Mark R. Warner

These bills will expand access and lower costs.

I am proud to have authored several provisions of this once-in-a-generation legislation, and to have worked with my colleagues in Congress to get this crucial law across the finish line.

We’re proud to announce this funding that will improve safety, modernize infrastructure, and ensure these airports can continue serving travelers, businesses, and local economies for years to come.

From connecting families to supporting businesses and tourism, Virginia’s airports are critical to communities across the Commonwealth.

Instead of protecting affordable coverage and helping families afford basic necessities, Republicans chose to take health care away from millions of Americans and reduce food assistance for those who need it most – all to help finance…

American families are one step closer to affording a place to call home.

With the passage of this legislation, American families are one step closer to affording a place to call home.

This landmark law will boost the housing supply while lowering costs, protect veterans and renters, and prevent housing in rural areas from being bought up by corporate investors.

The president had every opportunity to sign this bipartisan bill into law, and he refused to, but the housing affordability crisis cannot wait.

As housing prices reach near-record highs, this bipartisan legislation will deliver real relief to veterans, renters, first-time homebuyers, and rural residents in Virginia and across the country.

With or without the president’s signature, the Road to Housing Act becoming law is a win for Virginians and families across the country.

This rule would derail American innovation and competitiveness at the local and national levels, kill good-paying American jobs, drive up costs for families, and halt essential projects in local communities.

As the nation’s principal law enforcement and domestic intelligence agency, the FBI should direct its resources towards investigations that protect public safety and address urgent threats – not partisan political wild goose chases.

Unlike those serious threats to the country, this fool’s errand of an 'investigation' will serve to erode trust in the FBI, the DOJ, and America’s elections.

This misuse of taxpayer dollars and investigative resources for the sole purpose of a partisan investigation intended to soothe the President’s personal grievances about the 2020 election... is negligence and abuse of power of the highest…

I write to express great concern regarding reports that you are diverting critical Department of Justice (DOJ) and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) resources to re-investigate the 2020 presidential election in Georgia.

However, these regulations would act in opposition to these goals. They would undermine our country’s competitiveness, erode our scientific ecosystem, increase unwanted bureaucracy, enable corruption, and perpetuate uncertainty across our…

We share the goals of improved transparency, accountability, and oversight; clarification of regulatory structure; and reducing recipient burden–all in pursuit of continuing America’s global leadership in science and innovation.

Instead of supporting data-driven investments that pay dividends for the American people, this guidance facilitates partisan ideals and cronyism, leaving Americans in the dark.

The proposed changes solidify federal grant-making as an unprecedented partisan power-grab that eliminates transparency of how taxpayer dollars are spent.

We’re proud to have secured this funding that will modernize transportation, ease congestion, support economic growth, and create a stronger infrastructure system that can help Virginians move quickly and safely.

From passenger rail services to roads and waterways, countless travelers and goods move through the Commonwealth every day, and Virginia commuters and businesses deserve infrastructure that can keep up.

Today, Virginians are living with the consequences.

We again insist that you follow the law, refuse to implement President Trump’s Executive Order, and withdraw this presidentially-directed proposed rule.

One year later, it’s clear this law has made life harder for too many Virginia families while delivering its biggest benefits to those who needed them least.