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Press releases from: December 2020

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Van Hollen Brings on former City Councilwoman Shannon Sneed to Lead Baltimore Outreach
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Van Hollen Statement on Trump Veto of the NDAA
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Van Hollen Statement on Senator Mike Miller’s Resignation
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Van Hollen Statement on the Passage of COVID-19, Government Funding Package
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Van Hollen, Fischer Bipartisan BUILD Act Passes Senate
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Van Hollen, Merkley, Colleagues Push 22 Financial Services Companies to Prioritize American Health, Safety, Economic Security by Not Insuring Arctic Drilling
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Van Hollen Statement on Bipartisan COVID-19 Relief Package
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Senate Passes Van Hollen, Sasse Bill to Punish Foreign Companies, Individuals for IP Theft
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Van Hollen, Burr, McBath Applaud Senate Passage of Bipartisan Child Care Protection Improvement Act
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Van Hollen Meets with Biden HUD Nominee Rep. Marcia Fudge
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Senate Passes Van Hollen-led Legislation to Honor Henrietta Lacks, Improve Equity in Cancer Research
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Van Hollen, Cardin, Senate Democrats Introduce the Economic Justice Act, Expanding the Historic Proposal to More Than $435 Billion to Address Systemic Racism and Historic Underinvestment in Communities of Color
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Van Hollen Recognizes Urban One's 40th Anniversary and the Leadership of Founder Cathy Hughes in Congressional Record Statement
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Van Hollen, Sherman, Gonzalez Applaud Holding Foreign Companies Accountable Act’s Signing into Law
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Van Hollen, Senate Democrats Push to Ensure COVID-19 Vaccine Clinical Trials Continue to Enroll Diverse Participants
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Van Hollen, Cardin, Trone Announce $70,000 for Economic Development in Western Maryland
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Van Hollen Meets with Biden USTR Nominee Katherine Tai
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Van Hollen, Cardin Laud Passage of Senate Bill to Honor Mikulski
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Van Hollen Requests CDC Consider Young Adults with Chronic Conditions in COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution
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Baltimore’s Congressional Delegation Announces Nearly $1 Million to Boost STEM Education Programs at Towson University