Washington, D.C. – U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand issued the following statement today responding to House Republican leadership’s decision to deny a vote on the Sandy aid bill: “As many Republicans said on the House floor last night, what House...
Gillibrand Led Push in the Senate Requiring a Report on Changing Current Policy That Officially Bars Qualified Servicewomen from Some Combat Roles, Women Already Serving On The Frontlines to Defend the Country, Nearly 15% of Active Duty Military Forces Are Women
Gillibrand: “Sexual Assault Has No Place in the Military, We Must Hold Perpetrators Accountable”
Schumer, Gillibrand Announce that City of Kingston Has Received $1.1 Million EDA Disaster Grant for Washington Avenue Tunnel Restoration
Department Of Defense To Invest $50 Million in Microelectronics Research – College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering of the University At Albany Would Compete For Funding
Gillibrand Bill to Fund Critical Emergency Unit in Scotia Now Heads to Full Senate
$24 Million Investment Would Build Central, Multi-Faceted Vehicle and Equipment Maintenance Shop; Create Jobs in Dutchess County
Gillibrand, Member Of Senate Armed Services Committee, Wrote and Passed Amendment To Restore Funding For New Barracks as Part of 2013 National Defense Authorization Act
Gillibrand, Member Of The Senate Armed Services Committee, Fought Hard For Federal Resources For New and Improved Facilities
Federal Economic Development Investment Will Help Spur Small Business Growth In Communities Recovering From Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee
