There is so much that cannot be done until I am sworn in.

Speaker Johnson cannot continue to disenfranchise an entire district and suppress their representation to shield this administration from accountability and block justice for the Epstein survivors.

I am grateful to Attorney General Mayes for her support in fighting for the voices of more than 800,000 Arizonans who are currently being silenced by Speaker Johnson.

Every day that I am not sworn in is another day that my constituents are blocked from critical constituent services and excluded from debates happening right now that affect their lives.

I don’t have a budget. The budget is a big deal.

When Speaker Johnson makes flippant comments about how I’m supposed to be able to — I’m supposed to be providing constituent services, respectfully, how am I supposed to do that when I don’t have any capacity to open an office?

Every day that I am not sworn in is another day that my constituents are blocked from critical constituent services and excluded from debates happening right now that affect their lives.

This delay is not procedural, it is intentional.

I don’t need bells and whistles. I just need to get to work for southern Arizona.

I am a woman of color from Arizona, and 700,000 people deserve to have their voice heard, ...

Let’s just be really clear, if I were a Republican, I would have already been sworn, and that is not acceptable.