Press Releases
Schumer, Gillibrand Announce $3 Million In Federal Funding For Binghamton University
Schumer, Gillibrand Announce $3 Million In Federal Funding For Binghamton University
Gillibrand Speaks On Senate Floor, Urges Colleagues To Protect Health Insurance For Millions Of Americans And Oppose Brett Kavanaugh’s Confirmation To The Supreme Court Of The United States
The Next Supreme Court Justice Could Be the Deciding Vote on Whether People with Preexisting Conditions Continue to Receive Affordable Health Coverage; More Than Eight Million New Yorkers Have a Preexisting Condition and Would be at Risk if Insurance Companies Were Allowed to Deny Coverage or Charge More for Care
At Senate Finance Subcommittee Hearing, Gillibrand Urges Her Colleagues To Pass The Family Act To Create A Universal, Gender-Neutral Paid Family And Medical Leave Plan
Gillibrand Urges Senate Colleagues to Reject Republican Plan That Weakens Social Security and Pass Her FAMILY Act Now to Give Every American Worker Access to Paid Family and Medical Leave; Gillibrand’s FAMILY Act Creates a Universal, Gender-Neutral Paid Family and Medical Leave Plan that Would Cover All Workers for Any Medical Event
Gillibrand Statement On President Trump’s Nomination Of Brett Kavanaugh To The Supreme Court Of The United States
Washington, DC – U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand today released the following statement regarding President Donald J. Trump’s nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court of the United States: “If Brett Kavanaugh is confirmed, he would tip the...
Schumer, Gillibrand Announce $52,000 In Federal Funding For The Town Of Hartwick
Funding Will Be Used to Evaluate Alternative Options for Providing Drinking Water and Sewer Services Along Route 28 Corridor; Commercial and Residential Properties Along Corridor Currently Rely on Private Wells for Drinking Water and on Individual Wastewater Septic Systems
Senator Schumer, Gillibrand and Congressman Faso Announce That Legislation To Name Saugerties Post Office In Honor Of Maurice Hinchey Passes In The Senate And House Of Representatives
Bill Now Heads to President’s Desk for Signature
Following Her Push, Gillibrand Successfully Secures Several Provisions In The Recently Passes Senate Farm Bill To Strengthen New York’s Rural Communities And Protect Farmers And Producers
Washington, DC – U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand today announced that several provisions she secured in the Farm Bill have passed in the Senate. These include new grant programs to help invest in New York’s rural economies and $77 million for dairy farmers...
Following Her Push, Gillibrand Successfully Secures Several Provisions In The Recently Passed Senate Farm Bill To Strengthen New York’s Rural Communities And Protect Farmers And Producers
Washington, DC – U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand today announced that several provisions she secured in the Farm Bill have passed in the Senate. These include new grant programs to help invest in New York’s rural economies and $77 million for dairy farmers...
As Seniors Across New York Continue To Face Soaring Prescription Drug Prices, Gillibrand Visits Ithaca To Announce Legislation To Drive Down Costs And Increase Access To Safe, Affordable Medications
Trump Administration Refuses to Defend Pre-Existing Condition Protections in Lawsuit That Would Kick Millions Off of Insurance and Could Raise Prescription Medication Costs; Last Year, Nearly 28 Million Americans Experienced a Spike in Prescription Medication Prices and Many Seniors Were Forced to Go Without Their Prescription Drugs in the Face of Rising Costs
As Seniors Across New York Continue To Face Soaring Prescription Drug Prices, Gillibrand Visits Syracuse To Announce Legislation To Drive Down Costs And Increase Access To Safe, Affordable Medications
Trump Administration Refuses to Defend Pre-Existing Condition Protections in Lawsuit That Would Kick Millions Off of Insurance and Could Raise Prescription Medication Costs; Last Year, Nearly 28 Million Americans Experienced a Spike in Prescription Medication Prices and Many Seniors Were Forced to Go Without Their Prescription Drugs in the Face of Rising Costs