Short List of Stefanik Claims and “Nay” Votes on Bills that Passed
Supports Veterans
Voted No on HR 3967 (Expands VA healthcare for exposure to burn pits)
Voted No on HR 4673 (Automatically enrolls veterans in the VA healthcare system)
Invests in the North Country
Voted No on HR 3684 (Federal funding for highway repair/construction, bridge safety/repair, and water systems updates\repair)
Voted No on HR 5376 (Invests in domestic energy/manufacturing, reduces carbon emissions, allows Medicare to negotiate for prescription drug prices, expands the ACA)
Voted No on HR 1319 (establishes additional relief to address the continued impact of COVID 19 on the economy, public health, state and local governments, individuals and businesses)
Protects Democracy
Voted No on HR 5314 (Addresses issues involving abuse of presidential powers, accountability and transparency)
Voted No on HR 5746 (Expands voter registration efforts and increases voting access via vote-by-mail and early voting
Supports small business owners
Voted No on HR 3807 (Funding for restaurants and other food/beverage purveyors in response to COVID)
Advocates for NY 21 constituent’s health care
Voted No on HR 3 (Lower Drug Costs Now Act of 2018, authorizes HHS to negotiate
prescription drug prices)
Voted No on HR 6833 (The Affordable Insulin Act, caps cost to patients at $35 per
month)
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Advocates for Women
Voted No on HR 8373 (Guarantees a right to use contraceptives)
Voted No on HR 8296 (Women’s Health Protection Act)
Voted No on HR 2119 (Funds emergency shelters and supports related assistance for victims of domestic violence)
Protects Consumers
Voted No on HR 7688 (Consumer Fuel Price Gouging Prevention Act, prohibits
exploiting an energy emergency by selling fuel at an excessive price or increasing
prices unreasonably)
Protects our children
Voted No on HR 2339 (Prohibits marketing, advertising or promoting any electronic nicotine delivery system in a manner that appeals to an individual under 21 years of age)
Voted No on S 2938 (Bipartisan Safer Communities Act which appropriates funds for commons sense gun reform)