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June 22, 2021 Tweet - "There's no principle behind these GOP voter suppression laws: not fraud, not election integrity, not security, not better election administration The only purpose is rigging the rules--suppressing votes The Senate will vote on moving forward on critical voting rights legislation" Sen. Chuck Schumer
June 22, 2021 Making Improvements in Enactment of Title United States Code, Into A Positive Law Title and to Improve Code Rep. Jerry Nadler
June 22, 2021 Justice for Juveniles Act Rep. Jerry Nadler
June 22, 2021 Preventing Crimes Against Veterans Act of 2021 Rep. Jerry Nadler
June 22, 2021 Elder Abuse Protection Act of 2021 Rep. Jerry Nadler
June 22, 2021 Gillibrand Statement On Release Of Military Leadership Letters Opposing Military Justice Reform Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand
June 22, 2021 For the People Act Sen. Chuck Schumer
June 22, 2021 Artistic Recognition for Talented Students Act Rep. Jerry Nadler
June 21, 2021 Tweet - "Voting rights are under assault by GOP legislatures--spurred on by Trump's big lie. Since the beginning of the year, there have been nearly 400 bills introduced to restrict voting rights. The Senate will vote tomorrow on moving forward on critical voting rights legislation." Sen. Chuck Schumer
June 21, 2021 Tweet - "Tomorrow, the Senate will vote on moving forward on critical voting rights legislation." Sen. Chuck Schumer
June 21, 2021 ICYMI: NY Times Editorial: The Two Men Blocking Military Sexual Assault Reform Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand
June 21, 2021 Tweet - "When you lose an election, you're supposed to try to win over more voters. Instead, Republicans are trying to stop people from voting. That tears at the very fabric of our democracy. And that's why the Senate will move forward on critical voting rights legislation." Sen. Chuck Schumer
June 21, 2021 Cloture Motion Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand
June 21, 2021 Business Before the Senate Sen. Chuck Schumer
June 21, 2021 Tweet - "GOP legislatures are trying to give themselves more power to undermine and override election boards and county election officials They want to make it harder to vote and easier to steal an election We will move forward on voting rights legislation" Sen. Chuck Schumer
June 20, 2021 Tweet - "I was proud to join @AAPIDemocracy 's Voting is Justice rally We can't allow the rising tide of bigotry against the AAPI community to go unchecked That's why we passed the COVID-19 Hate Crimes Act And that's why the Senate will move forward on critical voting rights legislation" Sen. Chuck Schumer
June 19, 2021 Tweet - "#Juneteenth marks the day some of the last formerly enslaved people in the nation learned that they were free. It's the only federal holiday to recognize the horrors of slavery. Today we reflect on the sins of the past and continue working toward equality for all Americans." Sen. Chuck Schumer
June 19, 2021 Garbarino, Katko, Malliotakis Meet With NYC Law Enforcement Leaders, Share Key Takeaways Rep. Andrew Garbarino
June 18, 2021 Tweet - "I was so happy to join @RepBowman , @RepMondaire , @TishJames , @sochiesays , and thousands of New Yorkers pushing for action to protect voting rights. The Senate will vote Tuesday to move forward on critical voting rights legislation." Sen. Chuck Schumer
June 18, 2021 Catholic Members of Congress Release Statement of Principles Rep. Nydia Velázquez, ...
June 17, 2021 Executive Calendar Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand
June 17, 2021 Voting Rights Sen. Chuck Schumer
June 17, 2021 Tweet - "The Big Lie is fueling these Republican voter suppression laws from one end of America to the other. The Democratic Party is the only party standing up for democracy right now. Next week, the Senate will move forward on critical voting rights legislation." Sen. Chuck Schumer
June 17, 2021 Tweet - "The Senate will vote Tuesday to move forward on critical voting rights legislation." Sen. Chuck Schumer
June 17, 2021 Tweet - "Republicans are targeting all the ways that poor, young, Black and Brown voters access the ballot. Since the beginning of the year, 14 states have enacted 22 laws to make it harder to vote. The Senate will move forward on critical voting rights legislation next week." Sen. Chuck Schumer
Date Title Politician
June 22, 2021 Tweet - "There's no principle behind these GOP voter suppression laws: not fraud, not election integrity, not security, not better election administration The only purpose is rigging the rules--suppressing votes The Senate will vote on moving forward on critical voting rights legislation" Sen.Chuck Schumer
June 22, 2021 Making Improvements in Enactment of Title United States Code, Into A Positive Law Title and to Improve Code Rep.Jerry Nadler
June 22, 2021 Justice for Juveniles Act Rep.Jerry Nadler
June 22, 2021 Preventing Crimes Against Veterans Act of 2021 Rep.Jerry Nadler
June 22, 2021 Elder Abuse Protection Act of 2021 Rep.Jerry Nadler
June 22, 2021 Gillibrand Statement On Release Of Military Leadership Letters Opposing Military Justice Reform Sen.Kirsten Gillibrand
June 22, 2021 For the People Act Sen.Chuck Schumer
June 22, 2021 Artistic Recognition for Talented Students Act Rep.Jerry Nadler
June 21, 2021 Tweet - "Voting rights are under assault by GOP legislatures--spurred on by Trump's big lie. Since the beginning of the year, there have been nearly 400 bills introduced to restrict voting rights. The Senate will vote tomorrow on moving forward on critical voting rights legislation." Sen.Chuck Schumer
June 21, 2021 Tweet - "Tomorrow, the Senate will vote on moving forward on critical voting rights legislation." Sen.Chuck Schumer
June 21, 2021 ICYMI: NY Times Editorial: The Two Men Blocking Military Sexual Assault Reform Sen.Kirsten Gillibrand
June 21, 2021 Tweet - "When you lose an election, you're supposed to try to win over more voters. Instead, Republicans are trying to stop people from voting. That tears at the very fabric of our democracy. And that's why the Senate will move forward on critical voting rights legislation." Sen.Chuck Schumer
June 21, 2021 Cloture Motion Sen.Kirsten Gillibrand
June 21, 2021 Business Before the Senate Sen.Chuck Schumer
June 21, 2021 Tweet - "GOP legislatures are trying to give themselves more power to undermine and override election boards and county election officials They want to make it harder to vote and easier to steal an election We will move forward on voting rights legislation" Sen.Chuck Schumer
June 20, 2021 Tweet - "I was proud to join @AAPIDemocracy 's Voting is Justice rally We can't allow the rising tide of bigotry against the AAPI community to go unchecked That's why we passed the COVID-19 Hate Crimes Act And that's why the Senate will move forward on critical voting rights legislation" Sen.Chuck Schumer
June 19, 2021 Tweet - "#Juneteenth marks the day some of the last formerly enslaved people in the nation learned that they were free. It's the only federal holiday to recognize the horrors of slavery. Today we reflect on the sins of the past and continue working toward equality for all Americans." Sen.Chuck Schumer
June 19, 2021 Garbarino, Katko, Malliotakis Meet With NYC Law Enforcement Leaders, Share Key Takeaways Rep.Andrew Garbarino
June 18, 2021 Tweet - "I was so happy to join @RepBowman , @RepMondaire , @TishJames , @sochiesays , and thousands of New Yorkers pushing for action to protect voting rights. The Senate will vote Tuesday to move forward on critical voting rights legislation." Sen.Chuck Schumer
June 18, 2021 Catholic Members of Congress Release Statement of Principles Rep.Nydia Velázquez, ...
June 17, 2021 Executive Calendar Sen.Kirsten Gillibrand
June 17, 2021 Voting Rights Sen.Chuck Schumer
June 17, 2021 Tweet - "The Big Lie is fueling these Republican voter suppression laws from one end of America to the other. The Democratic Party is the only party standing up for democracy right now. Next week, the Senate will move forward on critical voting rights legislation." Sen.Chuck Schumer
June 17, 2021 Tweet - "The Senate will vote Tuesday to move forward on critical voting rights legislation." Sen.Chuck Schumer
June 17, 2021 Tweet - "Republicans are targeting all the ways that poor, young, Black and Brown voters access the ballot. Since the beginning of the year, 14 states have enacted 22 laws to make it harder to vote. The Senate will move forward on critical voting rights legislation next week." Sen.Chuck Schumer
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