Carolyn Maloney

With the pandemic still killing hundreds of Americans each day, CDC guidelines say election officials should, and I quote, 'consider increasing the number of polling locations available for early voting and extending the hours of…

Early voting could reduce lines on election day, helping ensure that everyone has an opportunity to cast their ballot.

Clearly, they haven't been effective, and more work needs to be done.

I introduced the Diversity in Corporate Leadership Act, and my bill will require public companies to report the gender, racial, and ethnic composition of their boards in their annual proxy statements.

Well, I would say running trucks on time would probably increase delivery, but for some reason, it backed it up five to six days.

Whatever the cause of these massive delays, the American people want to go back to the way things were.

This impeached President, Mr. DeJoy, you have to realize has a track record of employing crooks who end up in a lot of trouble for their illegal activities.

What we hear on the streets, Mr. DeJoy, is completely the opposite of what you're saying to us.

We know that these delays are real and that they are hurting people, our seniors, our veterans.

These delays are not a myth or conspiracy theory, as some of my colleagues have argued.

This committee expects a full and complete production of all the documents we requested no later than this coming Wednesday.

When we asked postal leaders about these delays, they downplayed them.

These delays are especially concerning and potentially life-threatening during the coronavirus crisis.

This is about the future of our democratic institutions. This is the future about the most important election in my lifetime.

It's outrageous. The Republicans say that it's been politicized. But what we learned in this hearing is how the Republicans have politicized the post office.

the vital services from our post office that so many people depend on, a lifeline to Americans across America, they deserve to be funded too.

Perhaps Mr. DeJoy thought his sweeping changes would not cause any delays.

People depend on their mail for their medications, for business, for keeping in touch with their families.

If any other CEO had this kind of plummeting record in his first two months on the job, I can't imagine why he would be kept on.

Until you do that, your financial interest in Amazon will continue to be problematic and illegal and a conflict of interest.

Your job as Postmaster General is not to serve your own profit schemes on the taxpayer's dime.

I hope my colleagues and our counterparts at the state level heed the recommendation of the USPS on how to execute this undertaking, free from politics and partisanship.

The bill that the House passed that I authored... does not in any way hinder any effort to make the post office more efficient and effective.

This is just a disaster for the people who need their mail. Don't you agree?

I think he did. And one strong takeaway is that he admitted that these delays are massive, they're nationwide, and they're real.