U.S. Senate

This vote, and really the whole process, has really been a result of steadfast collaboration between the political parties and of course between the two chambers of the United States Congress.

The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act is going to help millions of Americans become homeowners.

For generations, achieving the American Dream was symbolized by owning a home, and it’s become increasingly out of reach for many Americans, largely because there’s just not enough homes.

American taxpayers should have an avenue for relief when a tax court makes a clerical mistake.

Taxpayers shouldn’t pay the price for errors made by the Tax Court, and they shouldn’t suffer because of a system riddled with uncertainty.

I’m thrilled to see this section of the project completed, and I look forward to even more progress over the years to come.

I will continue to seek out federal funding opportunities for key infrastructure projects in West Virginia, like Corridor H, which will transform the way people and goods move across our state.

This newest segment of Corridor H brings us one step closer to the completed project, which will have an incredible impact on West Virginian families and businesses.

I am proud to vote in favor of the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act and will continue working on solutions that help make life more affordable for West Virginians.

This bill takes a practical approach to expanding housing availability and affordability while respecting local decision-making.

Far too many families—including many West Virginians—are struggling to find housing that meets their needs and fits their budget.

By increasing housing supply, updating financing options, and cutting red tape, this legislation will create more opportunities for families to achieve homeownership.

The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act is a commonsense step toward addressing the housing affordability crisis impacting communities across West Virginia and our nation.

After years of working on it, I’m glad that we are finally cracking down on Wall Street investors that come into our communities, buy up single-family homes, and jack up prices for families or cut them out entirely.

Homeownership feels increasingly out of reach for too many families, and our bipartisan bill would be a step in the right direction so families can put down roots and live in the communities they love.

No matter where I travel in Wisconsin, whether it's big cities like Milwaukee and Madison or small villages like Brandon and Biron, everyone is struggling to keep up with the rising cost of living – and housing is at the top of that list…

Our country will always fight to bring our missing servicemembers home and never fail to honor the sacrifice of those who were captured or missing while keeping America safe, secure, and free.

With this vigil, we declare with one clear voice that no POW/MIA servicemember will be forgotten.

Sadly, too often during our country’s history, the courage and valor of POW/MIA servicemembers has not been fully appreciated,

I’m pleased to see this important measure advance with strong bipartisan support, and I will continue to work to help people with disabilities get the care that they need and deserve.

This bipartisan legislation helps ensure that people with disabilities have fair and equal access to live-saving organ transplants.

No one should be denied a life-saving organ transplant just because they have a disability.

Suppliers drive much of the innovation that makes vehicles safer, more efficient, and more reliable.

I fought hard alongside Senator Markey so that Shutesbury and Medway residents can breathe easy knowing that their post offices will remain open and accessible.