Amy Klobuchar

Elections are kind of the canary in the coal mine when it comes to where you have, whether it is foreign interference or whether it is threats.

If the State Governments had the adequate funding to run elections, that would be very helpful.

My bipartisan bill with Senator Grassley, the American Innovation and Choice Online Act, addresses abuses of gatekeeper power.

In addition to that, Ticketmaster now owns a number of venues and also locks in the number of other venues that they don't own with their services for in excess of 7 years.

The Justice Department is investigating, and then we go from there when it comes to other consumer bills that are being considered.

All-in pricing is so important because when you look for a ticket online, you can't tell until you get to the very end of the transaction how much that ticket is going to cost you.

We have seen, as has been pointed out, increased costs on everything from cell phone bills to airplane and concert tickets.

Junk fees, not just about middle class consumers, poor people, people of very modest means, are facing punishing fees in so many areas.

This is going to create an impossible monopolistic situation and it is exactly what has happened for consumers.

While you may come from different political backgrounds, we see the consistent themes of wanting to make sure that our states' elections are well administered.

What you are saying here is that if the State Governments had the adequate funding to run elections, that that would be very helpful.

I have been a long supporter of comprehensive immigration reform.

If we hadn't done that, my understanding from talking to people in Minnesota is that this teetering on the edge of a cliff childcare system would be off the cliff.

96 percent of childcare providers in Minnesota said that receiving the grant was helpful in keeping their program open and operating.

Senators Cornyn, Coons, Tillis, and I urged the administration to fix the backlogs that keep seasonal workers and businesses that rely on them waiting.

Last year, Minnesota had 6.9 job openings for every 100 jobs in the State.

I have been a long supporter of comprehensive immigration reform.

I believe we need a reform that includes agriculture workers, but also includes other things like doctors, and nurses, and healthcare aides.

96 percent of childcare providers in Minnesota said that receiving the grant was helpful in keeping their program open and operating.

If we hadn't done that, my understanding from talking to people in Minnesota is that this teetering on the edge of a cliff childcare system would be off the cliff.

At home in Minnesota, I can tell you that childcare, access and affordability is a huge issue.

Senators Cornyn, Coons, Tillis, and I urged the administration to fix the backlogs.

I have been a long supporter of comprehensive immigration reform.

Three times we came close. And I believe we need a reform that includes agriculture workers.

Not by saying you must have a childcare system that is exactly this way, but by actually putting power in the hands of parents.