EPIC RECEIPT

SENATOR·NJD

Andy Kim

Chair, Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs

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Gavel of Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs

Chairs the Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs committee — sets agenda, controls markups.

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Gavel of Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs

Chairs the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs committee — sets agenda, controls markups.

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Andy Kim

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Gavel of Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs: Chairs the Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs committee — sets agenda, controls markups.

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Chairs the Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs committee — sets agenda, controls markups. This page separates the shareable artifact from the verification layer: public disclosures first, derived signals second, caveats always visible.

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Gavel of Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs

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Chairs the Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs committee — sets agenda, controls markups.

Gavel of Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs

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Chairs the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs committee — sets agenda, controls markups.

Committees

Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs

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Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs

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Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation

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Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions

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Senate Special Committee on Aging

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