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As we close out the year, I want to take a moment to reflect on 2025 and how we’ve been able to make a difference for Indianapolis families.
This year brought new challenges with a new administration, but I focused on one core mission: being responsive, accessible, and an effective advocate for the people. I’m proud to share some highlights of this work.
Serving Constituents:
This month marks 90 years of Social Security – 90 years of America keeping its promise to deliver Americans the benefits they’ve earned. Democrats created this program and today, we continue to protect it – especially as the Trump administration tries to cut and open the door to privatizing this essential program.
It’s an honor to serve as your representative.
Many Indianapolis residents have contacted our office because cuts to Medicaid and food assistance put their lives at risk. I implore my colleagues to think of these women - and 14 million others who stand to lose healthcare because of this heartless bill.
INDIANAPOLIS— Congressman André Carson (IN-07) is alerting Indianapolis residents about immediate changes to their online Social Security accounts.
As of this Saturday, March 29, the Social Security Administration is requiring individuals to transition to a new or existing Login.gov account or an ID.me account to access online services. Social Security beneficiaries will not be able to access online services until they make this change, but benefits are not expected to be impacted.
Rep. Carson hosted a Virtual Town Hall where he discussed federal workforce and federal funding cuts. He also discussed DOGE and this chaos this. administration has caused and how Democrats are fighting back. by Dr. Virginia Caine, Director and Chief Medical Officer of the Marion County Public Health Department, joined also to share how federal cuts are impacting the health department.
This week, Social Security turned 89. For decades, Social Security has been a sacred promise that you deserve to retire with dignity.