
Congresswoman Sarah Elfreth
@RepSarahElfreth
Proudly representing Maryland’s 3rd Congressional District.
🍎 Since 1857, the @NEAToday has been fighting to ensure our students and educators have access to the best opportunities possible. Thank you to the NEA Board of Directors for sitting down with me in Washington to discuss full funding for our public schools, support for special…

Even though Speaker Johnson cancelled votes for the second week in a row, I’m ready and willing to work with anyone on a bipartisan budget bill that addresses the affordability crisis and fixes our broken health care system. Until then, I will continue to work with our federal,…
The law is clear: the Administration cannot recklessly fire federal workers because of a shutdown. This President has been attacking our federal workforce and the critical services they provide since day one – we will not stand for them using this shutdown as an excuse to fire…

We’re back with another in-person town hall! You can join @Sen_Alsobrooks, @MDComptroller, @OAGMaryland, and me on Thursday, October 30th at 6:00 PM right here in Howard County – RSVP at the link below. eventbrite.com/e/howard-count…
For 180 years, the @NavalAcademy has educated and trained generations of our best and brightest Midshipmen to serve as Naval and Marine Corps Officers. I’m proud to lead more than 30 of my colleagues in honoring the legacy and impact the Academy has had on our nation. The…

Our nation’s servicemembers will miss their paychecks next week if Congress doesn’t act. Today, I requested that Congress pass a bill to pay our troops during shutdowns. Unfortunately, I was gaveled down and the bill was not considered.
Thank you @RepJulieJohnson and everyone who joined our Instagram Live on the government shutdown. House Democrats are united in the fight for millions of American’s health care. Our office remains open, and we have more town halls and conversations on deck. Stay tuned for…
We’re less than an hour away from our live conversation with @RepJulieJohnson, where we’ll be providing updates, resources, and more related to the shutdown. I hope you’ll tune in on Instagram, @RepSarahElfreth!📱
Don’t miss our Instagram live with @RepJulieJohnson today at 1:45 PM EST. If you want updates on the shutdown and more information about how our offices can support you during these uncertain times, be sure to tune in on Instagram @RepSarahElfreth.

Don’t miss our Instagram live with @RepJulieJohnson today at 1:45 PM EST. If you want updates on the shutdown and more information about how our offices can support you during these uncertain times, be sure to tune in on Instagram @RepSarahElfreth.

After two years of horrific war, this long-awaited agreement may finally bring the hostages home, end the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, and bring us closer to a two-state solution. There is still much work ahead to ensure that families are reunited and a lasting peace is achieved…
President Trump promised to lower costs from day one – yet over 270 days into this Congress, there is not only no action to address the affordability crisis but outright attacks on our federal workforce and on lifesaving tax credits that make health care more affordable. Team…
As we continue the fight to extend the ACA tax credits, I wanted to sit down with one of the leading experts on health care and discuss how to improve health care affordability through programs like the ACA. For today’s edition of Calls With Your Congresswoman, I called up the…
TOMORROW: I’m going live with @RepJulieJohnson on Instagram to discuss the Republican government shutdown and what our offices are doing to serve our constituents. We’ll be going live at 1:45 PM ET @RepSarahElfreth on Instagram. Don’t miss it!

Today, Team Maryland was at the BWI Airport to make one thing clear: shutdowns don't fly. The Republican shutdown means our TSA agents and air traffic controllers are working without pay. We will continue to stand strong against threats from this President against our civil…



One thing that Speaker Johnson and I agree on: furloughed workers should absolutely get back pay. It’s also the law. c-span.org/clip/news-conf…
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Speaker Johnson Says Furloughed Workers Should Get Back Pay
House Speaker Mike Johnson says he hopes furloughed workers will get their back pay, saying the have "served valiantly" and "worked hard." Speaker Johnson also says the president believes they should...
It’s clear: a majority of Americans want Congress to renew the ACA tax credits. These tax credits make health care more affordable for all Americans, not just those enrolled in the ACA – in Maryland alone, ALL Marylanders are projected to see a 13% increase in their health care…

💜 Since 1998, Anne Arundel Medical Center has been home to one of the first domestic violence programs in Maryland, ensuring every patient had access to life-saving healthcare AND trained advocates and intervention services. Thank you to Sheriff Sesker, the Anne Arundel County…




Let’s be clear: furloughed federal employees WILL receive back pay after a shutdown. Thanks to the leadership of Maryland Senator Ben Cardin, Congress passed a bill to ensure back pay for furloughed employees in 2019. President Trump then signed this bill into law, and furloughed…
We’re now almost a week into the government shutdown, and for as long as we need to, the Maryland federal, state, and local delegation will continue doing everything we can to support our communities – especially our federal workers. I joined @HoCoGovExec to share all the ways we…


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