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Accepting Applications for Wounded Warrior Fellowship Program
Rep. Sewell is seeking to hire one Wounded Warrior or medically retired Veteran for a position within Alabama’s 7th Congressional District as a Constituent Service Representative.
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Rep. Sewell Secures Funding Increase for Wastewater Infrastructure
Rep. Sewell worked with appropriators to include an additional $1.8 billion in funding for water and wastewater infrastructure in must-pass government funding legislation.
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Accepting Applications for Fall Internship Program
Interns will work in a fast-paced Congressional office, gain valuable legislative or communications experience, and learn more about how Congress works. Now accepting applications to join Washington, D.C., Birmingham, Selma, Montgomery, or Tuscaloosa offices.
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Rep. Sewell Delivers State of the District Address
On Tuesday, January 30, Congresswoman Terri A. Sewell (D-AL) gave a State of the District Address for Alabama’s 7th Congressional District. The address was broadcast live on Rep. Sewell’s Facebook page.
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Rep. Sewell Releases 2018 Annual Report
Congresswoman Terri A. Sewell (D-AL) has released her office’s annual report for 2018. The report reviews Rep. Sewell’s work and accomplishments from 2017, both in the district and in Congress, and announces goals for the coming year.
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Rep. Sewell speaks out against the #GOPTaxScam
On Tuesday, the House considered GOP tax legislation which will add $1.5 trillion to the national debt. Rep. Terri Sewell spoke against the bill on the House floor before passage.
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Rep. Sewell helps lead Democratic election commission
Alabama Rep. Terri Sewell will serve as vice chair of a new Democratic “watchdog” panel set up to counter President Donald Trump’s new election fraud commission.
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Congressional Gold Medal Ceremony for 1965 Voting Rights Marches Foot Soldiers
House and Senate leaders held a ceremony to award the Congressional Gold Medal in honor of the “foot soldiers” of the 1965 voting rights marches.
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