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Maggie Hassan

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Maggie Hassan is an American politician serving as the junior United States senator from New Hampshire since January 3, 2017. A member of the Democratic Party, she previously held the position of the 81st governor of New Hampshire from January 3, 2013, to January 5, 2017. During her tenure as governor, Hassan focused on expanding access to healthcare, improving the state's economy, and addressing issues related to education and infrastructure.

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  1. “The Department of Homeland Security should be working to tackle the enormous national security threats we face like stopping fentanyl, not bankrolling a vanity project for the president,”29 sources2026rhodeislandcurrent.com
  2. In the greatest country in the world, we cannot resign ourselves to the fact that many children still struggle to read at grade level and that only one in three students leave high school as proficient readers.2 sources2026hassan.senate.gov
  3. This bipartisan legislation will help patients make more informed decisions by requiring greater transparency about health care prices and out-of-pocket costs.2 sources2026hassan.senate.gov
  4. Granite Staters have always prioritized solutions over partisanship. That’s why I am dedicated to working with anyone to get things done for New Hampshire, including expanding middle class opportunity, supporting small businesses, and keeping America safe, secure, and free.2 sources2026hassan.senate.gov
  5. Granite Staters deserve to know that their hard-earned tax-dollars are being spent responsibly.2 sources2026ernst.senate.gov
Oct 14, 2026

Cancer screenings can identify cancers during the early stages when they are easiest to treat, but patients often do not know when they are due for potentially life-saving screenings.

hassan.senate.gov
Oct 14, 2026

As criminal networks use AI to supercharge their scams, dating apps and all companies must quickly and proactively keep their scam defenses up to date.

theguardian.com
Oct 14, 2026

During the course of our investigation, Match Group made progress in combating scammers – but it shouldn’t have taken so long, and there’s still more that Match needs to do.

theguardian.com
Oct 14, 2026

Romance scams are devastating – both financially and emotionally – to people who are looking for connection and instead find themselves targeted and exploited by global criminal enterprises.

theguardian.com
Oct 9, 2026

Granite Staters deserve to know that their hard-earned tax-dollars are being spent responsibly.

ernst.senate.gov
Oct 9, 2026

Too often, victims of identity theft are forced to navigate a long, confusing process to get support from the Social Security Administration. This process is frustrating to victims and unnecessarily drains the agency’s resources.

hassan.senate.gov
Oct 9, 2026

I am deeply concerned that disruptions to PRAMS have left permanent gaps in our understanding of maternal and infant health.

hassan.senate.gov
Oct 8, 2026

Child care costs are crushing working families across the country and making it harder for businesses to find and retain the workforce that they need.

hassan.senate.gov
Oct 8, 2026

The workforce shortage is a main driver in the gap between supply and demand and is key to making and quality child care more accessible and affordable so that parents can enter and stay in the workforce and our businesses can recruit the…

hassan.senate.gov
Oct 8, 2026

“I valued the opportunity to hear about the challenges that they face when it comes to hiring and retaining qualified teachers, even as demand for child care remains incredibly high.

hassan.senate.gov
Oct 8, 2026

“It was great to see firsthand the work that the staff members at KinderCare are doing to help young Granite Staters learn and grow,”

hassan.senate.gov
Oct 7, 2026

This bipartisan bill helps ensure that innocent spouses, including those who may have experienced abuse or lacked access to their finances, will have a fair opportunity to present their case and receive the relief that they deserve.

hassan.senate.gov
Oct 7, 2026

Cyberattacks have exposed patients’ private medical information and disrupted critical patient care in New Hampshire and across the country,” said Senator Hassan.

hassan.senate.gov
Oct 6, 2026

Students often tell us that dealing with addiction on their own, without the support system that they need, cases them to retreat into themselves; they feel all alone... Any successful anti-addiction strategy is going to need students and…

hassan.senate.gov
Oct 6, 2026

It’s also critical that we continue to ramp up efforts to promote prevention, including in schools. We need to understand which educational programs and strategies work and which don’t.

hassan.senate.gov
Oct 6, 2026

While we’ve made important progress, we also know that there is much more work to do. One of the challenges of the fentanyl and synthetic drug crisis, as everyone here understands full well, is that it’s a constantly changing threat. Every…

hassan.senate.gov
Oct 6, 2026

It’s important for us to note that none of this progress happened by accident. We made this progress because people like all of you in this room worked to make it happen.

hassan.senate.gov
Oct 6, 2026

Thanks in part to the work of many of the people in this room, New Hampshire has made real, steady progress combatting fentanyl. Overdose deaths are down. Medication-assisted-treatment, the gold standard for treatment, is now much more…

hassan.senate.gov
Oct 6, 2026

In short, it tells us that the President seeks to rule; but he is unable to lead.

hassan.senate.gov
Oct 6, 2026

If the President insists on spending the people’s money on himself, he owes them an explanation.

hassan.senate.gov
Oct 6, 2026

This isn’t a partisan point, this isn’t spin, this is just basic, mathematical facts — facts that make evident that the President both completely failed to lower costs and honestly didn’t even try.

hassan.senate.gov
Oct 6, 2026

The answer is clear: No. Not only has the President failed to make good on his pledge to bring down costs, not only is it evident that he never even bothered to try, but it’s clear that on virtually every metric, it costs more to be an…

hassan.senate.gov
Oct 6, 2026

These campaign ads never should have run on the taxpayer’s dime to begin with. They were clearly wrong and clearly illegal, which is why the President should also immediately repay the taxpayers for the amount already spent on these ads.

hassan.senate.gov
Sep 30, 2026

It's clearly a campaign message, but he's making all of us pay for it at a time when he has sent grocery costs, rent costs, and gas costs soaring.

hassan.senate.gov

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