On the Senate calendar · awaiting a floor vote
Western Wildfire Support Act of 2026
S. 91
No sponsorship, recorded vote, or statement from this delegation yet.
Your State
2 senators and 2 House members — what they wrote, how they voted, and what they said on the bills before Congress.

U.S. Senate

U.S. Senate

District 1

District 2
On the Senate calendar · awaiting a floor vote
S. 91
No sponsorship, recorded vote, or statement from this delegation yet.
On the Senate calendar · awaiting a floor vote
S. 3062
No sponsorship, recorded vote, or statement from this delegation yet.
Passed the House · awaiting a Senate vote
H.R. 2550
Passed the Senate · awaiting a House vote
S. 93
Signed into law
H.R. 7022
No sponsorship, recorded vote, or statement from this delegation yet.
Signed into law
H.R. 952
No sponsorship, recorded vote, or statement from this delegation yet.
Signed into law
H.R. 837
No sponsorship, recorded vote, or statement from this delegation yet.
Signed into law
H.R. 227
Signed into law
H.R. 3620
No sponsorship, recorded vote, or statement from this delegation yet.
Signed into law
H.R. 6380
No sponsorship, recorded vote, or statement from this delegation yet.
Signed into law
H.R. 4467
No sponsorship, recorded vote, or statement from this delegation yet.
Signed into law
H.R. 2481
No sponsorship, recorded vote, or statement from this delegation yet.
Signed into law
H.R. 7831
No sponsorship, recorded vote, or statement from this delegation yet.
Signed into law
H.R. 4307
No sponsorship, recorded vote, or statement from this delegation yet.
On Protect America's Workforce Act
“Federal workers show up on the job every day to do the people’s work, and their limited collective bargaining rights are critical to protecting them from unfair treatment and political interference.”
In brief · Golden argues federal workers' limited bargaining rights protect them from unfair treatment and political interference. After the House passed the bill, he urged the Senate to act on it quickly. (AI-written summary of the source)
Press release · Office of Rep. Jared Golden · December 11, 2025 · “Golden’s bill to restore federal workers’ collective bargaining rights passes House in bip…” · Quote checked word-for-word against the source
On Protect America's Workforce Act
“President Trump said ending collective bargaining was about protecting our national defense. But in my District, many affected workers build our warships and care for our veterans. These workers make our country safer and stronger every day. America did not vote to silence these workers, but this bill gives all of us a chance to restore their voices.”
In brief · Golden disputes the national defense argument for ending bargaining, pointing to workers in his district who build warships and care for veterans, and says the bill would restore their voice. (AI-written summary of the source)
Press release · Office of Rep. Jared Golden · December 10, 2025 · “Golden-Fitzpatrick bill to restore federal workers’ union rights clears key House hurdle, …” · Quote checked word-for-word against the source
On Protect America's Workforce Act
“America never voted to eliminate workers’ union rights, and the strong bipartisan support for my bill shows that Congress will not stand idly by while President Trump nullifies federal workers’ collective bargaining agreements and rolls back generations of labor law.”
In brief · Golden says the executive order cancels collective bargaining agreements and rolls back long-standing labor law, and that the bipartisan support for his bill shows Congress opposes this. (AI-written summary of the source)
Press release · Office of Rep. Jared Golden · November 17, 2025 · “Golden’s bill to restore federal workers’ union rights clears threshold to force House act…” · Quote checked word-for-word against the source
On Protect America's Workforce Act
“In his order, President Trump said that federal workers’ rights are incompatible with national security. He is wrong. Union workers make America stronger every single day, including the more than 6,000 federal workers in Maine.”
In brief · Golden, the bill's sponsor, rejects the executive order's national security reasoning and argues that unionized federal workers, including thousands in Maine, strengthen the country. (AI-written summary of the source)
Press release · Office of Rep. Jared Golden · April 1, 2025 · “Golden, Fitzpatrick introduce bipartisan bill to repeal President Trump’s order restrictin…” · Quote checked word-for-word against the source