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Charles E. Schumer

U.S. Senator for New York

Party
D
State
New York
Age
Serving since
1981

Rhetoric score

Republicans

5.5

n=9

Democrats

No score

Rhetoric

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Toward Republicans

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2026-06-16 · Floor speech · congress.gov

Congressional Record remarks

9.3

…our ROAD to Housing bill, which we will vote on in a few minutes. At the top of the list, I want to thank Senator Warren for her diligence, her hard work, her intelligence, and her ability to reach out and take good ideas and synthesize them into outstanding le…

Schumer's statement is a floor speech introducing a housing bill, and it explicitly credits both his own party (Senator Warren and…

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2025-11-09 · Floor speech · congress.gov

Congressional Record remarks

2.3

Mr. President, America is in the midst of a Republican- made healthcare crisis--worse than anything the American people have seen in decades. Republicans have spent the…

The statement is a sustained partisan attack on Republicans as a bloc, blaming them categorically for a healthcare crisis and portraying…

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2025-11-08 · Floor speech · congress.gov

Congressional Record remarks

4.3

No. Only after I finish. I know many Republicans stormed out the gate to dismiss this offer, but that is a terrible mistake. Our offer is not a new policy. This is not negotiating in a shutdown; it is simply agree…

Schumer directs sustained criticism at Republicans as a bloc over the shutdown/ACA funding dispute, framing their position as dismissive of…

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Toward Democrats

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05100510Peter WelchSusan CollinsAmy KlobucharBill CassidyTim KaineRon WydenPatty MurrayJohn KennedyMitch McConnellJeff MerkleyJack ReedJohn FettermanCharles E. SchumerSEJosh HawleyEdward J. MarkeyRuben GallegoChris Van HollenShelley Moore CapitoBernard SandersBernie MorenoMartin HeinrichElizabeth WarrenTom CottonTammy DuckworthKirsten E. GillibrandJohn CornynJohn BarrassoJohn ThuneSheldon WhitehouseJoni ErnstCindy Hyde-SmithTommy TubervilleJames E. RischAngus S. KingAndy KimRon JohnsonDarline GrahamAdam B. SchiffRaphael G. WarnockJon HustedAshley MoodyChuck GrassleyTim ScottRand PaulAlex PadillaThomas TillisJon OssoffRoger MarshallJacky RosenMark KellyJohn HoevenMike LeeMike CrapoTed BuddDeb FischerMarsha BlackburnTammy BaldwinRichard J. DurbinMike RoundsWarmer toward own party →Warmer toward opposition →

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Legislative activity

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2,453

Cosponsored

8,115

Career totals · Source: Congress.gov · Last pulled 9/7/2026