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Steny Hoyer's Political Summary on Issue: Arts, Entertainment, and History

Office:

On The Ballot: Running, Democratic for U.S. House (MD) - District 5

Contact Information

Campaign

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4201 Northview Drive, Suite 220
Bowie, MD 20716
Phone: 301-464-5710

Office

Washington, D.C.

Washington, D.C. Webmail
Washington, D.C. Website

General

General Website

4475 Regency Place, Suite 203
White Plains, MD 20695-3074

301-843-1577
301-843-1331

United States District Courthouse
6500 Cherrywood Lane, Suite 310
Greenbelt, MD 20770

301-474-0119
301-474-4697

1705 Longworth House Office Building
Washington, DC 20515

202-225-4131
202-225-4300

Current Issue:

Arts, Entertainment, and History

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04/10/2024
Vote: Steny Hoyer voted Yea (Passage) - HR 3250 - National Museum of Play Recognition Act
12/14/2022
Social Media: Tweet - "The @USPS announced that my dear friend and civil rights hero John Lewis will be honored on a postage stamp starting next year, a beautiful tribute to a titan of the Congress who dedicated his life to building a better world and "the beloved community.""
12/02/2022
Social Media: Tweet - "(1/2) Antisemitism is on the rise and the most recent egregious examples -- as well as the silence & rationalizations that has followed them -- make people complicit in promoting violence."
11/21/2022
Rating: Steny Hoyer was rated 100% by Americans for the Arts Action Fund (Positions)
10/28/2022
Social Media: Tweet - "I join in praying for Paul Pelosi's full and quick recovery after the attack that occurred in San Francisco this morning. My thoughts are with the Speaker and the Pelosi family during this difficult time."
08/31/2022
Statement: Hoyer Statement on the Passing of Mikhail Gorbachev
07/14/2022
Social Media: Hoyer Statement on the Retirement of Chesapeake Bay Commission Executive Director Ann Pesiri Swanson
07/13/2022
Social Media: Tweet - "Today, a statue of Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune, a Floridian educator, activist, & trailblazer for civil rights was unveiled in National Statuary Hall, the first Black woman to be honored in this way. I was proud to join my colleagues for the ceremony dedicating Dr. Bethune's statue."
07/11/2022
Statement: Hoyer Statement on the Passing of Former AFSCME President Jerry McEntee
06/23/2022
Social Media: Tweet - "This week I had the honor of meeting the winner of the #MD05 Congressional Art Competition, Liliana McGee. Liliana is a talented artist and her work is currently hanging up in the U.S. Capitol for Members and visitors to admire."
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