Senator Romney joined his colleagues, led by Congressional School Choice Caucus co-chair Senator Scott and Senator Feinstein, in introducing a resolution designating this week as National School Choice Week.
U.S. Senators Mitt Romney (R-UT) and Mike Lee (R-UT) congratulated high school seniors, Arundhati Oommen and Neve Rauscher of Salt Lake City, for their selection to represent Utah in the sixtieth annual United States Senate Youth Program Washington Week in March 2022.
Senator Romney joined his colleagues in voting against Democrats’ partisan elections reform, and applauded the courage of his Democratic colleagues, Senators Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema, for voting to maintain the filibuster.
Senator Romney today spoke on the Senate floor about Democrats’ attempts at a partisan takeover of our federal elections.
Senator Romney joined NBC’s Meet the Press with Chuck Todd to discuss Russia’s aggression toward Ukraine, voting rights, and the Biden Presidency.
Senator Romney continued to defend the filibuster—a critical tool of the Senate—and push back on Democrats’ attempts to enact a partisan, federal takeover of our elections.
Senator Romney released the following statement regarding the Nord Stream 2 pipeline.
During a health committee hearing, Senator Romney highlighted the important role scientists play in the fight against COVID, pressed health officials on the Administration’s failure to build testing capacity, and requested data-driven guidance for the American people on when they should be getting tested.
Senator Romney spoke on the Senate floor regarding the Democrats’ radical attempts to remake our governmental institutions by eliminating the Senate filibuster.
WASHINGTON—U.S. Senator Mitt Romney (R-UT) today released the following statement on the anniversary of January 6. “Today, we call to mind the memory of those
In 2021, Senator Romney was also able to make great strides in passing a bipartisan infrastructure bill and bringing awareness to the rising China threat and advancing Utah priorities in Washington.
I could never have predicted what we experienced in 2021. COVID-19 came and went, and came again. Vaccines were both praised and decried. We left