Indy Standard

André Carson, a U.S. Congressman representing Indiana's 7th district, recently shared updates on his legislative activities and initiatives via social media. His posts address pedestrian safety improvements, legislative decisions regarding nonprofit organizations, and Medicare Open Enrollment.

On November 20, 2024, Carson highlighted efforts to enhance pedestrian safety in certain corridors. He stated: "Making our streets safer for pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists. Learn more about the corridors that will receive pedestrian safety improvements here: https://t.co/37Y4xqqlZ8https://t.co/XLNka7MXhd".

In a post dated November 21, 2024, Carson expressed his opposition to H.R. 9495. He remarked: "H.R. 9495 would give the incoming administration new power to shut down nonprofits – even with no evidence of wrongdoing. This could impact a variety of organizations, including universities and even news outlets." "I voted NO on this attempt to silence important nonprofits.".

The following day on November 22, 2024, Carson reiterated his commitment to advocating for constituents' rights in Congress amidst ongoing political dynamics in Washington. He noted: "No matter what's happening in Washington, I'll be fighting for you in Congress -- just as I always have." "That means protecting you and your loved ones' right to Medicare." "Learn more about Medicare Open Enrollment in my latest with @IndyRecorder: https://t.co/fyAAEMvYYX".