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Chris Pappas' Public Statements on Issue: Guns

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On The Ballot: Running, Democratic for U.S. House (NH) - District 1

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Guns

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06/09/2022 Pappas Helps Pass Gun Violence Protection Legislation
06/08/2022 Pappas Helps Pass the Protecting Our Kids Act
06/03/2022 Pappas Calls for Vote on Gun Violence Prevention Legislation
05/27/2022 Letter to Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the House, Steny Hoyer, Majority Leader of the House, James Clyburn, Majority Whip of the House - House Gun Sit-In Organizers Call on House Leadership to Act on Gun Violence Prevention
12/16/2021 Letter to Miguel Cardona, Secretary of Education - Menendez and Booker Join Democratic Senate and House Colleagues in Urging Education Secretary to Provide Guidance to Parents on Gun Storage Safety
12/15/2021 Letter to Hon. Miguel Cardona, Secretary of Education - Following Oxford High School Shooting, Van Hollen, Murphy, Thompson, Stabenow, Peters, Blumenthal, Slotkin Urge Department Of Education To Issue Guidance On Safe Gun Storage
04/02/2021 Letter to the Hon. Charles Schumer, House Majority Leader - Neguse, Spanberger Lead 65 Colleagues in Pressing Senate Majority Leader to Vote on Commonsense Gun Violence Prevention Legislation
03/11/2021 Congressman Pappas Votes to Pass Bipartisan, Common Sense Gun Safety Reform
11/19/2019 Letter to the Hon. Mitch McConnell, Majority Leader of the United States Senate - 130+ Democratic House Members Urge Senate Action on House-Passes Bills in Wake of Deadly Shootings
08/07/2019 Letter to the Hon. Mitch McConnell, Senate Majority Leader - 213 Democratic members urge McConnell to hold a vote on bipartisan gun violence prevention legislation immediately
02/27/2019 Congressman Pappas votes to pass bipartisan common sense gun safety reform legislation H.R. 8
01/01/2018 Issue Position: Common Sense Gun Safety Measures
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