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October 10, 2023

Bonamici promised to vouch for additional funding for medical supplies and continued diplomatic assistance via Congress. She urged people to continue to tune in to news coverage of the conflict.

“We know hundreds have already been killed, including civilians,” Bonamici said. “It’s hard to watch, but watch we must, because we need to know that brutal terrorism is happening there.”


October 3, 2023
Statements
Before the vote today, the U.S. House of Representatives had only used the process to vacate the Speaker of the House once. That was more than a century ago, and the motion failed. This is a serious moment in the history of this institution.

October 3, 2023

In a statement released minutes after the vote, Bonamici said she voted to remove McCarthy because he “has consistently empowered his conference’s most extreme members.”

“He has stood behind devastating cuts to public education and other government programs that help working families, like SNAP, the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program, and Head Start,” she said.


October 2, 2023
The new dates are necessary because changes to the schedule of the U.S. House of Representatives now require the Congresswoman to be in Washington, D.C. during the previous town hall dates and times.

October 2, 2023
I’m grateful to join my colleagues in this effort to honor Indigenous people, history, and culture.
Issues:Civil Rights

September 27, 2023
Preserving [the Federal Defenders] workforce as much as possible is essential to our justice system.
Issues:Civil Rights

September 26, 2023

U.S. Representative Suzanne Bonamici found herself in Buxton for at least the second time this year on Friday, September 8, this time touring Public Coast Farm, which has a Fisher Road address and also abuts Highway 26 to one side and the proposed Salmonberry Trail to the other.


September 26, 2023

About 60% of college students who are eligible for food assistance benefits don’t receive them, according to a federal study.

Federal lawmakers, including Oregon’s Sen. Ron Wyden and Rep. Suzanne Bonamici, introduced legislation Tuesday in hopes of decreasing that percentage.