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Table of Contents Welcome......................................................pg. 5 Madison Section......................................pg. 36 Schedule of Events....................................pg. 6 Washington Section...............................pg. 37 Day 1............................................................pg. 7 Boys Nation Staff...................................pg. 38 Day 2 .........................................................pg. 10 Senate Officers / Committees........... pg. 40 Day 3 .........................................................pg. 13 Presidential Appointments..................pg. 41 Day 4 .........................................................pg. 16 Legislation............................................... pg. 44 Day 5 .........................................................pg. 20 Day 6 .........................................................pg. 24 Day 7 .........................................................pg. 28 Day 8 .........................................................pg. 31 Adams Section.........................................pg. 34 Jefferson Section....................................pg. 35
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The American Legion Boys Nation 80th Session The American Legion believes there is no better way to assure the survival of our republic than to train our young people in the ideals and objectives of American government. By teaching youth to understand and appreciate the basic principles involved in the successful management of a democratic society, America can remain strong and ensure our freedom for future generations. The American Legion, through its youth activities programs, plays a leading role in the development of tomorrow’s informed, responsible citizens. Programs such as American Legion Boys State and Boys Nation are our finest examples of citizenship instruction for youth.
American Legion Boys State is a unique summertime educational program that does not emphasize classroom lecture and textbook learning. Instead, it focuses on participation and personal experience in a model state, complete with governing bodies and elected public officials. It is designed to mirror the structure and operation of its respective state government. Boys States select two of their most outstanding participants to represent them each year at American Legion Boys Nation. Conducted in Washington, D.C., it is here that the boys are introduced to the structure and function of the federal government. Actual participation in the political process is highlighted
through the week’s activities to include the organization of party conventions, platforms, the Boys Nation Senate and the nomination and election of a Boys Nation President and Vice President. The first American Legion Boys Nation (then called Boys Forum of National Government) was held on the campus of American University, Washington, D.C., in August 1946. The 1946 National Convention of The American Legion in San Francisco, Calif., officially adopted it as a major youth activity of The American Legion. In 1949, the name of the program was changed to “American Legion Boys Nation.” Four universities have hosted Boys Nation since its
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inception. From 1946 through 1951, and from 1969 to 1985, the program was conducted at American University. From 1952 through 1967, it was held at the University of Maryland. The site of the 1968 program was Georgetown University. In 1986, the program was moved to its present site at Marymount University in Arlington, Va. Speakers and presenters at Boys Nation include individuals holding national elected and appointed positions within the federal government, organization and lay leaders of national notoriety and, at times, youth leaders who had previously experienced Boys Nation. During a visit to Capitol Hill, Boys Nation Senators meet with U.S. Senators and Representatives from their home
states. They also participate in a solemn and dignified wreath laying ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknowns in Arlington National Cemetery. Boys Nation has been received by several Presidents of the United States. President Harry S. Truman, a life member of American Legion Post 21 in Independence, Mo., met with senators from 1947 through 1951. President Dwight D. Eisenhower, a life member of James R. Cutler Post 39, Abilene, Kan., met the delegates in 1956 and 1957. President John F. Kennedy, a member of Crosscup-Pishon Post 281, Boston, Mass., met the Senators in the Rose Garden in 1962 and 1963. President Lyndon B. Johnson, a life member of Memorial Highway Post 352, Blanco, Texas, spoke with the
Senators in 1967. In 1970 and 1971, the Boys Nation Senators were addressed by President Richard M. Nixon, a member of Whittier Post 51, Whittier, Calif. President Gerald R. Ford, a life member of Furniture City Post 258 in Grand Rapids, Mich., spoke to Boys Nation in 1975 and again during the special Bicentennial Boys/Girls Nation program in 1976. In 1980, President Jimmy Carter, a life member of Americus Post 2, Americus, Ga., greeted delegates. In 1984 and also 1986 through 1988, President Ronald Reagan, a life member of Pacific Palisades Post 283, Pacific Palisades, Calif., met with the Boys Nation Senators in the White House. Boys Nation was received by George Bush during his presidency in 1992 and President Bill Clinton, the first
graduate of Boys Nation to be elected to the U.S. Presidency, met with the senators each year of his administration. President George W. Bush met with Boys Nation Senators seven times. President Barack Obama met with the Boys Nation Senators six times. In 2017 President Donald Trump met with the Boys Nation Senators in the White House Rose Garden. American Legion Boys Nation is a program conducted by the Americanism Commission of The American Legion. Correspondence may be directed to the program by writing: American Legion Boys Nation, P.O. Box 1055, Indianapolis, Indiana 46206 or by email to boysstate-nation@ legion.org
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Dear Boys Nation Senators, I am delighted to send greetings to the alumni of The American Legion’s Boys Nation Senate of 2026. I hope that your experience in our nation’s capital was enjoyable and you gained a fresh understanding and renewed enthusiasm for our system of federal government. The 80th anniversary session of American Legion Boys Nation has given you an opportunity to become better informed on important issues that are facing this nation now and in the years to come. May you use that knowledge wisely. Share your experience with others and encourage them to become involved and take an interest in their government and become better citizens. As you review this yearbook, we hope you will reflect thoughtfully upon your week in Washington, D.C. and relive the events of your “week that shapes a lifetime.” I am confident that you will recall fond memories of the many lessons learned and friendships gained. It was a pleasure meeting each of you and visiting the final resting place of so many American heroes at Arlington National Cemetery. It is those who have answered freedom’s call that have allowed republics like the United States to flourish. Through your participation at Boys Nation, you have become a source pride to the department Boys State program and American Legion post that sponsored you. The American Legion and its more than 1.3 million members commend you for your hard work. Best wishes in all of your future endeavors.
Dan K. Wiley American Legion National Commander, 2025-2026
To the Senators of the 2026 American Legion Boys Nation, As you look back on your week at Boys Nation, I hope you remember not only the Senate sessions, elections, and debates, but also the friendships, conversations, and shared experiences that made this program truly special. It was a privilege to spend much of the week with you, and I was continually impressed by the talent, character, and leadership demonstrated by each member of the Class of 2026. You arrived as representatives of your states, and you leave as part of a nationwide brotherhood connected by a common commitment to citizenship and service. One of the great strengths of Boys Nation is that it brings together young leaders from every corner of America and challenges them to listen, learn, and work together. Throughout the week, you embraced that challenge with enthusiasm and respect. Whether you were speaking on the Senate floor, campaigning for office, engaging with distinguished guests, or simply getting to know one another, you helped make this year’s program memorable and meaningful. On behalf of The American Legion’s Americanism Commission, thank you for adding your chapter to the proud legacy of American Legion Boys Nation. As you move forward, carry with you the lessons learned here, the friendships you have formed, and the understanding that leadership is ultimately about service to others. I have every confidence that the future is in good hands with the Boys Nation Class of 2026, and I look forward to seeing all that you will accomplish in the years ahead. For God and Country,
Mark Avis Americanism Commission Chairman, 2025-2026
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Schedule of Events Day 1 Friday, July 17
Day 5 Tuesday, July 21
• Delegate arrival at Marymount University
• Visit the Pentagon
• Section meetings
• Presidential and vice presidential candidate debates and election
• Political party receptions and ice cream social
Day 2 Saturday, July 18 • Welcome assembly and general orientation • Oath of office • Legislative assembly and orientation • Party conventions • Senate committees • First Boys Nation Senate session • Visit with Boys Nation alumni
Day 3 Sunday, July 19 • Boys Nation memorial service • Boys Nation Senate session • Senate committees • Visit to National Mall
Day 4 Monday, July 20 • Visit Arlington National Cemetery • Boys Nation Senate sessions
Day 6 Wednesday, July 22 • Visit the Supreme Court • Inauguration of Boys Nation President and Vice President • Twilight Tattoo
Day 7 Thursday, July 23 • Hill Day visits with U.S. Senators • Boys Nation senate sessions
Day 8 Friday, July 24 • Visit White House / National Archives • Final Boys Nation Senate session • Banquet dinner • Graduation and farewell assembly
Day 9 Saturday, July 25 • Depart for home
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DAY 1 Friday, July 17 “We’re counting on you to bring civility back to politics. … Be good. Do good.” Legislative Director Mark Brejcha
The historic 80th session of American Legion Boys Nation got off to what may have been an unprecedented start, as all 100 Boys Nation senators were on campus at Marymount University in Arlington, Va., by dinnertime on arrival day. That gave them a chance to get acquainted and get ready for “a week that shapes a lifetime.”
Boys Nation Delegates arrive at Marymount University. Photo by Jennifer Blohm
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Delegates enjoy an ice cream social. Photo by Jennifer Blohm
DAY 1 Friday, July 17
Boys Nation Delegates arrive at Marymount University. Photo by Jeric Wilhelmsen
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Boys Nation Senators sing karaoke during meetings. Photo by Jeric Wilhelmsen
DAY 1 Friday, July 17
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DAY 2 Saturday, July 18 “Being transparent, fostering these relationships with the other 99 boys, figuring out what they have to say, what they feel, what they think, how they do these things and what they want to see in the Senate.” Brady Pace (GA) on his agenda after being elected president pro tempore.
After being sworn in by former National American Legion Legislative Chairman Matthew Shuman, the senators of Boys Nation 2026 elected Brady Pace (GA) as president pro tempore and John Alley Jr. (UT) as secretary of the senate. This year’s senators also met with alumni from the 2015 and 2016 sessions, who shared memories of their time at Boys Nation and the lessons they learned
President Pro Tempore Brady Pace (GA) is elected. Photo by Jennifer Blohm
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Boys Nation senators during the elections for Secretary of the Senate and President Pro Tempore Photo by Jennifer Blohm
DAY 2 Saturday, July 18
Senators participate in panels held by 2016 Boys Nation Alumni. Photo by Jennifer Blohm
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Boys Nation senators and staff participate in a morning flag raising at Marymount University in Arlington, Va. Photo by Jeric Wilhelmsen
DAY 2 Saturday, July 18
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DAY 3 Sunday, July 19 “Just being able to be in America’s capital, especially 250 years after its founding, being able to see some of the main landmarks that make our country so great … definitely means a lot to me.” Lincoln Laquidara (PA)
Following Sunday morning’s memorial service and Senate sessions, Boys Nation visited the National Mall where they met with their counterparts from American Legion Auxiliary Girls Nation. After a group photo on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, the senators visited the Vietnam Wall, the Korean War Memorial and other sites in the area. Boys Nation also selected its presidential and vice presidential candidates. The Nationalists selected Sawyer Ray (AR) and Charles Davis (IL) as their presidential and vice presidential candidate, respectively. The Federalist ticket consisted of presidential nominee Lincoln Haussler (NE) and vice presidential nominee Krish Korrapati (NC).
Boys Nation senators and staff, along with senators and staff from Girls Nation, explore the National Mall in Washington, D.C. Photo by Jennifer Blohm
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Boys Nation senators and staff participate in a morning flag raising at Marymount University in Arlington, Va. Photo by Jennifer Blohm
DAY 3 Sunday, July 19
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Boys Nation senators and staff, along with senators and staff from Girls Nation, explore the National Mall in Washington, D.C. Photo by Jennifer Blohm
DAY 3 Sunday, July 19
Boys Nation senators and staff, along with senators and staff from Girls Nation, explore the National Mall in Washington, D.C. Photo by Jennifer Blohm
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DAY 4 Monday, July 20 “We need Boys Nation and Girls Nation. We need you to know that we are looking to you to lead the way, to maintain this country’s freedoms, and to let our country stand for what it has always (stood) for, which is right and democracy.” American Legion Auxiliary President Pam Ray Monday morning brought a special moment to Boys Nation, as American Legion National Commander Dan Wiley, American Legion Auxiliary President Pam Ray, and Sons of The American Legion National Commander Bill Clancy were all on campus at the same time to visit the program. Later, Wiley and Boys Nation Director PNC Clarence Hill joined Kansas senators Alexis Zamora Reyes and Burklee Jackson in laying the wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery.
American Legion Auxiliary National President Pam Ray meets with and speaks to Boys Nation Senators. Photo by Jennifer Blohm
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Boys Nation senators and staff visit Arlington National Cemetery. Photo by Jennifer Blohm
DAY 4 Monday, July 20
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Boys Nation senators attend the Changing of the Guard and Wreath Laying with one of the Sentinels of the Tomb. Photo by Jennifer Blohm
DAY 4 Monday, July 20
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Boys Nation senators attend the Changing of the Guard and Wreath Laying with one of the Sentinels of the Tomb. Photo by Jennifer Blohm
DAY 4 Monday, July 20
National Commander Dan Wiley meets with and speaks to Boys Nation. Photo by Jennifer Blohm
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DAY 5 Tuesday, July 21 “The decision we made tonight is not one of candidate or policy, it was one of steps, one of direction. … We are choosing to be better, we are choosing to be stronger, we are choosing to be united.” Sawyer Ray (AR) after being elected president of Boys Nation
Tuesday saw Boys Nation visit the Pentagon, where they heard from Navy Vice Adm. Paul Spedero Jr., director of the Joint Staff. They also laid a wreath at the 9/11 Memorial, where Nationalist Party Counselor Jared Harrison spoke about his experience as a White House intern on the day of the attacks. In the evening, the candidates for president and vice president debated before their peers elected Nationalist Sawyer Ray (AR) as president, and Federalist Krish Korrapati (NC) as vice president.
President Sawyer Ray (AR) addresses the Senate after winning the presidential elections. Photo by Jennifer Blohm
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Senator Krish Korrapati (NC) celebrates being elected the 80th Vice President Photo by Jennifer Blohm
DAY 5 Tuesday, July 21
Boys Nation senators and staff visit the Pentagon’s 9/11 memorial. Photo by Jennifer Blohm
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Boys Nation senators and staff visit the Pentagon’s 9/11 memorial. Photo by Jennifer Blohm
DAY 5 Tuesday, July 21
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Boys Nation senators and staff visit the Pentagon’s 9/11 memorial. Photo by Jennifer Blohm
Senators celebrate the election of the 80th President of Boys Nation. Photo by Jennifer Blohm
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DAY 6 Wednesday, July 22 “North Carolina and the United States of America is my home. And I will always fight for my home. And I think all of us here can agree that we will always fight for our home.” Vice President Krish Korrapati (NC)
After a Wednesday morning visit to the Supreme Court, the inauguration of President Sawyer Ray and Vice President Krish Korrapati took place. Following an afternoon Senate session, Boys Nation and their counterparts from Girls Nation visited Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall for the Army’s Twilight Tattoo.
Vice President Krish Korrapati is sworn in by Dr. David Bobb. Photo by Jennifer Blohm
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Boys Nation senators and staff visit the Supreme Court. Photo by Jennifer Blohm
DAY 6 Wednesday, July 22
Boys Nation senators and staff visit the Supreme Court. Photo by Jennifer Blohm
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Boys Nation senators and staff visit the Supreme Court. Photo by Jennifer Blohm
DAY 6 Wednesday, July 22
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President Sawyer Ray and Vice President Krish Korrapati are sworn in by Dr. David Bobb. Photo by Jennifer Blohm
DAY 6 Wednesday, July 22
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DAY 7 Thursday, July 23 “Just being able to meet (the senators) on a human level, knowing that they are humans and they’re nothing but that, and they’re trying to represent you as best they can is important.” Cameron Atwell (OK)
The senators of Boys Nation joined their counterparts from American Legion Auxiliary Girls Nation to visit senators and their staffs on Capitol Hill on Thursday. After returning to campus, Boys Nation welcomed special guest speakers in Congressional Medal of Honor Society President Britt Slabinski and retired Navy SEAL Jason Redman.
Boys Nation and Girls Nation delegates meet with Senators on Capitol Hill. Photo by Jennifer Blohm
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Boys Nation and Girls Nation delegates meet with Senators on Capitol Hill. Photo by Jennifer Blohm
DAY 7 Thursday, July 23
Boys Nation and Girls Nation delegates meet with Senators on Capitol Hill. Photo by Jennifer Blohm
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Boys Nation and Girls Nation delegates meet with Senators on Capitol Hill. Photo by Jennifer Blohm
DAY 7 Thursday, July 23
Navy Seal Jason Redman addresses the Boys Nation senators. Photo by Jennifer Blohm
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DAY 8 Friday, July 24
The 80th session of American Legion Boys Nation came to a close Friday with the final Senate session and the traditional graduation dinner and ceremony. In between, some of the senators were invited to the White House (restrictions prevented everyone from attending) while others visited the National Archive Museum and other sites in Washington, D.C.
Boys Nation and Girls Nation senators visit the Eisenhower Executive Office Building Photo by Jennifer Blohm
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Boys Nation and Girls Nation senators visit the Eisenhower Executive Office Building. Photo by Jennifer Blohm
DAY 8 Friday, July 24
Senators celebrate during their graduation banquet. Photo by Jennifer Blohm
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Boys Nation senators during Boys Nation graduation. Photo by Jennifer Blohm
DAY 8 Friday, July 24
Adams
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Will Burgess Alabama
William Ellard Alabama
Kyler Morgen Alaska
Luke Owens Alaska
Vincent Wang Arizona
Rohith Warrier Arizona
Kemdi Ekeanyanwu Arkansas
Sawyer Ray Arkansas
Hunter Freitas California
Myles Gonzalez California
Gokul Srinivasan Colorado
Logan Waggoner Colorado
Danny Bieszczad Connecticut
Andrew Roraback Connecticut
Anthony See D.C.
AJ Valbrune D.C.
Jack Thomas Delaware
Duncan Wiley Delaware
Luke Brown Florida
Riley Willis Florida
Nathan Dsilva Georgia
Brady Pace Georgia
Aidan Marshall Idaho
Noah Wigdahl Idaho
Charles Davis Illinois
James Mannor Illinois
Jefferson
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Abdullah Chaudhry Indiana
Carter Smith Indiana
Alex Adair Iowa
Anthony O’Connell Iowa
Burklee Jackson Kansas
Alexis Zamora Reyes Kansas
Gus Hatton Kentucky
Drew Lush Kentucky
Kaleb Law Louisiana
Cole Wodke Louisiana
Carter Bennett Maine
Sawyer Durant Maine
Will Coughlan Maryland
Evan Xin Maryland
Cole Gifford Massachusetts
Ryan McGuire Massachusetts
Joe Emerson Michigan
Adam Saad Michigan
Izu Ayika Minnesota
Carter Klein Minnesota
Vihaan Mahajan Mississippi
Hugh Wilson Mississippi
Tevonte Ammons Missouri
Tobi White Missouri
Harrison Green Montana
Boaz Sironi Montana
Madison
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Lincoln Haussler Nebraska
Quintin Lawson Nebraska
Dmitri Grimmett Nevada
Peter Maffey Nevada
Milo Cocola New Hampshire
Andrew Downing New Hampshire
Owen Ungaro New Jersey
Kai Yang New Jersey
Jacob Malagon New Mexico
Clayton Wolfe New Mexico
Trevor Fitzgerald New York
Finnegan Mullen New York
James Greene North Carolina
Krish Korrapati North Carolina
Cayle Corey North Dakota
Tavin Woytassek North Dakota
Ryan Krivak Ohio
Leo Mancha Ohio
Cameron Atwell Oklahoma
Arjun Deepak Oklahoma
Finneus Bonk Oregon
Chase McMullen Oregon
Lincoln Laquidara Pennsylvania
Boden Moraski Pennsylvania
Washington
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Mark Schoen Cruz Rhode Island
Alex Hill Rhode Island
Bennett Askew South Carolina
Joshua Begelman South Carolina
Owen Kopfmann South Dakota
Luke Swanson South Dakota
Carter Howard Tennessee
Charlie Russell Tennessee
Colin Cordova Texas
Willie Ray III Texas
John Alley Jr. Utah
Owen Geddes Utah
Sam Martin Vermont
Ryan Walsh Vermont
Dylan Hancock Virginia
Bokre Samson Virginia
Nate Hamm Washington
Joseph Hwang Washington
Thomas Farrell West Virginia
Amari Knights West Virginia
Edwin Abili Wisconsin
Andrew Schuler Wisconsin
Paxton Stevens Wyoming
Austin Vondra Wyoming
Boys Nation Staff
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Mark Avis Americanism Chairman
Aaron Bacon Program Manager
Owen Bagwell Legion Media Staff
Clay Ballenger Assistant Director of Activities
Joe Bjorkman Federalist Party Counselor
Jennifer Blohm Legion Media Staff
Mark Brejcha Legislative Counselor
Braden Freeman Washington Section Junior Counselor
Jared Harrison Nationalist Party Counselor
Kenneth Hart Jefferson Section Senior Counselor
Riley Harvell Madison Section Senior Counselor
Clarence Hill, PNC Director
Johnny Holmes Assistant Program Manager
Johnny Honnold Washington Section Junior Counselor
Joseph Kearse Washington Section Senior Counselor
Boys Nation Staff
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Chris Johnson Adams Section Junior Counselor
Luke Lawson Jefferson Section Junior Counselor
Bart Looper Office Manager
Reggie Mathis Legion Media Staff
William Murphy Assistant Supply Manager
Asher Patel Jefferson Section Junior Counselor
Vincent Price Madison Section Junior Counselor
Andy Proffet Legion Media Staff
Matt Sampson Adams Section Senior Counselor
X’Zaeviun Sims Madison Section Junior Counselor
Langum Smith Adams Section Junior Counselor
Norm Steen Supply Manager
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Senate Officers Brady Pace (GA) President Pro Tempore
Carter Bennett (ME) Assistant Clerk of the Senate
Assignment and Calendar Committee
Section Spokesperson
John Alley (UT) Secretary of the Senate
Ryan Walsh (VT) Senate Sergeant-At-Arms
Adams: Vincent Wang (AZ)
Adams: Sawyer Ray (AR)
Jefferson: Abdullah Chaudhry (IN
Jefferson: Anthony O’Connell (IA)
Owen Geddes (UT) Asst. Secretary of the Senate
Sawyer Durant (ME) Senate Sergeant-At-Arms
Madison: Arjun Deepak (OK)
Madison: Kai Yang (NJ)
Washington: Samuel Martin (VT)
Washington: Joshua Begelman (SC)
Luke Swanson (SD) Asst. Secretary of the Senate
Leonardo Mancha (OH) Senate Chaplain
David Emerson (MI) Chief Clerk of the Senate
Adam Saad (MI) Senate Parliamentarian
Committee 1
Committee 2
Chair: Luke Owens (AK)
Chair: Burklee Jackson (KS)
Secretary: Carter Smith (IN)
Secretary: Ryan Krivak (OH)
Vice Chair: Charlie Russell (TN)
Junior Counselor: Luke Lawson
Agriculture, Appropriations, Armed Services, Banking
Budget, Commerce, Transportation, Energy, Natural Resources
Junior Counselor: Christopher Johnson
Committee 3 Environment, Public Works, Finance, Foreign Relations,
Committee 4
Secretary: Luke Swanson (SD)
Secretary: Bennett Askew (SC)
Junior Counselor: Johnny Honnold
Junior Counselor: Asher Patel
Government Affairs, Indian Affairs, Intelligence Chair: Boaz Sironi (MT)
Judiciary, Rules, Veteran Affairs, Health, Education, Labor, Small Business, Ethics, Aging Chair: Lincoln Haussler (NE)
Presidential Appointments
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The President of Boys Nation may nominate any senator to a position that is appointed by the President of the United States and confirmed by the U.S. Senate. Presidential appointments will be confirmed by a majority vote of the Boys Nation Senate during the final senate session. This list is not exhaustive but meant as a helpful guide.
President
Sawyer Ray
AR
Vice-President
Krish Korrapati
NC
Chief of Staff
William Ellard
AL
Department of State
Deputy Chief of Staff
Owen Ungaro
NJ
Press Secretary
Finnegan Mullen
NY
General Counsel
Andrew Roraback
CT
Executive Secretary
Hunter Freitas
CA
Department of Defense
Secretary of State
Carter Bennett
ME
Secretary of Defense
Boaz Sironi
MT
Deputy Secretary of State
Vincent Wang
AZ
Deputy Secretary of Defense
Luke Swanson
SD
NH
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
Cameron Atwell
OK
Tavin Woytassek
ND
Permanent Representative and Chief of Mission to the United Nations
Milo Cocola
Ambassador to Germany
Gus Hatton
KY
Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
Ambassador to France
Jacob Malagon
NM
Chief of Staff of the Army
Alexander Adair
IA
United States Trade Representative
Finnegan Mullen
NY
Chief of Naval Operations
Joe Emerson
MI
Ambassador to the World Bank
Vihaan Mahajan
Commandant of the Marine Corps
Willie James Ray III
TX
Chief of Staff of the Air Force
Gokul Srinivasan
CO
Chief of the National Guard Bureau
Izu Ayika
MN
Secretary of the Army
Aidan Marshall
ID
Secretary of the Air Force
Logan Waggoner
CO
Attorney General
Adam Saad
MI
Deputy Attorney General
Thomas Farrell
WV
Solicitor General
Will Coughlan
MD
WY
FBI Director
Cayle Corey
ND
MD
ATF Director
Riley Willis
FL
MS
Department of Treasury Secretary of the Treasury
Charlie Russell
TN
Treasurer of the United States
Burklee Jackson
KS
Commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service
Jack Thomas
DE
Department of Education Secretary of Education
Austin Vondra
Deputy Secretary of Education Evan Xin
Department of Justice
Department of the Interior Secretary of the Interior
Lincoln Haussler
NE
Director of the National Park Service
Trevor Fitzgerald
NY
Presidential Appointments continued
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Department of Agriculture Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Transportation William Burgess
AL
Secretary of Transportation
Noah Wigdahl
ID
FTA Administrator
Andrew Downing
NH
Department of Commerce Secretary of Commerce
Kai Yang
NJ
Deputy Secretary of Commerce
Paxton Stevens
WY
Department of Labor Secretary of Labor
Nathaniel Dsilva
GA
Department of Health and Human Services
Department of Energy Secretary of Energy
Cole Gifford
MA
Deputy Secretary of Energy
Kyler Morgen
AK
Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary of Veterans Affairs
Sawyer Durant
ME
Department of Homeland Security
Alexis Zamora Reyes
KS
Assistant Secretary of ICE
Lincoln Laquidara
PA
Border Czar
Ryan Walsh
VT
Ryan McGuire
MA
CIA Director
Anthony O'Connell
IA
Administrator of the EPA
Peter Maffey
NV
Director of the Secret Service
Kaleb Law
LA
Assistant Director of the Secret Service
Andrew Schuler
WI
Federal Election Commission Charles Davis
IL
Federal Reserve System
Joshua Begelman
SC
NASA Administrator
Bokre Samson
VA
Director of the Office of Government Ethics
Bennett Askew
SC
SEC Commissioner
Dmitri Grimmett
NV
Administrator of the U.S. Agency for International Development
AJ Velbourne
DC
Hugh Wilson
MS
Deputy Secretary of Health and Human Services
Abdullah Chaudhry
IN
Surgeon General
Arjun Deepak
OK
Commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration
Duncan Wiley
DE
United States Postal Service Board of Governors
Director of the National Institutes of Health
Carter Smith
IN
Director of the Office of Drug Control Policy
Clayton Wolfe
NM
Director of the Office of Science and Technology
Kai Yang
NJ
Council on Artificial Intelligence
Boden Moraski
PA
DOGE Director
Ryan Walsh
VT
WA
FEMA Administrator
Director of Office Management and Budget
AK
Nate Hamm
TX
VA
Kemdi Ekeanyanwu
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
Colin Cordova
Dylan Hancock
Secretary of Health and Human Services
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Secretary of Homeland Security
Director of National Intelligence
Presidential Appointments continued
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Federalist Party Officers
Supreme Court Chief Justice of the United States
James Greene
Associate Justice
Quintin Lawson
NE
Associate Justice
Myles Gonzalez
CA
Associate Justice
James Mannor
IL
Associate Justice
Joseph Hwang
WA
Associate Justice
Amari Knights
Associate Justice
Nationalist Party Officers
Convention Chairman
Hugh Wilson
MS
Convention Chairman
Milo Cocola
NH
Convention Secretary
Kemdi Ekeanyanwu
AR
Convention Secretary
Myles Gonzalez
CA
Convention Clerk
Luke Swanson
SD
Convention Clerk
Carter Bennett
ME
Convention Parliamentarian
Noah Wigdahl
ID
Convention Parliamentarian
Charles Davis
IL
Assistant Parliamentarian
Carter Klein
MN
Sergeant-At-Arms
Cayle Corey
ND
WV
Sergeant-At-Arms
Anthony O’Connell
IA
Assistant Sergeant-At-Arms
Vihaan Mahajan
MS
Rohith Warrier
AZ
Assistant Sergeant-At-Arms
Andrew Schuler
WI
Platform Committee Member
Quintin Lawson
NE
Associate Justice
Luke Brown
FL
Timer
Sawyer Durant
ME
Platform Committee Member
Adam Saad
MI
Associate Justice
Carter Klein
MN
Timer
Luke Brown
FL
Platform Committee Member
Owen Ungaro
NJ
Platform Committee Chairman
Drury Ellard
AL
Platform Committee Member
Trevor Fitzgerald
NY
Platform Committee Secretary
Cole Gifford
MA
Platform Committee Member
Charles Russell
TN
NC
United States Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces Chief Judge
Leonardo Mancha
OH
Platform Committee Member
Dylan Hancock
VA
Presidential Candidate
Sawyer Ray
AR
Judge
Harrison Dean Green
MT
Platform Committee Member
Carter Smith
IN
Judge
Cole Wodke
LA
Vice Presidential Candidate
Charles Davis
IL
Platform Committee Member
Finnegan Mullen
NY
Party Chairman
Charlie Russell
TN
Presidential Candidate
Lincoln Haussler
NE
Party Keynoter
Nathaniel Dsilva
GA
Vice Presidential Candidate
Krish Korrapati
NC
Campaign Manager
Carter Bennett
ME
Party Chairman
Hugh Wilson
MS
Party Whip
Owen Ungaro
NJ
Party Keynoter
Joshua Begelman
SC
Chaplain
Quintin Lawson
NE
Campaign Manager
Drury Ellard
AL
Campaign Whip
Joe Emerson
MI
Chaplain
Luke Swanson
SD
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State
Luke Owens
AK
College Cost Transparency and Financial Aid Standardization Act
SB-29
Hunter Freitas
CA
The SAFE Act
SB-56
Hunter Freitas
CA
Resolution extending gratitude
SSR-32
Luke Owens
AK
Reducing Financial Barriers to Youth Sports Participation in the United States
SR-8
Gokul Srinivasan
CO
SB-27
The Strategic Alaska LNG Security Act
SB-11
The Public Transportation Improvement Act of 2026
Kyler Morgen
AK
CO
Election Integrity and Anti-Corruption Act
SB-31
AK
Resolution expressing sincere appreciation to various entities
Logan Waggoner
Kyler Morgen
SSR-66
Logan Waggoner
CO
Colorado Federalist Gratitude Resolution
SSR-51
Drury Ellard IV
AL
Fast Accountable Immigration Reform (FAIR) Act
SB-60
Daniel Bieszczad
CT
Student Loan Interest Rate Reform Act
SB-32
CT
End Congressional Insider Trading Act
SB-51
Drury Ellard IV
AL
Resolution to recognize and thank various individuals
Andrew Roraback
SSR-27
Andrew Roraback
CT
A Simple Resolution of Thanks
SSR-4
William Burgess
AL
Open Seas and Free Maritime Commerce Act
SB-61
Anthony See
DC
Federal People’s AI (FPAI) Bill of 2026
William Burgess
AL
Resolution to express deep gratitude and appreciation
SSR-26
Alphonse Valbrune
DC
After-School Opportunity Act
Sawyer Ray
AL
Rural American Healthcare Revitalization Act
Jack Thomas
DE
Sawyer Ray
AL
Resolution recognizing Owen Ungaro as a member of the 2026 Boys Nation class
Removing the Social Security Taxable Income Cap Act
SSR-41
Jack Thomas
DE
Kemdi Ekeanyanwu
Resolution expressing thanks to The American Legion
AR
The Healthy Nutrition Incentive Pilot Act
SB-50
Duncan Wiley
DE
Rohith Warrier
AZ
Data Center Efficiency and Conservation Act
SB-30
Student Mental Health Support and Wellness Act of 2026
Duncan Wiley
DE
Resolution expressing thanks to The American Legion
SSR-68
Riley Willis
FL
Federal Automated License Plate Recognition Funding Restriction Act
SB-53
Luke Brown
FL
Implementation of Vocational Programs in Public High Schools
SB-34
FL
Resolution recognizing the support that delegate Luke Brown received in his journey to become a Boys Nation Senator
SSR-56
Vincent Wang
AZ
Subject
A Resolution to Abide by the United Nations Principle of Non-Intervention
No.
SR-3
Vincent Wang
AZ
Resolution appreciating the GOATS
SSR-33
Myles Gonzalez
CA
Nuclear Energy Waste Storage (NEWS) Act
SB-28
CA
Resolution recognizing the importance of establishing a permanent federal nuclear waste storage facility
SR-4
Resolution thanking all those who made Myles Gonzalez’s journey to Boys Nation possible
SSR-37
Myles Gonzalez Myles Gonzalez
CA
Luke Brown
Subject
No.
SSR-67
Legislation continued
The American Legion 2026 Boys Nation Yearbook Senator
State
Nathaniel Dsilva
GA
Brady Pace
Subject
No.
Senator
State
Subject
No.
Domestic Rare Earth Security Act
SB-70
National Infrastructure Modernization and Equitable Access Act (NIMEA)
KS
Expression of appreciation
SSR-12
GA
SB-23
Alexis Zamora Reyes Burklee Jackson
KS
Ultra Wealth Tax (UWT) Bill
SB-55
Brady Pace
GA
A Simple Resolution of Appreciation
SSR-3
KS
IA
A Recognition of America's Wealth Gap and Wealth Inequality
SR-10
Anthony O’Connell
Total Visual and Display Neutrality of Ideological and Religious Beliefs Act
Burklee Jackson Burklee Jackson
KS
A simple resolution of appreciation
SSR-34
Alexander Adair
IA
AI Data Center Renewable Energy Act
Alexander Adair
IA
Resolution thanking individuals
SSR-11
Augustus Hatton
KY
Nutrition Outcomes Using Rewards, Incentives, and healthier SNAP Habits (NOURISH) Act
SB-77
Noah Wigdahl
ID
Aviation Systems and Controller Enhancement for National Development (ASCEND) Act
SB-65
Augustus Hatton
KY
A resolution of thanks
SSR-14
Aidan Marshall
ID
STEM Workforce Competitiveness and Education Incentive Act of 2026
SB-81
Andrew Lush
KY
SR-6
Charles Davis
IL
Nationwide Automatic Voter Registration (AVR) Act
SB-35
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to establish an upper limit on the age of eligibility for service as President, Vice President, or Member of Congress
Charles Davis
IL
Resolution of thanks
SSR-35
Cole Wodke
LA
Insider trading act
SB-67
LA
Thank you
SSR-29
James Mannor
IL
Senate review board to prevent insider trading among congress
Cole Wodke
SB-41
Kaleb Law
LA
“Job Discovery” for Public Schools in America
Kaleb Law
LA
Resolution of appreciation
SSR-25
Ryan McGuire
MA
Public Trust Act of 2026
SB-71
Abdullah Chaudhry
IN
VITAL Act
SB-33
Abdullah Chaudhry
IN
Expression of gratitude
SSR-28
Ryan McGuire
MA
Expressing the gratitude of the Senate of The American Legion Boys Nation
SSR-17
Carter Smith
IN
The Hailey Buzbee Memorial Act
SB-39
Cole Gifford
MA
Tomorrow Act of 2027
SB-43
IN
Resolution extending gratitude to those who helped Senator Smith get to American Legion Boys Nation
SSR-54
Cole Gifford
MA
A resolution recognizing the excellence and dedication of Ms. Allison King
SSR-1
Evan Xin
MD
Kids Social Media Literacy Act
SB-72
SB-73
Evan Xin
MD
Recognizing the cybersecurity threats posed by emerging quantum computing technologies
Carter Smith Alexis Zamora Reyes
KS
Affordable Insulin and Diabetes Care Act
Alexis Zamora Reyes
KS
Affordable Access to Insulin and Diabetes Care
Legislation continued
The American Legion 2026 Boys Nation Yearbook Senator Evan Xin William Coughlan
State MD MD
Subject Expressing appreciation for the people and organizations that lifted Senator Xin up
No. SSR-13
Corporate Lobbying Regulation Act of 2026 or CLR Act of 2026
Senator
State
Subject
No.
Hugh Wilson
MS
Mental Health Provider Directory Accuracy Act
SB-54
Harrison Green
MT
The Sustainable AI Infrastructure and water Conservation Act
SB-74
Boaz Sironi
MT
Student Technology Awareness and Protection Act of 2027
SB-42
Boaz Sironi
MT
Recognizing and thanking Aaron and Kellie Sironi, Cleiaties Jeffcoat, Lowell Long, Ken Simon, and Joe Yeoman
SSR-49
James Greene
NC
The American Dream Protection Act
SB-76 SSR-30
William Coughlan
MD
Expression of gratitude for achievement
SSR-23
Carter Bennett
ME
Gambling Accountability and Market Ethics (GAME) Act
SB-45
Sawyer Durant
ME
New Business Growth Act
SB-78
Adam Saad
MI
Dirty Money Out of Politics Act
SB-36
Adam Saad
MI
Shutdown Accountability Amendment
SR-5
James Greene
NC
Expression of thanks
Adam Saad
MI
Expression of gratitude
SSR-8
Krish Korrapati
NC
David Emerson
MI
Medical Cost Transparency Act
SB-37
A Resolution to Amend the United States Constitution to End Gerrymandering
Krish Korrapati
NC
SSR-58
MI
Recognizing, acknowledging, and thanking individuals for their role in Senator Emerson’s journey to, selection for, success at American Legion Boys Nation
SSR-31
Expressing deep gratitude for everyone who has played a vital role in allowing Vice President Krish Korrapati of North Carolina to reach this moment
Cayle Corey
ND
Financial Literacy for America’s Future Act
SB-6
Tavin Woytassek
ND
The Fair Energy Act
SB-69
Tavin Woytassek
ND
Thanking those who mean the most
SSR-62
Quintin Lawson
NE
National Co-Responder and Mental Health Crisis De-escalation Mandate Act (Austin’s Law)
David Emerson Carter Klein
MN
Prescription Drug Regulation Act
SB-48
Carter Klein
MN
Providing thanks
SSR-5
Izuchukwu Ayika
MN
Artificial Intelligence Assistance in Law Enforcement and Courts Act
Izuchukwu Ayika
MN
Extending gratitude
SSR-10
Quintin Lawson
NE
Recognizing support
SSR-8
Tevonte Ammons
MO
Fair and Independent Redistricting (FAIR) Act
SB-44
Lincoln Haussler
NE
SB-68
MO
Thanking the organizations, places, and individuals that made Senator Ammons’ overwhelmingly positive Boys Nation experience possible
Clean Land, Ethical AI, and Resilient Water Act (CLEAR Water Act)
SSR-57
Lincoln Haussler
NE
A resolution expressing gratitude
SSR-59]
Milo Cocola
NH
Congressional Integrity: Complete Accountability and Divestment Act (CICADA)
SB-20
Milo Cocola
NH
Thanking individuals
SSR-43
Tevonte Ammons Tobias White
MO
Firearm Responsibility and Public Safety Act
SB-52
Vihaan Mahajan
MS
PAC It Up Act
SB-46
Legislation continued
The American Legion 2026 Boys Nation Yearbook Senator
State
Subject
Andrew Downing
NH
Restoration and Improvement of the National Mall
NH
Conveying appreciation of the 80th session of the Boys Nation Senate and honoring and thanking them for their work and dedication
SSR-42
Andrew Downing
No.
Senator
State
Subject
No.
Cameron Atwell
OK
Revitalization of Citizenship Procedures Act
Cameron Atwell
OK
Recognizing federally recognized tribes for outstanding educational efforts
Cameron Atwell
OK
Recognition
SSR-21
Arjun Deepak
OK
AI Token Revenue Taxation and AI Safety Research Act
SB-9
Arjun Deepak
OK
Expressing the sense of the Senate that members should refuse contributions from corporate political action committees
SR-1
Arjun Deepak
OK
Expression of gratitude and appreciation
SSR-40
Chase McMullen
OR
Loan Default Mitigation Pilot Program Act
SB-14
Chase McMullen
OR
Recognizing the support and financial backing provided by the members of Senator Chase McMullen's life
SSR-53
Finneus Bonk
OR
A Bill to ban dynamic pricing
Finneus Bonk
OR
A resolution to recognize the genocide of the Palestinian people
SR-2
Lincoln Laquidara
PA
Prioritizing Veterans over Violence Act
SB-16
Lincoln Laquidara
PA
Resolution of appreciation
Kai Yang
NJ
Rural Agricultural Assessment Standards Act (RAAS Act)
SB-40
Kai Yang
NJ
Expression of gratitude and appreciation
SSR-48
Owen Ungaro
NJ
Save Nick Shirley Act
SB-18
Clayton Wolfe
NM
Jury’s Choice Act
SB-82
Jacob Malagon
NM
E.D.G.E Act
SB-75
Peter Maffey
NV
American Nuclear Energy Act
Dmitri Grimmett
NV
Fiscal Responsibility Amendment
SR-9
Trevor Fitzgerald
NY
Coastal Salinity Control Act of 2026
SB-19
Trevor Fitzgerald
NY
Thanking all members of American Legion Post 803, Mr. Jeff Chagnon, and all members of Sen. Fitzgerald's family who helped him steer his path through both Boys’ State and Boys’ Nation
SSR-38
Finnegan Mullen
NY
Workforce Revitalization Act
SB-26
Finnegan Mullen
NY
Extending gratitude
SSR-44
Leonardo Mancha
OH
Student Press Freedom and Responsibility Act
Boden Moraski
PA
Securing American Biotechnology Act of 2026
OH
Recognizing American Legion Post 88, Mr. Condit, and Mr. Wasowski for their dedication to education, mentorship, and service
SSR-24
Boden Moraski
PA
Expressing the sense of the Senate on the governance of frontier artificial intelligence
OH
Environmental Restoration and Sustainability Act
SB-59
Alexander Hill
RI
The Emergency Artificial Intelligence Commission Establishment Act
SB-64
Mark Schoen Cruz
RI
College Access and Testing Equity Act
SB-21
OH
Recognizing American Legion Post 91, Mr. McGregor, Mr. Baher, Estepp City, and James Masie for their guidance and support towards my journey to American Legion Boys Nation
SSR-61
RI
Recognizing the importance of expanding educational opportunity for students from underserved communities
Leonardo Mancha Ryan Krivak Ryan Krivak
Mark Schoen Cruz
SB-17
Legislation continued
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State
Mark Schoen Cruz
RI
A simple resolution to thank many people
Bennett Askew
SC
Federal Distracted Driving Act
Bennett Askew
SC
Recognizing 80 years of Leadership at American Legion Boys Nation
Bennett Askew
SC
Thanks
Joshua Begelman
SC
Make Tariffs Responsible Act
Joshua Begelman
SC
Keeping An Eye On Egypt
Joshua Begelman
SC
Extending high gratitude to the Senator Begelman’s family, friends, and mentors
SSR-50
Luke Swanson
SD
Educational Fairness and Grading Act
SB-79
Luke Swanson
SD
Recognizing the support of my parents
SSR-18
Owen Kopfmann
SD
Law Enforcement Mental Health Act
SB-13
Owen Kopfmann
SD
Thanking individuals and God
SSR-20
Charles Russell
TN
Nonpartisan Congressional Maps Act
SB-4
TN
Expressing appreciation for the people, organizations, and communities that remind us that no leader succeeds alone
Charles Russell Carter Howard Carter Howard
TN TN
Subject
No.
Senator
State
SSR-65
John Alley Jr.
UT
DC statehood
SB-8
SB-58
John Alley Jr.
UT
Thanking individuals
SSR-16
Owen Geddes
UT
Transparency in Retention and User Subscription Tactics (TRUST) Act
SSR-15
Owen Geddes
UT
Providing gratitude and appreciation
SSR-7
SB-57
Dylan Hancock
VA
Save Democracy Act
SB-24
Dylan Hancock
VA
Expressing gratitude
SSR-22
Bokre Samson
VA
American Space Leadership Act of 2026
SB-12
Bokre Samson
VA
Resolution of thanks
SSR-69
Ryan Walsh
VT
Contested Custody 50/50 Baseline and Sibling Protection Funding Act
SB-24
Ryan Walsh
VT
Expressing the sense of the Boys Nation Senate that contested divorces should protect child stability, sibling unity, and the role of both safe and capable parents
SR-3
Ryan Walsh
VT
Thanking individuals
SSR-6
Samuel Martin
VT
Restore Federal Oversight of Food Additives and Eliminate the GRAS Self-Certification Loophole
SB-25
Joseph Hwang
WA
Transparency, Research, and User Safety in Technology (TRUST) Act
SB-80 SB-15
SSR-47
Honest Driver Act of 2026 Expressing appreciation for those who inspired a commitment to service
SSR-63
Subject
No.
Colin Cordova
TX
Ensuring All Americans Have Equal Access to American Opportunity (The Fair Shot Act)
SB-1
Joseph Hwang
WA
Condemning Political Violence and Reaffirming America's Commitment to Peaceful Democratic Principles
Colin Cordova
TX
Expressing gratitude
SSR-19
Joseph Hwang
WA
Expressing gratitude
SSR-64
Willie Ray III
TX
Food Deserts Revitalization Project Act
SB-47
Willie Ray III
TX
Thanks
SSR-52
Nathaniel Hamm
WA
SB-66
John Alley Jr.
UT
Voter Opportunity through Impartial Congressional Elections (VOICE) Act
SB-8
Safeguarding Children through Responsible E-verification and Enforcement Networks Act or the SCREEN Act
Nathaniel Hamm
WA
Creation of National Bigfoot Day
Legislation continued
The American Legion 2026 Boys Nation Yearbook Senator
State
Subject
No.
Nathaniel Hamm
WA
Expressing gratitude
SSR-55
Andrew Schuler
WI
Future Leaders Act
SB-62
Andrew Schuler
WI
For my grandma
SSR-2
Edwin Abili
WI
Accessible Education Act
SB-10
Thomas Farrell
WV
Build, Repair, and Maintain Act
SB-63
Thomas Farrell
WV
Thanks to all those responsible for preparing Senator Farrell and sending him to The American Legion Boys Nation
SSR-36
Amari Knights
WV
Port Biosecurity Act of 2026
SB-3
Amari Knights
WV
Resolution of proper appreciation and thankfulness to those involved in the journey of Senator Knights
SSR-39
Austin Vondra
WY
Fairly Balanced Term Limit Act
Austin Vondra
WY
Recognizing branches of support for their unwavering steadfast support, guidance, and endearment
SSR-45
Paxton Stevens
WY
Inhibiting Net-Worth Violations by Elected Servants Today (INVEST) Act
SB-7
Paxton Stevens
WY
Recognition and thanks
SSR-46