Past Newsletters
I want to hear from you. I’m holding a Virtual Town Hall on Thursday, October 3 at 4:30pm to answer your questions and give you an update on what’s happening in Congress.
Last week, I voted for a House funding bill to prevent a government shutdown and begin negotiations on final funding bills for 2025. My priorities remain consistent: fund critical services and programs that middle class Americans depend on, like Medicare, Social Security, and lifesaving food assistance.
If it seems like we’ve been experiencing more bouts of extreme weather, that’s because we have.
As the leaves start to fall and the promise of chilly weather arrives, there’s something else on the horizon: Indiana’s voter registration deadline.
Hoosier voters will need to register or update their registration (if needed) by midnight on Monday, October 7.
Last week, I joined Citizens Energy and local and national leaders to break ground on a new project to upgrade nearly five miles of a natural gas pipeline in Indianapolis.
This multi-year project will address an aged, leak-prone pipeline that runs throughout the east side. It’s all thanks to the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, which I was proud to vote for and champion, and is the most significant investment in our nation's infrastructure in more than half a century.
This week, Social Security turned 89. For decades, Social Security has been a sacred promise that you deserve to retire with dignity.
Looking for a first-time job, or a better job? We’ve got you covered.
I know the process of applying for a job can be overwhelming. That’s why we want to bring opportunities directly to you.
I am honored to host my annual Job & Resource Fair at the Ivy Tech Culinary and Conference Center on Tuesday, August 6 at 10am – plus, free community resources like resume help, expungement information, and more. This year, we’re back and better than ever, with over 70 vendors ready to serve you.
WHAT: Annual Job & Resource Fair
NEW: Congress’ First Staff Interfaith Space:
In America, no matter what, you should be able to practice your religion freely and openly.
Our country was founded on the basis of religious freedom. That means the freedom to attend whatever church, mosque, or synagogue you want, without discrimination. But it also means we need to make our country open and welcoming to all religions.
Our rail system isn’t just about getting from point A to point B. It supports a strong economy and opens the door to countless opportunities.
Passenger rail is better for our environment and better for commuters. In fact, expanding passenger rail service is estimated to generate $30 billion in direct investments in our communities and reduce carbon emissions by nearly 50% when compared to car travel. And now, we’re making our passenger rail system better than ever.
May’s jobs report is in. Spoiler: it’s more good news.
Last month, the U.S. created 272,000 new jobs. That brings the running total to 15 million new jobs in the last four years – 3 million more than was previously predicted.
This job growth is no accident.
Under Democratic leadership, the House of Representatives passed several groundbreaking bills that were enacted to boost our economy following the lingering, devastating impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Over the last 4 years, House Democrats have been hard at work to make life better for everyday, middle-class Americans.
It’s common sense – when we invest in infrastructure and clean energy, we also invest in our economy. I voted for the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and the Inflation Act to strengthen our country’s infrastructure, lower costs, and create thousands of good-paying jobs.
We’ve already announced millions of projects throughout the country that are making a difference. Here’s how those investment is paying off in Indiana: