Shaheen: Supporting U.S. allies, expanding insulin access remain top priorities

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : "I intend to find non-24/7 ways that I can stay involved in public policy and politics in our great state," she said.
58% : As for her fondest memories on the policy front, Shaheen pointed to advancements she achieved for children as governor, including expanding support for full-time kindergarten statewide and creating the state version of the federal Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) Act, passed in 1997 to give coverage to children whose family incomes were too high to qualify for Medicaid.
56% : "My family has always been involved in these decisions over the years, and they weighed in this time and you can be assured they had an impact," Shaheen said. Notable accomplishments Over a groundbreaking 30-year career in elective office and 50 years of political activism, Shaheen has only lost one race: her first bid for the U.S. Senate in 2002, to Republican Congressman John E. Sununu, an older brother of Chris Sununu.
56% : In the U.S. Senate, it was implementing the Affordable Care Act, aka Obamacare, which significantly reduced the percentage of families in New Hampshire without health insurance.
14% : "One of the things that made it so difficult was having Donald Trump win the White House and all the destructive things he has engaged in ever since," Shaheen said.

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