes
CT-DRichard BlumenthalConnecticut6,402 Quotes
DE-DLisa Blunt RochesterDelaware325 Quotes
AR-RJohn BoozmanArkansas1,762 Quotes
AL-RKatie BrittAlabama410 Quotes
NC-RTed BuddNorth Carolina170 Quotes
WA-DMaria CantwellWashington2,983 Quotes
WV-RShelley Moore CapitoWest Virginia1,600 Quotes
LA-RBill CassidyLouisiana2,239 Quotes
ME-RSusan CollinsMaine4,885 Quotes
TX-RJohn CornynTexas1,919 Quotes
AR-RTom CottonArkansas935 Quotes
ND-RKevin CramerNorth Dakota797 Quotes
ID-RMike CrapoIdaho1,226 Quotes
TX-RTed CruzTexas2,805 Quotes
UT-RJohn CurtisUtah433 Quotes
MTSteve DainesMontana157 Quotes
IL-DTammy DuckworthIllinois1,335 Quotes
IL-DDick DurbinIllinois7,302 Quotes
IA-RJoni ErnstIowa970 Quotes
PA-DJohn FettermanPennsylvania646 Quotes
NEDeb FischerNebraska95 Quotes
AZRuben GallegoArizona143 Quotes
NY-DKirsten GillibrandNew York2,019 Quotes
IACharles E. GrassleyIowa277 Quotes
TN-RBill HagertyTennessee862 Quotes
MO-RJosh HawleyMissouri1,542 Quotes
NM-DMartin HeinrichNew Mexico1,306 Quotes
ND-RJohn HoevenNorth Dakota1,995 Quotes
OHJon HustedOhio47 Quotes
MS-RCindy Hyde-SmithMississippi365 Quotes
WI-RRon JohnsonWisconsin3,818 Quotes
WV-RJim JusticeWest Virginia51 Quotes
VATimothy KaineVirginia1 Quote
AZ-DMark KellyArizona1,448 Quotes
LA-RJohn KennedyLouisiana144 Quotes
NJ-DAndy KimNew Jersey214 Quotes
ME-IAngus KingMaine3,143 Quotes
MN-DAmy KlobucharMinnesota4,576 Quotes
OK-RJames LankfordOklahoma3,424 Quotes
UT-RMike LeeUtah1,994 Quotes
MA-DEd MarkeyMassachusetts6,331 Quotes
KS-RRoger MarshallKansas836 Quotes
KY-RMitch McConnellKentucky1,493 Quotes
PA-RDavid McCormickPennsylvania10 Quotes
OR-DJeff MerkleyOregon4,030 Quotes
KS-RJerry MoranKansas3,306 Quotes
OHBernie MorenoOhio136 Quotes
AK-RLisa MurkowskiAlaska7,865 Quotes
WA-DPatty MurrayWashington5,263 Quotes
GA-DJon OssoffGeorgia702 Quotes
CA-DAlex PadillaCalifornia1,435 Quotes
KY-RRand PaulKentucky2,311 Quotes
MI-DGary PetersMichigan2,062 Quotes
RI-DJack ReedRhode Island3,385 Quotes
NEPete RickettsNebraska265 Quotes
IDJames E. RischIdaho357 Quotes
NV-DJacky RosenNevada802 Quotes
SD-RMike RoundsSouth Dakota865 Quotes
VTBernard SandersVermont138 Quotes
HI-DBrian SchatzHawaii1,803 Quotes
CA-DAdam SchiffCalifornia1,941 Quotes
MO-REric SchmittMissouri159 Quotes
NYCharles E. SchumerNew York320 Quotes
FL-RRick ScottFlorida858 Quotes
SC-RTim ScottSouth Carolina2,243 Quotes
NHJean ShaheenNew Hampshire12 Quotes
MTTim SheehyMontana54 Quotes
MI-DElissa SlotkinMichigan556 Quotes
MN-DTina SmithMinnesota528 Quotes
AK-RDan SullivanAlaska2,104 Quotes
SD-RJohn ThuneSouth Dakota2,863 Quotes
NC-RThom TillisNorth Carolina1,010 Quotes
AL-RTommy TubervilleAlabama772 Quotes
GA-DRaphael WarnockGeorgia1,140 Quotes
MA-DElizabeth WarrenMassachusetts6,115 Quotes
VT-DPeter WelchVermont1,488 Quotes
RI-DSheldon WhitehouseRhode Island3,938 Quotes
MS-RRoger WickerMississippi2,313 Quotes
OR-DRon WydenOregon5,762 Quotes
IN-RTodd YoungIndiana870 Quotes
Former senators
A visa is a privilege—not a constitutional entitlement.
Their behavior has to change in order for ours to change.
Senator Tina Smith has been a fighter for working people in the US Senate.
I am deeply troubled about how Graphite might be used in the United States to target Americans.
He has demonstrated himself to put undue pressure. This is why he was impeached. This is why he was criminally indicted.
This is why your nomination should fail. The attorney general’s client is not the president. It’s the American people.
Your role is not to advance political agendas. Your allegiance is to the impartial application of the law, and to uphold due process for all.
Today, on a bipartisan basis, the Senate HELP Committee finally stood up to the greed of the food and beverage industry.
We cannot continue to allow these greedy corporations to put their own profits over the health and well-being of our kids.
I believe that tariffs can be used strategically quite valuably, but what the Trump administration is doing is picking the pockets of American consumers.
Americans are now paying for it. Based on an analysis from the Congressional Budget Office and the Treasury Department’s own numbers, Trump’s tariffs cost families an average of $1,700.
Rapid consolidation in the seed industry has had a direct and brutal impact on farms in Vermont and across the country.
When a handful of powerful corporations dominate the seed market, they can dictate which seeds get planted and the amount of independence growers have over the crops they produce—and the costs ultimately show up in the prices families pay…
For decades, Big Ag has ripped off farmers and jacked up food prices for families.
The federal government must uphold its trust and treaty obligations to Tribes, and that includes ensuring Tribal communities have the resources they need to prepare for public health emergencies.
The federal government unfairly excluded tribal nations from accessing emergency health grants during COVID-19, leaving communities high and dry and breaking our country’s promise to Tribes. We can’t wait for the next public health…
U.S. trade policy should focus on creating jobs, strengthening supply chains, and lowering costs for American families — not advancing the interests of Big Tech CEOs by letting their companies run amok.
Washington red tape makes it harder to expand broadband infrastructure on these lands. This results in higher costs and less internet access in rural areas.
In order to ensure rural communities in South Dakota have access to reliable broadband, it’s critical that federal agencies are processing permits in a timely fashion and are being held accountable for any delays.
More must be done to address the barriers that have long kept rural communities from accessing reliable broadband.
In New Mexico and across the country, our public lands belong to the people, and everyone deserves a meaningful voice in how they are managed.
No more excuses: As soon as Democrats hold a trifecta, protecting voting rights must be at the top of the agenda.





