U.S. Rep. Lizzie Fletcher Representing Texas’ 7th Congressional District | Twitter Website
U.S. Rep. Lizzie Fletcher Representing Texas’ 7th Congressional District | Twitter Website
Rep. Lizzie Fletcher, currently serving in the U.S. Congress representing Texas’ 7th district, recently shared a series of tweets addressing significant issues and engagements. Born in Houston in 1975, Fletcher has been an active political figure since replacing John Culberson in 2019.
On March 7, 2025, Rep. Fletcher commemorated the anniversary of Bloody Sunday with a tweet: "60 years ago today, hundreds of Americans marching from Selma to Montgomery to exercise their right to vote were attacked on what became Bloody Sunday. Today, the fight continues—which is why I have cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act. We must pass it."
Later that day, she tweeted about her meeting with local mayors: "Glad to meet with @cityofwestu Mayor Susan Sample, Southside Place Mayor Andy Chan, and @SugarLandtxgov Mayor Joe R. Zimmerman in Houston before I flew back to D.C. this week. I look forward to our continued partnership for our #TX07 community!" This meeting underscored her commitment to collaborating with local leaders for the benefit of her constituents.
On March 8, 2025, Rep. Fletcher addressed concerns regarding reproductive care accessibility: "Reproductive care is becoming increasingly difficult to get—even in states that don't have abortion bans. This puts strain on the system and the providers who serve Texans whether or not our state lawmakers like it, and endangers women across the country." Her remarks highlighted ongoing challenges faced by healthcare providers and women amid legislative restrictions.
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