John Hall For Congress

You first elected me to the House of Representatives in 2006 because you wanted to see change in Washington. Since then we have made real progress on some issues but more work still remains to be done.

It is a priority that every American gain access to affordable, quality healthcare. It is also essential that we create a comprehensive new energy policy that invests heavily in wind, solar, and other forms of renewable energy, and creates jobs that cannot be outsourced. Even though we now have a firm commitment to bring our troops home from Iraq in a responsible manner, we must be sure to provide them the benefits they have earned upon their return.

Advancing these pivotal goals is essential to a strong and lasting recovery from our current economic troubles, and it will ensure the American dream remains alive for generations to come. That is why I am so grateful that you have sent me back to Washington to serve with President Obama. In his short time in office the President has shown a strong commitment to those promises we made during the campaign. He has also made good on his pledge to reach out in several bi-partisan attempts to develop solutions. With his leadership I am confident that we will be able to achieve the reforms we have worked so hard for.

I cannot thank you enough for your support, and I pledge to take your voices to Washington and make them heard.
You first elected me to the House of Representatives in 2006 because you wanted to see change in Washington. Since then we have made real progress on some issues but more work still remains to be done.

It is a priority that every American gain access to affordable, quality healthcare. It is also essential that we create a comprehensive new energy policy that invests heavily in wind, solar, and other forms of renewable energy, and creates jobs that cannot be outsourced. Even though we now have a firm commitment to bring our troops home from Iraq in a responsible manner, we must be sure to provide them the benefits they have earned upon their return.

Advancing these pivotal goals is essential to a strong and lasting recovery from our current economic troubles, and it will ensure the American dream remains alive for generations to come. That is why I am so grateful that you have sent me back to Washington to serve with President Obama. In his short time in office the President has shown a strong commitment to those promises we made during the campaign. He has also made good on his pledge to reach out in several bi-partisan attempts to develop solutions. With his leadership I am confident that we will be able to achieve the reforms we have worked so hard for.

I cannot thank you enough for your support, and I pledge to take your voices to Washington and make them heard.



John Hall

Times Herald-Record: Warwick welcomes stimulus
March 9, 2010
WARWICK — After years of wondering how to pay for a new filtration plant to keep drinking water clean, the village saw $2 million fall into its lap Monday.

Mid-Hudson News: Large turnout at jobs fair
March 7, 2010
GOSHEN – About 100 jobseekers attended a jobs training and opportunities fair Saturday afternoon at Orange/Ulster BOCES in Goshen where Congressman John Hall hosted the assembly of local employers and employment specialists to provide information and assistance in career counseling and small business development.

Times Herald-Record: Rep. Hall to host job fair Sat. at Orange-Ulster BOCES
March 3, 2010
GOSHEN — Rep. John Hall will host a job training and opportunities fair at the Orange-Ulster BOCES complex on Saturday, featuring a panel of local employers and education and employment specialists.

Mid-Hudson News: Hall pushes cash for appliances rebates
March 2, 2010
SOMERS – The federal Cash for Appliances rebates program has been extended and on Monday, Congressman John Hall (D-Dover) was at a Westchester County store to promote the program.

The Poughkeepsie Journal: Local Congress members tops on environment
February 23, 2010
Four out of five local members of Congress got perfect scores on environmental votes in 2009, according to the League of Conservation Voters. The 2009 National Environmental Scorecard examined 11 Senate votes and 13 House votes in the first session of the 111th Congress, including bills for clean energy, protecting public lands and clean water. Reps. John Hall, D-Dover Plains, and Maurice Hinchey, D-Hurley, as well as Sens. Kirsten Gillibrand and Charles Schumer received grades of 100 percent for their votes.

Mid-Hudson News: Consumer credit card protections kick in
February 23, 2010
GOSHEN – Orange County Consumer Affairs Commissioner Charles Mitchell says he receives as many as 50 complaints a month from consumers about their credit card bills. That number should diminish quite a bit now that new federal credit card protections kicked in Monday. Congressman John Hall said the safeguards are all about fairness.

Mid-Hudson News: Hall introduces legislation to support small business
February 16, 2010
FISHKILL – Congressman John Hall announced the introduction of a new bill, the Helping Small Businesses Start and Grow Act, which he said would provide tax incentives for them. The bill is so new that he hasn’t begun to seek co-sponsors, but he is hopeful he will persuade other lawmakers to sign onto it.

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