The Local Input Act doesn’t ban oil and gas development; it restores balance.
Joe Neguse
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Joe D. Neguse is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Colorado's 2nd congressional district. A member of the Democratic Party, he has been in office since January 3, 2019. Neguse is known for his advocacy on issues such as climate change, healthcare, and education reform. He has also focused on promoting economic opportunities and addressing the needs of his constituents in Colorado.
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September 29, 2026
The Local Input Act ensures that efficiency does not come at the cost of excluding the public.
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by number of sourcesWhat an exciting development it is, how exciting it will be when all of you have collectively together made this dream a reality.
In Colorado, we’ve seen the value of giving local communities a seat at the table.
Plenty of constituents of yours at a variety of different colleges and universities that you represent … right now comply with what has been described by others as the most strict voter ID law in the country by using their college ID. But…
Congress has and must continue to reject these short-sighted proposals on a bipartisan basis, including by standing firmly against the proposed cut.
The only people who do not want to reopen this government and this Department are House Republican leadership, who continue to block the bill. The madness must end, and if we defeat the previous question, I will offer an amendment to the…
If a handful of Republicans--I am not talking about 30 or 20 or 10--if three vote to defeat the previous question, then we can take up the Senate bill tonight, and TSA agents will be paid. It is simple. It is time for our Republican…
Very simply, can we amend Mr. Gabe Evans' resolution with the inaccurate information so that it reflects the accurate information about the number of victims? Can we just change the number from 14 to 15 and add the Boulder Police…
Last week, I introduced a bipartisan resolution denouncing this heinous anti-Semitic terror attack in my community. H. Res. 476, a resolution that makes clear that we stand with the Jewish people, the Jewish community, and which explicitly…
I don't know if the gentleman from New York (Mr. Goldman) is still here, but I will relay the substance of the chairwoman's remarks regarding his amendment and the timing of his amendment submission. Mr. Speaker, I am prepared to close. I…
If you read one article today, make it this one. Total incompetence, yet again. And putting our national security at great risk.
The leader created this task force as a central hub for developing creative strategies for us to ultimately respond to the litany of unlawful and unconstitutional actions.
Recent reports suggest that President Trump may attempt to dismantle the Department of Education unilaterally. An executive order of this nature would be catastrophic for the tens of millions of students and teachers in schools across our…
I urge my Republican colleagues to reconsider their opposition. I remain committed to working with anyone who will join me in our efforts to make our country a safer place for every American, no matter who you vote for.
The American people deserve better from all of us, and I think what pains me the most as a parent...
Kamala Harris believes that college can be a ticket to the middle class, and she has fought to make it more affordable her entire career.
As president, she will build a brighter future, a more affordable future, a future where going to college doesn't break the bank.
Don't let anyone -- don't let anyone tell you that the American dream is dead.
I would also like to remind my friends across the aisle that there is a long running list of additional bills-sponsored by members of both parties.
This hearing continues a promising trend of considering more conservation and commemorative bills.
As members of the Federal Lands Subcommittee, we collectively have the opportunity to champion new conservation opportunities.
It is imperative that we continue to identify new places worthy of recognition, while bolstering our protection of those that have already been identified.
Mr. Scott, I am asking you about the bill we are considering here today. It is the bill that you are championing here on the floor, the homeland appropriations bill. I take it you believe in this bill.
Do you honestly believe that this homeland appropriations bill that we are considering, the funding bill, that it would ameliorate that crisis?





