We must modernize our enforcement rules to match the size and complexity of banks with billions of dollars in assets.
Cynthia M. Lummis
The Public Record
Cynthia M. Lummis is a United States Senator from Wyoming, serving since 2021. A member of the Republican Party, she has focused on issues such as water infrastructure and tribal compliance in her recent statements. Lummis has been an advocate for reducing regulatory burdens, emphasizing the importance of clean drinking water and wastewater infrastructure for communities. Her legislative work reflects a commitment to addressing the needs of her constituents in Wyoming.
I look forward to picking up where you and Senator Rounds, through your good work, left off in the last Congress.
Home ownership is important to build strong communities and access to home ownership helps families remain in those communities.
I believe it is possible for us to come together to reauthorize and to improve this program.
Thank you all kindly for being here. I appreciate your hard work in this area.
Thank you all kindly for being here. I appreciate your hard work in this area.
I really look forward to picking up where you and Senator Rounds, and your good work left off in the last year, and moving forward with you and this Subcommittee on this topic.
I am very glad that this bill also expands the successful pilot program that Senator Rounds, Senator Lummis, and I have championed to help Native home buyers buy homes in their communities.
Home ownership is important to build strong communities and access to home ownership helps families remain in those communities.
I believe it is possible for us to come together to reauthorize and to improve this program.
I really look forward to picking up where you and Senator Rounds, and your good work left off in the last year, and moving forward with you and this Subcommittee on this topic.
I am very glad that this bill also expands the successful pilot program that Senator Rounds, Senator Lummis, and I have championed to help Native home buyers buy homes in their communities.
I look forward to picking up where you and Senator Rounds, through your good work, left off in the last Congress.





