Cory Booker unveils his plan to “bring dignity and choice to long-term healthcare.” Currently, long term Medicaid healthcare services are only available to people below a certain income and asset level. Booker’s plan would raise the bar, allowing more people to qualify for these services. 

Cory Booker unveils plan to combat immigration issues if elected president. The proposal includes shutting down facilities that do not meet the standards set by the American Bar Association, cutting out for-profit facilities in the immigration system and stopping Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids on schools, religious locales and medical facilities

Cory Booker announces a criminal justice system reform plan that would forgo Congressional help by expanding executive clemency and pardoning powers. With his plan, Booker would grant an early release to 17,000 to 20,000 individuals with non-violent drug charges. 

Senator Booker rolls out his plan to supply Americans with affordable housing. The plan would provide renters with a refundable tax credit, provide better legal counsel to tenants and provide measures to fight homelessness. 

Following Robert Mueller’s press conference regarding his investigation of Russian interference, collusion and Trump obstruction, Senator Cory Booker states that the impeachment process must begin now. Booker had previously withheld calling for impeachment, citing the need for a full report from Mueller

Senator Booker unveils a plan to create a White House office specifically for overseeing women’s right to abortion and a repeal of the Hyde Amendment, which only provides federal funding of abortion if the pregnancy is a result of rape or incest. The plan for the office indicates Booker’s focus on abortion in his campaign 

Booker rolls out what he calls “the most comprehensive gun control plan,” which includes a revised federal gun-licensing program, a ban on assault rifles and high-capacity magazines and restrictions on bulk gun purchases. 

Booker's tax returns show he gave $150,000 to charity over 14 years

Booker responds to Trump's criticism with call for grace in politics

In a video published to Twitter, Senator Cory Booker announces his campaign for the 2020 presidential election

Booker's use of Smollett's case draws criticsm after Smollett's story falls apart