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Press releases from: July 2015

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Murray Report: Women Face Systemic Barriers that Contribute to Large Gender Retirement Gap
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Murray, Wicker Introduce New Legislation to Establish Physical Activity Recommendations
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Murray: Inequality in School Resources Holds Students Back
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Murray, Wicker Introduce New Legislation to Establish Physical Activity Recommendations
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Murray Calls for Strengthening Accountability to Ensure All Students Receive a Quality Education
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Murray: LGBT Students Deserve Protections from Bullying and Harassment
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Murray Urges Support for Increased Investments in Early Learning Programs
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HOBBY LOBBY: Murray Statement on Administration’s Rule Regarding Religious Accommodations for Closely-Held Corporations
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Murray Statement on House Passage of 21st Century Cures Act
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Murray Amendment to Address Inequality in School Sports Passes Senate
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Murray: “Vouchers Undermine the Basic Goals of Public Education”
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Murray Statement on House Passage of Partisan No Child Left Behind Rewrite
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EVERY CHILD ACHIEVES ACT: Murray Calls for Continued Bipartisan Work to Fix No Child Left Behind
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Murray Calls on Washington State Hospitals to Strengthen Support, Improve Resources for Survivors of Sexual Assault

Press releases from: June 2015

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HOBBY LOBBY: Murray Statement on Anniversary of Supreme Court Decision in Burwell v. Hobby Lobby
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Murray: Updating Overtime Protections Will Help Reward Hard Work With Fair Pay
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KING V. BURWELL: Murray: Supreme Court Decision an Important Step Forward for Families
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Murray Calls on Washington State Insurers to Increase Access, Transparency on Affordable Care Act Services that Help Tobacco Users Quit
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Murray, Democrats Highlight the Benefits of Prevention Programs for Women and Families
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Senators to Dept. of Education: Proposed Changes to Student Loan Program could Harm Borrowers