Cynthia Lummis - Senator for Wyoming
Hello and a Cowboy State
welcome to my weekly newsletter! I'm excited to bring you the latest about
what my team and I are doing in Washington and throughout Wyoming to
represent you to the federal government. Each week we'll highlight
some of the actions we've taken, and the stories you might have missed,
along with any important opportunities that we want to make sure you
see. Thanks for reading!
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*Women's History Month*
Wyoming was the first state to allow
women to vote, but we also were home to many other firsts for women,
including the first woman juror, the first woman governor, and the
first woman justice of the peace. All month long, I've been highlighting
these trailblazing women on my social media accounts. You can find
more information about them here [link 1].
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*This Week in
Washington**
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*This Week in Wyoming**
**Votes*:*
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Nomination of Deb Haaland as Secretary of Interior
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**Not Present due
to winter storm**
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Nomination of Isabella Guzman as
Administrator of the Small Business Administration
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**Not Present due to
winter storm**
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Nomination of Katherine Tai as US Trade
Representative
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**Yes**
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Nomination of Xavier Becerra as Secretary
of Health and Human Services
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**No**
**Hearings:**
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Commerce Committee - Recent Federal Actions to Expand Broadband: Are We
Making Progress?
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**Click here to listen to my questions for the
panel* [link 2]*
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Environment & Public Works Committee -
Examining the Challenges Facing Drinking Water and Waste Water Infrastructure
Projects
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**Click here to listen to my opening statement* [link
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**Click here to listen to my questions for the panel* [link
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Banking Committee - 21st Century Economy: Protecting the
Financial System from Risks Associated with Climate Change
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**Click here to listen to my questions for the panel* [link 5]*
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*This week*, Wyoming got hit with a record-breaking
snowstorm. I80 and I25 were shut down for days and we're still digging out
across the state. In times like these, we get to see what Wyoming is
really made of - kind people and good neighbors. It was fun to see
stories of people like Ethan Healey [link 6] gearing up and transporting
medical staff to the hospital and our state legislators [link 7]
climbing in the rafters of the Capitol to fix a leak.
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*I was
honored* to be invited to address the 66th Wyoming State Legislature on
Friday. I began my career in the Wyoming State House, and I'm proud of
the work our legislature does to make Wyoming a great place.
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*Click here to hear my address [link 8]*
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I
joined David Westin on his show *Balance of Power *on Bloomberg TV to
discuss issues impacting the people of Wyoming.
Catch up here:
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Contact Information:
Website:
Office
Locations:
Cody
1285 Sheridan Avenue
Suite 210
Cody, WY 82414
Phone:
307-527-9444
Casper
Dick Cheney Federal Bldg.
100 East B Street,
Suite 3201
PO Box 33201
Casper, WY 82601
Phone:
307-261-6572
Cheyenne
Federal Center
2120 Capitol Avenue
Suite 2007
Cheyenne, WY
82001
Phone: 307-772-2477
Washington, DC
Dirksen Senate Office
Building
Suite SD-G12
Washington, DC 20510
Phone:
202-224-3424
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