Congresswoman Terri Sewell

Congress passed a bill to provide Americans with direct payments to afford what they need during this public health crisis. Click here to learn more about the payments.

I know that as we closely monitor the status of the COVID-19 Coronavirus, many of us have immediate concerns about the state of our health and the state of our community.

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On Wednesday, March 18, Rep. Terri Sewell (AL-07) hosted a telephone town hall and briefing alongside health experts to provide updates and help answer questions on the Coronavirus, what steps can protect you and your family, and steps federal, state and local officials are taking to keep our community safe. Listen to the event here.

The CDC is encouraging all Americans to take the following everyday preventative actions:to stop the spread of COVID-19, the Coronavirus.

As a member of Congress representing Alabama's 7th District, I work to ensure that our federal government invests in the policies and programs that help our communities, our state, and our nation move forward.

Please fill out the Fiscal Year 2021 Appropriations Request submission by March 6, 2020.

I am proud to say that the state of our district is getting stronger because of the work we have done together thus far! Watch the full State of the District address here.

“Voting is personal to me, not only because I represent America’s Civil Rights District—but because it was on the streets of my hometown, Selma, Alabama, that foot soldiers shed their blood on the Edmund Pettus Bridge so that all Americans—regardless of race—could vote!” Rep. Sewell said. “I am so proud that, today, the House took critical steps in addressing the Supreme Court’s Shelby decision and passed H.R. 4, the Voting Rights Advancement Act, to restore the Voting Rights Act of 1965 to its full strength.”