Jamie Raskin

The White House and its grounds are currently exempt from federal historic preservation rules. This bill would change that, making sure any changes to the White House would need review under the National Historic Preservation Act.

This bill would require all states to use ranked choice voting for elections for U.S. Senator and Representative. This means voters would rank candidates in order of preference instead of choosing just one. It would also end separate runoff elections for these federal races, starting January 1, 2030.

The post office in Olney, Maryland, located at 3570 Olney Laytonsville Road, would be officially named the "Edward L. Ramsey Olney Post Office Building." This change would mean all official documents and references would use the new name, honoring Edward L. Ramsey.

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This bill would require military schools to restore access to books and learning materials that were removed earlier this year. It would also set new rules for how the Secretary of Defense can change school curricula or remove materials in the future. Plus, it would cancel several recent Executive Orders that affect the Department of Defense.

This bill would make federal laws clearer by fixing many old and wrong legal references. It would update these references across many different federal laws that refer to rules about Congress, national security, and elections. This would help lawyers, judges, government agencies, and the public find and understand the correct laws more easily.

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This bill would protect individuals, charities, and local governments from civil or criminal lawsuits when they donate or distribute pet food and supplies in good faith. These protections would apply to donations for pets, emotional support animals, and service animals.

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