U.S. Representative Lizzie Fletcher, who serves Texas’s 7th congressional district, posted a series of updates on February 2, 2026, highlighting her ongoing legislative activities and community engagement.
In one post, Fletcher announced an upcoming hearing by the Energy Subcommittee of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce: “Tomorrow, the @EnergyCommerce Energy Subcommittee will hold a hearing to discuss energy affordability. Tune in at 9:15 a.m. CST: https://t.co/6jvEepYYib https://t.co/mKY1pSBqIT” (posted February 2, 2026).
Later that evening, she promoted the annual Congressional Art Competition for students residing in her district: “The 2026 #TX07 Congressional Art Competition is underway! I invite student artists who live in #TX07 to compete to have their art displayed in the U.S. Capitol. Submissions are due March 31.
More details and how to submit your art at https://t.co/i3xR8xgAp1https://t.co/z0dbXLcbYl” (posted February 2, 2026).
In another statement posted later that night regarding federal disaster funding after Hurricane Harvey, Fletcher reflected on her long-term involvement with related policy and criticized state administration of funds: “Having worked on this issue for the last seven years, and having succeeded the Member of Congress who wrote the provisions directing more than $4 billion in federal funds following Hurricane Harvey, there is no doubt that the Texas General Land Office did Houstonians wrong. And” (posted February 2, 2026).
Lizzie Fletcher has represented Texas’s 7th district since defeating John Culberson in the general election held in 2018. She has subsequently won re-election against Wesley Hunt in 2020, Johnny Teague in 2022, and Caroline Kane in 2024.
