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Elissa Slotkin's Public Statements on Issue: Government Budget and Spending

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On The Ballot: Running, Democratic for U.S. Senate (MI) - Sr

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Government Budget and Spending

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10/26/2021 ICYMI: Slotkin's Bill to Revamp National Stockpile Passes on Overwhelmingly Bipartisan Vote
09/23/2021 House Passes NDAA with Slotkin's Bipartisan Amendment on PFAS Regulations, Treatment for Service Members
06/23/2021 Wasserman Schultz Introduces Bipartisan Genetic Cancer Testing Access Expansion
04/29/2021 Slotkin to Advocate for Federal Funding of Local Community and Infrastructure Projects
03/10/2021 Slotkin Votes to Approve Final COVID Relief Bill
02/27/2021 Slotkin Votes to Advance COVID Relief Bill
02/11/2021 Slotkin Unveils Security Agenda During State of the District Address
01/15/2021 Slotkin Hosts Webinar with SBA to Help Small Business Owners Navigate New PPP Loans
12/22/2020 After Months-Long Push for Bipartisan COVID Relief Package, Slotkin Votes to Extend Aid to Michiganders
12/08/2020 Slotkin Provisions on PFAS, Michigan Manufacturing Pass in Bipartisan Defense Bill
12/03/2020 Phillips, Problem Solvers Caucus Push Bicameral, Bipartisan Emergency COVID-19 Relief Package
09/15/2020 Slotkin Joins Problem Solvers Caucus to Unveil Bipartisan COVID Relief Proposal to Kick-Start Stalled Negotiations
08/12/2020 Slotkin Visits Oxford Businesses Demonstrating Strength and Resilience During Pandemic
07/24/2020 Slotkin Announces Over 112,000 8th District Jobs Retained Through PPP Loans
05/27/2020 Slotkin is a co-sponsor of the Paycheck Protection Flexibility Act, which the House will vote on tomorrow
05/15/2020 Slotkin Votes In Favor of Over $13B in Relief for Michigan, Calls for Bipartisan Collaboration on COVID-19 Legislation
04/24/2019 Casten, Neguse, and Levin Lead Freshman Letter Urging Prioritization of Climate Issues In FY2020 Appropriations
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