I care deeply about our responsibility to ensure our elections are secure and accessible.

It saddens me that this Committee has chosen to pursue legislation that will suppress get out the vote efforts.

All of us can agree that no private funding should be funding our elections.

Nothing is more important than ensuring that all Americans have access to quality--to the ballot box and can vote for the candidate that they choose, free of any sort of AI-generated robocalls and other deceptions.

It is time that we address the funding gap by pursuing robust public funding to ensure that election workers have what they need.

Congress cannot step in to provide assistance every once in a while.

Drug shortages only exacerbate these challenges.

No one, especially our veterans, should have to experience the anxiety associated with not knowing whether or not you will be able to have the medication that you rely on.

Chronic drug shortages are having a detrimental effect on the health of patients and providers across the country.

This is why I have sponsored the Nancy Gardner Sewell Multi-Care Multi-Cancer Early Detection Screening Act, along with my colleague, Congressman Jodey Arrington.

We cannot continue to have a health care industry that does not prioritize health equity.

Democrats today will make good on a promise to deliver tax relief for American families. This bill expands the child tax credit for 16 million children, including 280,000 children in Alabama. The tax credit is one of the most effective…