I think there are a lot of really good Democratic candidates in states across the country, and they are working very hard. And so we do have a good chance to win back the Senate.
Jeanne Shaheen
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Jeanne Shaheen is an American politician serving as the senior United States senator from New Hampshire, a position she has held since January 3, 2009. A member of the Democratic Party, she is the first woman to be elected governor of New Hampshire, serving from 1997 to 2003. During her tenure in the Senate, Shaheen has focused on issues such as healthcare, education, and national security, often advocating for policies that support working families and promote economic growth.
New Hampshire’s shortage of affordable childcare options has placed an enormous burden on families and providers alike. Unfortunately, it’s a persistent and worsening trend we’re seeing across the country.
We’ve made great strides in combatting substance use in New Hampshire, but there is more work to be done.
Substance use disorder impacts communities in every corner of our state, and I’ve heard from countless families who have been torn apart by this crisis.
I’m proud to reintroduce this critical legislation that will secure long-term investment in prevention and treatment to ensure we keep up the fight against the substance use crisis for years to come.
For nearly two decades, the Northern Border Regional Commission has been a critical partner in strengthening our state’s rural communities through federal investment and economic development.
It is great to see this new funding released, which will invest in our workforce, fund infrastructure improvements, enhance outdoor recreation and forest industries, support New Hampshire’s rural health care system, increase the supply of…
The United States cannot afford to look away from the threat that Tuberculosis poses to Americans’ health and global health security," said Senator Shaheen.
The United States cannot afford to look away from the threat that Tuberculosis poses to Americans’ health and global health security.
The United States cannot afford to look away from the threat that Tuberculosis poses to Americans’ health and global health security.
The United States cannot afford to look away from the threat that Tuberculosis poses to Americans’ health and global health security.
The United States cannot afford to look away from the threat that Tuberculosis poses to Americans’ health and global health security.
The United States cannot afford to look away from the threat that Tuberculosis poses to Americans’ health and global health security.
It’s been great to see so many of the same people who are willing to come back with their food or beverages … to hear them talk about the difference that it’s made for them and their business.
This is a time in the country when people are losing faith in institutions, particularly young people. And so having these kinds of traditions that people can relate to that help humanize what goes on here I think is really important.
The Sudanese people are enduring the world’s worst humanitarian and displacement crisis, while the RSF, SAF and their external backers continue to pursue a zero-sum war that has no military solution.
Tanzania has long been an important partner in East Africa, but the country’s recent democratic backsliding, political violence and repression cannot be ignored.
From songbirds and small mammals to butterflies and bees, native plants are integral to building thriving, resilient ecosystems and are part of what makes New Hampshire beautiful.
This legislation makes clear that the United States must stand firmly for democratic principles, human rights and the rule of law.
while I voted no on S. Res. 690, which calls for an up or down vote on 49 nominations, en bloc, I would have voted yes on the following nominations if I had the opportunity to vote on each nomination separately: 1. Cal. #615--Andrew…
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I think my colleague is confused. This bill would not tell China what to do; it would require sanctions that would prohibit the actions that I outlined about support to Russia. And there aren't any tariffs in this bill. Again, my colleague…
while I voted No on S. Res. 532, which calls for an up or down vote on 97 nominations, en bloc, I would have voted yea on the following nominations if I had the opportunity to vote on each nomination separately: 1. Calendar Number 429…





