Representative Val Hoyle

Representative Val Hoyle

@repvalhoyle.bsky.social

Congresswoman serving Oregon’s Fourth District. Wife, Mom, former Labor Commissioner. Pro Union, Pro-Choice, Pro Democracy. #OR04

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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Everyone deserves to feel safe in their relationships, communities and homes. I stand with the millions of Americans impacted by domestic violence each year and will keep fighting for a future free of abuse and fear.

We’re not going to let big tech dictate the future. My data center non-negotiables: 💰Don’t jack up utility costs 💼Create clear labor standards 🛠️Pay for new infrastructure built 🌎Protect the planet 📢Give consumers a voice in the process

This new $11.7 million federal investment will hep the Siletz Tribe expand broadband in Lincoln County, connecting more households to health care, education and job opportunities. Reliable internet means more opportunities for rural and tribal communities to grow.

tribalbusinessnews.comSiletz Tribe receives $11.7M USDA grant for rural broadband - Tribal Business NewsThe U.S. Department of Agriculture has awarded $11.7 million to the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians to expand high‑speed internet access in rural Lincoln County, Ore., the agency announced. The ...

I’m proud to have earned a 100% on @hrc.org's 119th Congressional Scorecard. Everyone deserves freedom from discrimination, persecution, violence and should be able to live openly as their true selves. LGBTQIA+ rights are human rights and I will continue to fight to ensure no one gets left behind.

I’m leading a letter with over 50 of my colleagues demanding that DHS protect the due process rights of Ukrainian TPS holders. The Administration must re-designate Ukraine for TPS to extend this eligibility and allow Ukrainians who have fled war to receive protections here in the United States.

Due to lost paperwork, this medal was long overdue and I’m glad that my team was able to help make this happen. Lieutenant Colonel Gauntlett's bravery in Vietnam saved lives, and in over 50 years of service to the military, he demonstrated great courage and patriotism.

Medicare Open Enrollment is live! From October 15 to December 7, seniors age 65 or older can enroll or make changes to their Medicare plan which will take effect on January 1st. Head to Medicare.gov to compare your options for health coverage and determine what meets your health and financial needs.

On World Menopause Day we are reminded to keep fighting for accessible, quality women’s healthcare. Perimenopause and menopause are natural stages of life experienced by millions of women every year but are severely overlooked and under researched.

It was great to join the Roseburg Urban Sanitary Authority for the ribbon cutting on their new solar and battery storage project. Wastewater treatment has to keep running even when the power goes out. This will keep critical services running during emergencies and lower costs for the community.

Congratulations to Nate Jackson on being named Oregon’s 2026 Teacher of the Year! Thank you for the work you do every day to help young Oregonians learn, grow and succeed. It was an honor to celebrate you with the Willamette High School community.

Today in Tacoma, we were checking on community members to ensure they have legal representation, healthcare and access to food and information. If you know someone who has been picked up by ICE or have questions about immigration status, reach out to my office at (541) 465-6732 or hoyle.house.gov

Salmon sustain fishing jobs and help our local economies thrive. $5.9 million from NOAA’s Community-based Restoration Program is headed to Oregon’s 4th Congressional District to support restoring habitat for Coho Salmon across four Oregon Coast watersheds.

currypilot.comOregon to see $12M for habitat restoration projectsOregon will receive $12 million in federal funds for habitat restoration and coastal resilience projects through the Community-based Restoration Program at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Adminis...

Americans shouldn't have to fear cuts to their hard-earned benefits. We need to protect and strengthen Social Security. That’s why I introduced the Social Security Expansion Act to increase annual benefits and extend its solvency. The American people can’t wait any longer.

beinsure.comSocial Security faces 26% benefit cut under new CBO forecastCBO projects Social Security's retirement fund will run dry in 2032, leaving payroll revenue sufficient for only 74% of scheduled benefits

Don’t let them fool you. They know their agenda is toxic. They know the American people don’t support it. So what’s their plan? Wait until after the election to do the worst.

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SCOOP: White House officials, led by Susie Wiles, have told DOJ to delay any abortion-related action until after the midterms Wiles suggested to Todd Blanche that an aggressive approach on abortion would be negative for the GOP in November @washingtonsun.com www.washingtonsun.com/campaigns/ab...