Press Releases

April 2019
Merkley, Grassley Lead Bipartisan Push for Wind Energy Funding
Merkley Statement on Equality Act Hearing: ‘A Huge Step Forward in the Fight for LGBTQ Equality’
Merkley, Welch Introduce Bicameral Legislation to Extend Electric Vehicle Tax Credit
Merkley Praises VA Decision to Finally Allow Blue Water Navy Veterans Harmed by Agent Orange to Access VA Health Care
Merkley, Panetta Applaud End of Taxpayer-Funded Kitten Slaughter
March 2019
Wyden, Merkley Demand Equal Pay for U.S. Women’s Soccer Team
Merkley, Wyden Demand Trump Reverse Proposed Cuts to Wildfire Prevention, Firefighting Budget
Merkley Introduces Legislation to Ensure Equal Representation for Every American: Would End Electoral College, Embrace Full Representation for D.C., Puerto Rico & Territories
Wyden, Merkley Secured $2.1 Million in Federal Disaster Recovery for Oregon Fisheries
Wyden, Merkley Reintroduce Bill to Require the President and Vice President to Fully Divest Their Financial Conflicts of Interests
47 Senate Democrats Introduce ‘For the People’ Act to Put Power Back in the Hands of the American People
Merkley Statement on Green New Deal Vote
As Ukraine Presidential Election Approaches, Merkley and Durbin Introduce Resolution to Support Ukrainian Democracy & Combat Russian Election Interference
Senator Jeff Merkley Visits Heart of Oregon YouthBuild to Meet Program Youth
Senators Markey, Young, Merkley and Durbin Call for Greater Accountability for Atrocities in Burma
Two Central Oregon Irrigation Districts, joined by U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley and NRCS Chief Matthew Lohr, celebrate key milestones in $50 million project upgrading rural infrastructure, serving as national model for protecting farms and water resources
After Returning from Mexican Side of Border, Merkley Slams Cruel Trump Policies
Merkley, Kennedy Raise Privacy Alarms After Revelations That Airlines May Be Monitoring Passengers Through In-Flight Entertainment Systems
Merkley, Wyden Announce $2.5 Million for Offshore Wind Energy Research
Following Return from Central America, House and Senate Democrats Call for Free and Open Elections in Guatemala
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