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Ukraine Voting Record
Ukraine Democracy Defense Lend-Lease Act of 2022
Ratification of NATO accession protocols for Sweden and Finland
Emergency supplemental appropriations providing $61B in Ukraine assistance
National Defense Authorization Act with Ukraine security assistance provisions
About
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Elected: 2013 (3rd term)
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Background: Former Newark mayor
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Statewide: New Jersey
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Ukrainian American community: Among the largest state concentrations in the country
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Statewide partisan lean (Cook PVI): D+9
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2024 Senate result (statewide): Andy Kim (DEM) 53.6% vs Curtis Bashaw (REP) 44.0%, margin +9.6 pp
Background and record
Background. Cory Booker is a former Mayor of Newark, Rhodes Scholar, and Yale Law graduate who has served in the U.S. Senate since 2013.
Role in Congress. He sits on Senate Foreign Relations (where he chairs the Subcommittee on Africa and Global Health Policy), Judiciary, Small Business, and Environment.
Position on Ukraine. Booker has been a consistent Ukraine voice and a leader on global democracy and human rights.
Strategic Read. Frame asks in terms of human rights framing, criminal justice accountability for Russia, and New Jersey's Ukrainian American community.
Ukraine Record
- Voting record on Ukraine bills: 100.0% pro-Ukraine (7 pro, 0 anti, on 7 clean votes)
- Voted YES on every Ukraine aid bill
- Not currently on the sign-on lists for UAPortal tracked bills
Advocacy Playbook
- The Ask: Support bringing the REPO Act (S. 2918) and the bill to designate Russia a State Sponsor of Terrorism (S. 2978) to committee votes in Foreign Relations.
- Why It Works: He has a strong human rights voice. The Abducted Children Recovery Act (S. 2119) and the Senate resolution on the same issue (S.Res. 236) align with his values.
- Local Connection: Mention the huge Ukrainian American community in Passaic County, one of the biggest in the country, which can serve as a direct press and mobilization base.
- Avoid: Treating him as undecided. Encourage him to use his Foreign Relations and Judiciary seats more aggressively.
Without this bill, hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians who fled the war and built lives in the U.S. face deportation back to an active war zone. This is the single most urgent protection for Ukrainians in America.
More Details →Capitol Switchboard
202-224-3121
Hi, my name is [YOUR NAME], a constituent from [YOUR CITY/ZIP]. I'm calling to urge Representative [REPRESENTATIVE'S NAME] to cosponsor H.R. 3104, the Ukrainian Adjustment Act of 2025. Hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians fled Russia's invasion and are now living in the U.S. on temporary status. They cannot safely return to an active war zone. H.R. 3104 gives them a path to permanent residency. It's bipartisan, it's targeted, and it's the right thing to do. Will Representative [REPRESENTATIVE'S NAME] cosponsor H.R. 3104? Thank you.
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Bills to Cosponsor
8 bills remainingAlready Cosponsored (4 bills)
Supporting Ukraine Act of 2025
Bipartisan Senate package authorizing weapons sales to NATO allies for transfer to Ukraine, holding corrupt Russian officials accountable, and strengthening Ukraine's defense capabilities through allied coordination.
Abducted Ukrainian Children Recovery and Accountability Act
Establishes a comprehensive U.
Designating Russia as a State Sponsor of Terrorism Act (Senate)
Requires the Secretary of State to designate the Russian Federation as a State Sponsor of Terrorism, triggering sweeping restrictions on U.
Protecting Our Guests During Hostilities in Ukraine Act
Creates "Ukrainian guest status" for Ukrainians who entered the U.
REPO Implementation Act of 2025
Creates the legal mechanism to seize Russia's $300 billion in frozen sovereign assets and transfer them to Ukraine for reconstruction, making Russia pay for the damage it caused rather than U.