Catherine Cortez Masto
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Catherine Cortez Masto is the junior United States senator from Nevada, having taken office on January 3, 2017. A member of the Democratic Party, she made history as the first Latina senator in U.S. history. Before her election to the Senate, Cortez Masto served as the Attorney General of Nevada from 2007 to 2015, where she focused on consumer protection and public safety issues. She has been an advocate for various policies, including healthcare access, immigration reform, and economic development in Nevada.
I could not agree more after taking a look at this program, and what I know, in my State, after talking to members of our housing coalition, it needs to be reformed and reauthorized.
In President Biden's emergency declaration for Nevada, it notably left out one of our affected counties, which is Churchill County.
We need to fix that, because that answer might have worked when the Stafford Act was put in place in the 1980s.
The Nevada Department of Insurance earlier this year urged Nevadans to get flood insurance.
We have to make sure our cattle ranchers and our ranchers and farmers, their voices are heard and their businesses are not going to be limited in any way, whatsoever.
We have to work together, and I think there is an opportunity for us to work together, but I am also going to challenge you when I disagree with the BLM.
This year, Nevada and other Western States have seen record-breaking amounts of precipitation, with the snowpack levels at 144 percent higher than average.
I could not agree more after taking a look at this program, and what I know, in my State, after talking to members of our housing coalition, it needs to be reformed and reauthorized.
I hear from my Republican colleagues about the importance of Biden's clean energy economy when they did not support the legislation in the first place.
The Interior Department has wasted a considerable amount of time and resources on oil and gas leases that generate little returns for American taxpayers.
I think that there has been a pattern in this country of making mitigation funds available only following disasters.
In President Biden's emergency declaration for Nevada, it notably left out one of our affected counties, which is Churchill County.
I appreciate the bipartisan legislation that is coming our way from the Chairwoman and Senator Rounds to look at reforming some of the Rural Housing Services Act.
22 million American families live in manufactured homes, and many of those are rural communities.
Thank you for working with me and other members of the Nevada delegation on the designation of the Avi Kwa Ame National Monument in Southern Nevada.
We would be happy to collaborate with Senator Cortez Masto on exploring policy solutions around Medicaid, medical debt collections, and credit score-related questions.
We would be happy to collaborate with Senator Cortez Masto on exploring policy solutions around Medicaid, medical debt collections, and credit score-related questions.
Should we continue to double down on last century's policies, that seemingly failed to solve last century's problems? The answer is obviously no.
We would be happy to collaborate with Senator Cortez Masto on exploring policy solutions around Medicaid, medical debt collections, and credit score-related questions.
Housing, affordable housing. In my community, in my State we have statewide coalitions, State, local, Federal, they all work together.
first of all, I have to thank my colleagues, Senator Cardin along with Senator Murkowski, for bringing S.J. Res. 4 that we will be voting on tomorrow. We need the Equal Rights Amendment today more than ever. What we have been seeing across…





