Senate Updates: New Cosponsors for Pending Legislation

The Frame

What this does

ship indicates a senator's formal support for a bill, which can influence the likelihood of the legislation moving toward a committee vote or floor debate.

Who is mentioned in the record

Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.

U.S. Senators

Senators are formally recording their support for specific legislative proposals.

What changed

Last recorded activity March 31, 2025.

What's next

Next step not available in the current record.

Summary

This document lists recent additions of senators as s to various bills and resolutions currently under consideration in the U.S. Senate. These updates reflect changes in support for legislation ranging from voter registration and healthcare to environmental protection and national security.

Key Facts

S. 128 (Voter Registration/Citizenship): Mr. Marshall added as cosponsor.
S. 162 (Foster/Adoptive Parent Recruitment): Ms. Klobuchar added as cosponsor.
S. 221 (Customs Waters Extension): Mr. Fetterman added as cosponsor.
S. 237 (Public Safety Officer Cancer Benefits): Mr. Merkley added as cosponsor.
S. 315 (AM Radio in Vehicles): Mrs. Gillibrand added as cosponsor.
S. 339 (Medicare Multi-Cancer Screening): Mr. Daines added as cosponsor.
S. 556 (Iran Sanctions): Ms. Klobuchar added as cosponsor.
S. 557 (Small Business Loan Data Repeal): Mr. Moran added as cosponsor.
S. 575 (Advanced Practice Nurse Access): Mr. Welch added as cosponsor.
S. 627 (ABLE Programs): Mr. Ossoff added as cosponsor.
S. 858 (Medal of Honor Museum): Mrs. Hyde-Smith added as cosponsor.
S. 864 (Health Insurance Cost-Sharing): Mr. Boozman and Mrs. Shaheen added as cosponsors.
S. 949 (National Park Service Staffing): Ms. Slotkin added as cosponsor.
S. 950 (Forest Service Staffing): Ms. Slotkin added as cosponsor.
S. 963 (Space National Guard): Mr. Moreno added as cosponsor.
S. 1060 (Digital Advertising Competition): Mr. Cruz added as cosponsor.
S. 1090 (Executive Branch Restraint Procedures): Mr. Moreno added as cosponsor.
S. 1099 (District Court Injunctive Relief): Mr. Graham added as cosponsor.
S. 1137 (Correctional Facility Jamming Equipment): Mr. Moreno added as cosponsor.
S. 1142 (Golden Gate National Recreation Area): Mr. Schiff added as cosponsor.
S. 1193 (Utah Wilderness Designation): 13 senators added as cosponsors.
S. 1196 (Special Government Employees): Ms. Duckworth added as cosponsor.
S.J. Res. 13 (Bank Merger Act Rule Disapproval): Mr. Daines added as cosponsor.
S.J. Res. 43 (Election Contributions Amendment): Ms. Slotkin added as cosponsor.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean when a senator is added as a cosponsor?

It means the senator has formally signed on to support a bill or resolution that has already been introduced by another member.

Does this document change any laws?

No, this is a procedural record of legislative support and does not enact or change any laws.

Why It Matters

ship indicates a senator's formal support for a bill, which can influence the likelihood of the legislation moving toward a committee vote or floor debate.

News Coverage

No news coverage found yet. Articles are indexed twice daily.

Discoveries

Patterns POLISCOPE noticed across the record. These are observations to investigate, not conclusions.

policy shift100% confidence

High Cosponsorship for Utah Wilderness

S. 1193 received a large influx of 13 new cosponsors simultaneously, indicating a coordinated push for this specific legislation.

S. 1193

Connected Entities

personAmy Klobuchar“Senator from Minnesota”Map →

personTom Cotton“Senator from Arkansas”Map →

personTammy Baldwin“Senator from Wisconsin”Map →

personJohn Fetterman“Senator from Pennsylvania”Map →

personEd Markey“Senator from Massachusetts”Map →

personJohn Kennedy“Senator from Louisiana”Map →

personBen Ray Lujan“Senator from New Mexico”Map →

personJon Ossoff“Senator from Georgia”Map →

personJerry Moran“Senator from Kansas”Map →

personMaria Cantwell“Senator from Washington”Map →

personElissa Slotkin“Senator from Michigan”Map →

personDan Sullivan“Senator from Alaska”Map →

personBernie Sanders“Senator from Vermont”Map →

personKirsten Gillibrand“Senator from New York”Map →

personRoger Marshall“Senator from Kansas”Map →

personAdam Schiff“Senator from California”Map →

personLindsey Graham“Senator from South Carolina”Map →

personAlex Padilla“Senator from California”Map →

personTed Cruz“Senator from Texas”Map →

personMike Lee“Senator from Utah”Map →

personCory Booker“Senator from New Jersey”Map →

personRick Scott“Senator from Florida”Map →

personBernie Moreno“Senator from Ohio”Map →

personJohn Boozman“Senator from Arkansas”Map →

personTammy Duckworth“Senator from Illinois”Map →

personChuck Grassley“Senator from Iowa”Map →

personChris Murphy“Senator from Connecticut”Map →

personJeanne Shaheen“Senator from New Hampshire”Map →

personTina Smith“Senator from Minnesota”Map →

personEric Schmitt“Senator from Missouri”Map →

personSteve Daines“Senator from Montana”Map →

personPatty Murray“Senator from Washington”Map →

personMark Kelly“Senator from Arizona”Map →

personJosh Hawley“Senator from Missouri”Map →

personDick Durbin“Senator from Illinois”Map →

personJeff Merkley“Senator from Oregon”Map →

personJames Justice“Senator from West Virginia”Map →

personMike Crapo“Senator from Idaho”Map →

personCindy Hyde-Smith“Senator from Mississippi”Map →

personRichard Blumenthal“Senator from Connecticut”Map →

personPeter Welch“Senator from Vermont”Map →

Sources

Open source document

www.govinfo.gov

Analysis Score

0–100

Significance20
How much this matters to a regular citizen
Controversy10
Intensity of disagreement among stakeholders
Entertainment5
Compellingness for a non-policy-wonk reader
Buzz10
Current news / social attention level