
NV — U.S. Senate
Catherine Cortez Masto
U.S. Senator · Democrat · Nevada
Why this member?
Housing & Economic Prosperity
- Serves on Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs
Small Business & Capital
- Serves on Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs
Energy & Infrastructure
- Serves on Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources
Environment & Climate
- Serves on Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources
Healthcare
- Serves on Senate Committee on Finance
Jobs & Workforce
- Serves on Senate Committee on Finance
Community Development
- Serves on Senate Committee on Indian Affairs
Committees
- Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs
- Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs — Financial Institutions and Consumer Protection (Ranking Member)
- Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources
- Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources — Public Lands, Forests, and Mining (Ranking Member)
- Senate Committee on Finance
- Senate Committee on Indian Affairs
Legislation in their issue areas
H.R. 68
Housing Fairness Act
Would fund fair housing testing and enforcement to detect discrimination in rentals, sales and lending.
H.R. 3305
Black Maternal Health Momnibus Act
A package of bills on maternal mortality data, community birth workers, postpartum coverage and maternal mental health.
Community conversation
Ask Catherine Cortez Masto a question or talk with neighbours about this office. Posts are from the public unless marked as an official reply.
Loading the conversation…
Checking your sign-in…
Related coverage
Housing costs return to the top of the congressional agenda
Rent, insurance and appraisal gaps are driving a new round of housing bills and oversight letters on Capitol Hill.
Housing costs return to the top of the congressional agenda
Rent, insurance and appraisal gaps are driving a new round of housing bills and oversight letters on Capitol Hill.
What the maternal health package would actually change
A breakdown of the provisions on data collection, community birth workers and postpartum coverage.
Broadband affordability gap widens after subsidy lapse
Households that relied on the federal internet discount are reporting service cuts and rising bills.