Listen folks, it's simple, voters should choose their politicians, not the other way around. My FAIR MAPS Act would level the playing field and make every election a fair fight.

FYI! 🚨 We'll be closing this account once my term in the House is up at the end of this year. But you can continue getting updates from Washington from a great Congresswoman for North Carolina's Triangle area > please go follow Congresswoman @ValerieFoushee to stay in the know!

My statement on tonight’s YES vote for the House CR 👉 We are keeping the government open.

This has been an honor. Thank you.

I have a lot of work left to do, but I’m so proud of everything we accomplished together.

Thank you to my family, my colleagues, my staff, and most importantly to the people of North Carolina for the opportunity to be your voice in Congress.

As you may know, my term in the US House and this social account will be winding down at the end of the year. If you'd like to stay in the know about what's happening in Congress, please follow @RepDeborahRoss, who's delivering great results for the people of Wake County.

Today, I had the chance to speak with my colleague @USRepMikeFlood at the @BlockchainAssn Summit. Building bipartisan consensus on the future of digital innovation is critical for moving us into the future.

Because of partisan gerrymandering by NC Republicans, that work is cut short. But I’m proud of what we were able to do in such a short time. Thanks to everyone who has been a part of that work, and showed up last night to commemorate it.

We introduced and pushed dozens of bills that would solve those problems. We worked across the aisle to do it, and got Republicans and Democrats on board.

◦Supported our HBCUs and the important role they play in NC-13. ◦Talked to seniors about cutting costs for housing, health care, and medication. ◦Gave a voice to families who are struggling to pay for groceries, or afford child care for their kids.

We addressed the issues most important to our constituents and working people in North Carolina. ◦Education for financial literacy, for starting a business, and navigating federal agencies. ◦Calling attention to the need to fund public education and workforce development.

In just one term, we:.- hosted 16 town halls.- completed 296 public meetings.- responded to 70,000 constituent inquiries.- hosted 45 roundtable discussions.- closed 1,860 federal cases that returned $2.9 Million to constituents pockets

Last night, my office hosted an event to celebrate the partnership of this community through this term. We accomplished a lot. And I’m grateful to my team of excellent staff on the ground every day in service of NC13. #ncpol

#NCGA Republicans are pushing an extreme power grab in SB382 for one reason: they’re upset about the election results. You can’t change the rules just when you lose. And you definitely can’t do it under the guise of “disaster relief”… only giving 6% of what’s needed. #ncpol

As many of you know, my term in Congress is up on Jan 2. While I won’t be coming back to the House next term, I’m not giving up on all the work left to do. This account will be closing when my term does, but I’ll still post updates on my other accounts!.

If you’re interested in digging into this more, check my website here:.

🚨 @CFPB is returning over $53 million in illegal junk fees to NC consumers, part of $1.8 billion going to 4.3M Americans harmed by illegal credit repair scams. My bipartisan bill, the Ending Scam Credit Repair Act, would make it even harder for scammers to get away with this.

Today is not the day to stop talking about North Carolina gerrymandering in Congress. We can fix this problem. We need to pass the Fair Maps Act. Watch my floor speech 👉

At yesterday’s @FinancialCmte hearing I asked @nathanmccauley about tech innovators being locked out of the financial system by the US government. This is unacceptable. For the US to be the global tech and finance leader, we must work in a bipartisan way to end debanking.

Working across the aisle is critical when dealing with the important issues under the Financial Services Committee’s jurisdiction. I was glad to be a part of that kind of work this term.