MOAA’s New Legislative Action Center
MOAA's new Legislative Action Center will enable you and other virtual advocates to be more engaged with MOAA's advocacy in Washington, D.C. You may notice some changes at their Legislative Action Center and on individual “Take Action” messages. Their new system is designed to make it even easier to reach out to your lawmakers on these issues, as well as track what MOAA is engaging on in the halls of Congress. To access the new action center, click here. If you have any questions, check out their FAQ section and walk-through video.
The following subjects are among those covered by MOAA this week (March 20, 2025)
State Tax Update: News from 6 States on Military Retirement Pay
Better Barracks: Join Our Fight to Improve Unaccompanied Housing
Military Spouses Can't Wait: Add Them to the Work Opportunity Tax Credit
HEALTH CARE & EARNED BENEFITS
Major Richard Star Act Reintroduced in House, Senate
4 Key Military Health Care Deadlines Are Set for March 31. Are You Prepared?
Advocacy in Action: All the Details on MOAA’s Spring Campaign
MOAA’s priorities for the 119th Congress reflect our commitment to protect compensation and benefits, ensure access to top-tier DoD and VA health care, and address the unique challenges military families and veterans face. These efforts underscore MOAA’s unwavering dedication to those who serve and have served.
This year, MOAA has five issues for members to bring to lawmakers this month and beyond. Click each item to download an issue paper covering the topic in full:
Improving unaccompanied housing to support readiness and quality of life
Passing the Military Spouse Hiring Act to expand employment opportunities
Enhancing stability and accountability in the military health system
Improving caregiving support for families of veterans
COLA WATCH
Follow trends on MOAA’s COLA Watch.
MOAA’S LEGISLATIVE PRIORITIES FOR THE 119TH CONGRESS
New Hampshire Congressional Delegation Scorecard
See how our Congressional Delegation stand on key bills affecting the military, retirees and survivors.
MOAA has created a page on their web site for each individual legislator to summarize the information for you in one spot rather than making you sort through cosponsor lists for multiple bills.
Just follow these five steps:
Congressional Voting Records
Want to know who voted for what legislation? Check to see how our Congressional Delegation voted on anybill! Visit the Project Vote Smart website, click on "New Hampshire" and "GO". There you will find a wealth of information at your fingertips not only about Congress, but other federal and state officials as well!!
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