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Transparency is vital to democracy. Below please find explainers for key votes I took in the 119th Congress.

Vote Explainer: H.R. 29 - Laken Riley Act 

On January 7th, the House voted on the Laken Riley Act. 

The murder of Laken Riley was an avoidable tragedy. It is clear that the perpetrator fell through holes in our system and there are no excuses for that. 

Dear friends and neighbors, 

I hope you were able to spend a wonderful holiday season with your loved ones. Our break between averting a last-minute government shutdown and being back in Washington yesterday for swearing in felt brief, but spending a few days home in snowy New England was a treat! 

On Friday, I took the oath of office to serve as your representative in the 119th Congress. 

Congressman Seth Moulton made the following statement after voting against a Republican Continuing Resolution in the House this evening. 

Salem, Mass. – Congressman Seth Moulton announced that Lynn and Peabody will receive federal grants to enhance local community policing. 

WASHINGTON,, DC – Congressman Seth Moulton has introduced the “Building Safer Streets Act,” a bill that would bring street design standards into the 21st century and make way for innovative, locally-sensitive street designs and improvements by providing government agencies from the federal to local level with resources to remove red tape and make streets safer.

Salem, Mass. – Congressman Seth Moulton joins the U.S. Environmental Protect Agency (EPA) to announce that the Hamilton-Wenham Regional School District will receive almost $5 million in federal funding to replace 17 diesel buses with new zero-emission buses to reduce air pollution. 

The project, made possible by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, which Congressman Moulton helped to pass in 2021, will directly improve the air quality for students, staff, and community members and reduce district transportation costs.

WASHINGTON, DC - Congressman Seth Moulton issued the following statement after voting against a procedural rule to advance the National Defense Authorization Act today. As a member of the House Armed Services Committee, Moulton plays an active role in the creation of the annual must-pass bill, which dictates our nation's defense priorities.