Val T. Hoyle

This bill would make it illegal to use a car, truck, or other vehicle to hunt or harass certain predator animals on federal lands. People caught doing this could face fines up to $10,000 and up to five years in prison. The Department of the Interior would investigate these actions.

This bill would stop health insurance companies from owning or controlling certain healthcare providers, like doctor's offices, or the companies that manage them. It would require existing combined companies to split up and would prevent Medicare Advantage and Part D plans from having such ties starting in 2026. This aims to separate the entities that pay for care from those that provide it.

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This bill would add a new tax on buying and selling stocks, bonds, and other financial products. The tax would start at 0.02% in 2026 and gradually increase to 0.1% by 2030. This would affect investors, brokers, and exchanges involved in these transactions.

This bill would let all eligible Americans vote by mail in federal elections without needing an excuse. It would also make voter registration easier and automatic when people get or renew their driver's licenses. States would have to mail ballots to registered voters with free postage.

This bill would boost Social Security payments for current and future retirees, especially low-income workers, and extend benefits for some students. To pay for these changes, it would reapply Social Security payroll taxes on high earnings and significantly increase taxes on certain investment income. The goal is to make Social Security stronger for the long term.

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