Gary Peters
The Public Record
Gary Charles Peters is an American politician serving as the junior United States Senator from Michigan since January 6, 2015. A member of the Democratic Party, Peters previously represented Michigan's 14th congressional district in the U.S. House of Representatives from January 3, 2013, to January 6, 2015. Throughout his career, he has focused on issues such as economic development, healthcare, and education reform. Peters has been an advocate for bipartisan cooperation in Congress, emphasizing the need for compromise among lawmakers to address pressing national issues.
We're going to win because... our ability to run better campaigns, reaching out to our voters.
We're going to win because not just because of the candidates, but also because of our ability to run better campaigns, reaching out to our voters, getting them engaged, getting them to the polls.
I am still very, very confident. We have all the pieces in place to be successful.
We're going to win because - - not just because of the candidates, but also because of our ability to run better campaigns.
I'm still very, very confident. We have all the pieces in place to be successful.
I want to continue to rely on the U.S. Postal Service for another century or more.
Will you be very open and transparent about that process, to make sure that we can count on election mail, getting there in a timely way, which is essential for our democracy?
That requires one day delivery. When you take those samples and send it off to the lab, it has to get there in an incredibly timely way for it to be a valid test.
Folks up there, just like they do all over the country, rely on timely delivery for the mail.
Veterans need access to their medication. They get that primarily from mail service and that has to be a continued focus for the Postal Service.
I remain concerned about these changes. There's no clear evidence that shows the changes will improve service in the long run.
I have called on the Postal Service to pause these changes until it can show they won't undermine the agency's primary responsibility to provide timely and reliable service to the community.
I want to continue to rely on the U.S. Postal Service for another century or more.
Will you be very open and transparent about that process, to make sure that we can count on election mail, getting there in a timely way, which is essential for our democracy?
Veterans need access to their medication. They get that primarily from mail service and that has to be a continued focus for the Postal Service.
Folks up there, just like they do all over the country, rely on timely delivery for the mail.
That requires one day delivery. When you take those samples and send it off to the lab, it has to get there in an incredibly timely way for it to be a valid test.
I remain concerned about these changes. There's no clear evidence that shows the changes will improve service in the long run.





