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Congresswoman Susie Lee, representing Nevada's 3rd district since 2019, has been active on social media discussing legislative developments and community achievements. Lee, who succeeded Jacky Rosen in Congress, was born in Canton, Ohio in 1966 and currently resides in Las Vegas. She is a graduate of Carnegie Mellon University.

On December 13, 2024, Congresswoman Lee announced significant legislative progress via her Twitter account. "More big news this week The House passed the Water Resources Development Act, which includes two of my provisions to help protect our water in Laughlin and Las Vegas. No one knows better than a Nevadan how precious our water is — I’ll keep fighting to protect it." This tweet highlights her commitment to safeguarding Nevada's water resources through legislative action.

Later that day, Lee reaffirmed her stance on marriage equality. On December 13, she tweeted: "Two years ago, the Respect for Marriage Act protected every Americans’ right to marry who they love. I won’t let out-of-touch politicians try to change that. Ever." This statement underscores her dedication to maintaining protections established by the Respect for Marriage Act.

On December 14, Congresswoman Lee celebrated young talent at the Congressional App Challenge awards ceremony. She posted: "Congratulations to this year’s @CongressionalAC winners! It was great to celebrate our first-place winner, Xuanzhe Wang, and his teammates Mingwei Li, Henry Chen, and Brady Chen for their app, Tennis IQ. Congrats as well to Daniel and Shuojia for coming in second & third place!" This tweet recognizes the achievements of students excelling in technology innovation.