Rep. Terri Sewell

Team Sewell was thrilled to join Alabama Regional Medical Services for the ribbon cutting of their new Behavioral Health Wellness Unit!

We’re grateful for the exceptional care they provide to the residents of Jefferson County and surrounding communities. 🙏🏾

Team Sewell was excited to be in Wilcox County for mobile office hours, assisting constituents with their federal needs and sharing critical information!

Team Sewell will be hosting mobile office hours tomorrow in Camden! Stop by to speak with a member of my staff and get help with your federal needs!

Team Sewell was excited to be in Greene County for mobile office hours, assisting constituents with their federal needs and sharing critical information!

If you missed us, you can still get help on federal matters by contacting my office at Sewell.house.gov

Great news! A federal court just blocked Alabama's attempt to suppress Black representation, ruling (again) that the state's 2023 congressional map intentionally discriminates against Black voters.

This fight is far from over, but today’s ruling sends a clear message: Black voters in Alabama cannot and will not be silenced.

My full statement. 👇🏾

NEW on Substack from New Dem Rep. Terri Sewell:

What a rally in Montgomery, Alabama can teach us about building a movement to protect voting rights.

Read it on the New Dem Dispatch: https://newdemocratcoalition.substack.com/p/congresswoman-terri-sewells-lessons

As we spend time with loved ones on this Memorial Day, let us pause to remember the brave Americans who made the ultimate sacrifice and gave their lives in service to our country. We owe them and their families an enormous debt of gratitude that we will never fully repay.

Unbelievable! The House was supposed to vote on a bill to end Trump’s war in Iran. But Republicans just canceled the vote! Why? Because they were afraid it would pass.

Americans oppose this war. But Republicans would rather bend the knee to Trump than do what the people are demanding.

We will continue pushing for a vote!

This week's cover of The Birmingham Times features Rep. Terri Sewell participating in the 60th anniversary of Bloody Sunday by crossing the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma with Foot Soldiers, other elected officials, and Selma citizens.

https://wp.me/p3Qa3v-CQ2

Terri Sewell Never Forgot Where She Came From — and Selma Never Forgot Her First of Three Parts By Mia Watkins | For the Birmingham Times There was a time when U.S. Representative Terri Sewell didn’t think stepping into the political arena was for her, even though being o…