Congresswoman Hillary Scholten used her social media accounts between August 27-28, 2025 to address Social Security operations in her district, highlight Michigan’s $55 billion tourism sector with hospitality leaders, and call for comprehensive...
Congresswoman Hillary Scholten used social media between August 26–27 to address women's voting rights anniversaries and highlight economic pressures faced by West Michigan businesses due to tariffs.
Congresswoman Hillary Scholten posted on August 27 about the Minneapolis school shooting and humanitarian issues at the Gaza border while also inviting West Michigan residents traveling to Washington, D.C., to contact her office for assistance.
Congresswoman Hillary Scholten posted several updates between August 24-25 regarding legislation resources, a USDA partnership webinar on healthy grocery shopping, and progress on Grand Haven Harbor dredging delays.
Congresswoman Hillary Scholten used recent social media posts on August 23-24 to discuss meetings with disability advocates in West Michigan, tour an important clean energy facility serving over one million homes, and reflect on national voting...
Congresswoman Hillary Scholten used social media between August 21-23, 2025 to discuss federal energy policies affecting Michigan residents and highlight local advances in cancer care at Corewell Health.
Congresswoman Hillary Scholten posted on August 21 about securing funds for lamprey control in Michigan’s waterways and meeting with regional bankers to discuss community resources.
Congresswoman Hillary Scholten posted on August 19 about robotics innovation in Michigan's third district and celebrated local youth achievements while offering condolences to a grieving family.
Congresswoman Hillary Scholten posted about supporting healthcare access, visiting local manufacturers, and securing federal funding for environmental protection efforts on August 18, 2025.
Congresswoman Hillary Scholten posted updates between August 16-17, 2025 regarding local efforts for healthier food access and raised concerns about federal funding cuts affecting food banks.
Congresswoman Hillary Scholten shared updates on sewer management tours, road projects, and anti-PFAS initiatives across several tweets dated August 15–16, 2025.
Congresswoman Hillary Scholten used social media on August 13-14 to update constituents about her recent seniors-focused town hall in Muskegon and express support for local manufacturing tied to national security.
Congresswoman Hillary Scholten posted on August 14 about federal funding cuts impacting Michigan families and taxpayer costs related to a coal plant decision.
Congresswoman Hillary Scholten posted updates on educator support after federal policy changes and promoted upcoming community events and women's health initiatives on August 12-13, 2025.
Mike Gallagher, former U.S. representative of Wisconsin's 8th Congressional District, expressed concerns about the United States' reliance on China-made batteries, solar panels, and related hardware.
Congresswoman Hillary Scholten used recent social media posts dated August 11-12, 2025 to address concerns over high living costs while highlighting her engagement with transportation infrastructure and sustainability forums in West Michigan.
Congresswoman Hillary Scholten used her official account between August 7-9 to announce service academy nomination opportunities, introduce legislation protecting labor data integrity, and promote local back-to-school supply drives.