Mark Kelly

On April 30, 2024, I missed vote No. 155, which was Motion to Invoke Cloture on Georgia N. Alexakis to be U.S. District Judge for the Northern District of Illinois. Had I been in attendance, I would have voted yea. On May 2, 2024, I missed…

We're a purple state. It's a battleground state. It's also going to be a state that could decide who has a majority in the United States Senate.

It's going to be a close election.

I don't think it's going to be close on Election Day.

I've worked very closely with Senator Sinema over a three-and-a-half-year period. And her service to the state of Arizona, it was significant.

It's dangerous. What Kari Lake said could result in people getting hurt or killed.

Oh, very concerned. We have Kari Lake on the ballot in the Senate race, who is also talking about how the 2020 election was stolen here from Donald Trump.

One person, one individual, stopped that from happening. And that's the former president.

It's been a crisis for most of the time that I've been in the Senate.

We have an opportunity in November to sort of fix this at the state level with a ballot initiative. What we really need is national legislation to codify a woman's right to make these decisions.

I think women in Arizona have been through a really tough time, and it all goes back to Donald Trump's election and what he said he wants to do to Roe v. Wade.

Some of these protests have become very violent, and students – especially Jewish students – have the right to feel safe on a campus, and they've gotten out of control.

I like to be consulted before something happens, not after, where it just happened and--you guys are willing to sign on.

I just hate to see us keep giving up authority, and the negotiations taking place from the executive branch, and then being run through the Congress at a later date.

We are the first ones to be there, and we keep ceding off all of these different things.

We have been losing market share because of policies that we have initiated.

I just don't understand the negotiations and the constitutional authority.

I keep wondering why in the world the United States is so hell bent on giving up market to foreign countries.

The greatest abuse of the Constitution of the United States in my lifetime was President Biden going to Europe and negotiating a minimum corporate income tax...

I am very concerned about the national security implications stemming from our increasing dependence on the People's Republic of China.

Food security is national security.

It is my belief that this still now represents a foot in the door for more extraterritorial taxes on successful businesses.

We should not be considering or supporting any legislation that allows $1 of U.S. taxpayer money to go to the Chinese Communist Party.

The administration is, once again, failing to protect U.S. taxpayers and U.S. tax collections.

I have been in ardent opposition to Pillar 2, the global minimum tax, especially the UTPR provision.