Why are we disenfranchising Americans when we've had one of the best systems in the United States?
Maria Cantwell
The Public Record
Maria Ellen Cantwell is a United States Senator from Washington, serving since January 3, 2001. A member of the Democratic Party, she has been actively involved in various legislative efforts, particularly focusing on technology, environmental issues, and healthcare. Throughout her tenure, Cantwell has worked on policies aimed at promoting clean energy and protecting the environment, as well as advocating for affordable healthcare access for all Americans.
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It’s time to stop taxing Americans at the border and provide working families relief from President Trump’s destructive tariffs. Repealing the outdated trade laws this Administration is abusing is the best way to end these senseless trade…
As Commerce Committee Chair she led the 2022 MARAD Reauthorization, which authorized $30 million.
Sen. Cantwell has championed the Small Shipyard Grant Program for nearly a decade.
The Administration must not be allowed to take the right of Washingtonians to vote by mail or interfere with our free and fair elections.
I think that the arms race that exists now where people are just paying any amount of money from a system is not the right way to get this done.
I have championed the Small Shipyard Grant Program for nearly a decade.
It would also compromise taxpayer privacy and raise the possibility of grave consequences for individuals misidentified by ICE.
Roadless areas safeguard clean-water sources, sustain critical wildlife habitat, and support outdoor recreation that communities across the country depend on.
Today we discussed what policies need to change and the practices we need to improve to be better prepared.
We also learned that this situation could have been a lot worse. We should be thankful for that, and we should be thankful for California Interagency Incident Management Team 7 and the firefighters who have continued to respond after the…
Congress should pass the Roadless Area Conservation Act to permanently preserve the benefits these public lands provide our nation and future generations.
At a moment when climate change is intensifying wildfire risks, this administration is moving to strip protections from some of America’s last remaining wild forests.
But despite these advancements, we've seen 14,000 young people remain unstably housed or homeless, which makes this development project so much more important.
It is the transformative element that might get somebody from just existing to thriving again.
Washington is standing out as a national leader in youth and youth-adult homelessness, and Casa de la Mora will be a brilliant example of that.
At today’s briefing with Sec. Burgum, U.S. Wildland Fire Service Chief Brian Fennessy, and local fire chiefs, we discussed the next steps in responding to the fires and collecting information for a federal disaster declaration.
It's going to show that real solutions exist in the community, and that those solutions not only help these young people, but they help our economy by creating a workforce and stability for them and their families.
We should be thankful for California Interagency Incident Management Team 7 and the firefighters who have continued to respond after the incident.
States are not prepared to implement the agency's onerous, subjective requirements. It is families who will suffer, especially the sickest Americans, like those with mental health and substance use disorders, cancer, and diabetes, who most…





