Robert Menendez

Hurricane Sandy Recovery Resource Center

Visit the Hurricane Sandy Recovery Resource Center for key information and resources provided to help New Jerseyans in the storm's aftermath.

As New Jersey continues on its long road to recovery from Hurricane Sandy, Senator Menendez will continue working to secure the resources needed to help New Jersey rebuild. Working together, at all levels of government, New Jersey will emerge stronger than ever. Click Here for photos from Senator Menendez's tour of storm damage.

Helping Responsible Homeowners Refinance

Senator Menendez has a bill to help responsible homeowners refinance at today’s low interest rates.  While it is only a piece of the solution, he believes it is the right thing to do for our middle class homeowners and for our communities.  Please click below to learn more and answer a few questions.

Menendez: VAWA Must Protect ALL Women Against Violence

Senator Menendez  hosted a roundtable discussion with 40 experts at the New Jersey Coalition for Battered women on the importance of reauthorizing the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA).

Senator Menendez Hosts First Twitter Town Hall

The Senator’s first Twitter Town Hall, which lasted about 30 minutes, focused on our nation’s energy policy and the state of oil and gas prices ahead of a vote on the Senator’s Repeal Big Oil Tax Subsidies Act.

Join Senator Menendez. Cheer on Team USA & NJ Olympians!

Click here to see how you can submit a video greeting or message to wish New Jersey Olympians and the entire Team USA the best of luck at the London 2012 Summer Olympic Games!

Menendez, Lautenberg Share Pizza Winnings From Bet With Youth Players

"Cashing in” on their successful pizza bet with the U.S. Senators for New York, Chuck Schumer and Kristen Gillibrand, Senators Robert Menendez and Frank Lautenberg enjoyed pizza with players from the Hockey in Newark (HIN) youth hockey club at the Prudential Center. 

End Big 5 Oil Subsidies!

May 24th, 2012 marks the 2nd anniversary of Congress' failure to pass a bill to end billions of dollars in taxpayer giveaways to the Big 5 oil companies – companies that made $137 billion in profits last year on the backs of American drivers.

While Americans are paying nearly $4.00 for a gallon of gas, the Big 5 oil companies are raking in more than $76.00 a second in wasteful taxpayer subsidies. If Congress fails to act, by 2020, American taxpayers will have contributed $24 billion to line the pockets of Big 5 Oil.