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The Freedom to Vote Act will set basic national standards to make sure all Americans can cast their ballots in the way that works best for them, regardless of what zip code they live in Senator Warnock: “As access to the ballot remains under threat for voters in Georgia and states across the nation, I’m proud to stand with my

Senator Reverend Warnock was joined by Sens. Ossoff and Cortez Masto in introducing bill to build public transportation serving affordable housing and low-income communities Senator Warnock: “For many Georgians, physical mobility means social mobility. Hardworking families, from Albany to Augusta, stand to benefit from this additional transit funding that will help to connect students to their classrooms, patients to their

Senator Warnock: “I join the nation in prayer as we pause to remember and mourn the lives taken, the heroes who sacrificed themselves to save others and our country, and to pray for the parents, partners, children and friends whose last 20 years have been marked by a profound absence.” Senator Warnock: “We must match the pride we have for

Senator Warnock remains committed to protecting the safety and dignity of workers across Georgia Senator Warnock: “My parents taught me the value of hard work, that people don’t mind working hard as long as they get to share in the prosperity they create.” Senator Warnock: “On this Labor Day, I will continue fighting to pass the PRO Actin the Senate and standing up for workers and their right to

The Kira Johnson Act, originally introduced during Women’s History Month in April, directly addresses the maternal mortality crisis by providing direct funding to local organizations already doing the work to ensure mothers of color do not lose their lives during childbirth. The bill would create a five-year, $50 million grant program in HHS to improve health outcomes, as well as

Senators call on United States Department of Veterans Affairs to increase outreach to veterans of Afghanistan and the global war on terrorism, provide access to mental health services and care A bipartisan group of 31 Senators penned the call for action following reports that calls to veterans’ suicide hotlines have increased since the fall of Kabul The lawmakers: “More than two million veterans served during