I am also very concerned about funding for the 2020 Census.

Demonstration programs really are key. We need to actually put them on our streets, first in small numbers, but in ever-increasing numbers.

getting upfront input from people who experience disabilities before the product is finalized is really, really critical.

When many individuals discuss the development and scaling of automatic vehicles, it's often in the context of breaking down barriers for individuals who are not currently able to drive a vehicle.

Equity in transportation is something that I think, over the next 20 years, we will build a greater and greater, more thorough understanding of and a more comprehensive solution set than we have today.

We do not have even an outline of that bill for us to be able to examine ourselves.

I hear about it from Granite Staters all the time.

If Trumpcare passes, a whole lot of our constituents may not have a plan to begin with.

This is an issue that rises above partisanship, and this is the work that we need to be doing because the lives of our people in our states depend on it.

What we cannot do, however, is end Medicaid expansion and institute deep and irresponsible cuts to the traditional Medicaid program.

I am going to continue to work with my colleagues on solutions, while standing firm against any policy that will pull us backwards.