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Senator Murray Statement on Opposing Final Fiscal Year 2026 NDAA
ICYMI: Senator Murray Responds to Speaker Johnson Working to Strip IVF Coverage for Servicemembers from NDAA, Betraying Trump Promise to Increase Access to IVF Washington, D.C. – Today, U.S. Senator Patty Murray (D-WA), Vice Chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, voted against final passage of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2026 (NDAA), and issued the following statement:
The storms in WA state have been a sobering reminder: the decisions we make in DC really matter for families back home.
20 years ago, I secured funding for Mount Vernon to build a flood wall. Now, that flood wall is preventing major flooding from devastating the city's downtown.
There’s downed power outages all over our state. If you see a downed power line, move away from it and anything touching it. Keep 35 feet away. You can’t tell if a power line is energized by looking at it. Call 911 if there’s danger. Call your utility to report the line. #wawx
A good reminder for everyone commuting in extreme weather conditions today.

During power outages, remember darkened traffic signals turn to all-way stops.
Remind everyone: Republicans made tax breaks for billionaires permanent. Permanent! They exploded the national debt by trillions to do it.
But saving health care for a few years? Republicans say that's too expensive.
Good Wednesday morning. Be advised that winds are just picking up across the region. Please use extreme caution on the roads this morning.
My message to everyone in WA state dealing with the aftermath of the devastating floods: I know you have a long road ahead, but I will be with you every step of the way and will fight tooth and nail to make sure you get the support you need to rebuild and recover.
My message to everyone in WA state dealing with the aftermath of the devastating floods: I know you have a long road ahead, but I will be with you every step of the way and will fight tooth and nail to make sure you get the support you need to rebuild and recover. ...
We should always come together in times of tragedy and focus on helping people. Thank you to the first responders working tirelessly to keep people safe as WA state experiences catastrophic and record-breaking flooding.
We should always come together in times of tragedy and focus on helping people. Thank you to the first responders working tirelessly to keep people safe as WA state experiences catastrophic and record-breaking flooding. ...
ICYMI: Republicans cut provisions in the defense bill to make IVF affordable for servicemembers.
Why? Because Speaker Johnson doesn’t want our troops to be able to build their families.
Trump talks a big game about IVF—but he won’t lift a finger to help people afford it.
ICYMI: Republicans cut provisions in the defense bill to make IVF affordable for servicemembers.
Why? Because Speaker Johnson doesn’t want our troops to be able to build their families.
Trump talks a big game about IVF—but he won’t lift a finger to help people afford it.
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This was my message yesterday while the sun was still shining: some of the toughest days are still ahead for Washington state.
Listen to local officials, stay alert. But know that everyone is stepping up to help their neighbors, and we’ll get through this together.
This was my message yesterday while the sun was still shining: some of the toughest days are still ahead for Washington state.
Listen to local officials, stay alert. But know that everyone is stepping up to help their neighbors, and we’ll get through this together.
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I secured funding to build the Skagit County Flood Wall back in 2006.
Even during the catastrophic flooding we saw this week, that same flood wall protected downtown Mount Vernon.
Investments like this save lives and property. We need more, not less.
I secured funding to build the Skagit County Flood Wall back in 2006.
Even during the catastrophic flooding we saw this week, that same flood wall protected downtown Mount Vernon.
Investments like this save lives and property. We need more, not less.
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