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| https://mcdonaldrivet.house.gov/media/press-releases/congresswoman-mcdonald-rivet-releases-2025-year-end-report | Congresswoman McDonald Rivet Releases 2025 Year-End Report | 2025-12-22 | 2025 | 2025-12 | Democrat | House | MI | Kristen McDonald Rivet | M001237 | mcdonaldrivet.house.gov | mcdonaldrivet | https://mcdonaldrivet.house.gov/media/press-releases | scraper | FLINT— Today, Congresswoman Kristen McDonald Rivet (MI-08) released her year-end report highlighting major accomplishments, work, and deliverables for mid-Michigan in her first year in office. That work includes her unrelenting focus on lowering costs, pragmatic work across the aisle, and major deliverables for mid-Michigan communities and families. “When I was sworn in to Congress, I promised to deliver real results for mid-Michigan. There’s a lot of problems with the way Washington works, but we haven’t let that stop us from fighting for what matters most — lower costs and a fair shot for working families,” said Congresswoman McDonald Rivet. “This report is an in-depth look at the first year of our efforts, and I’m excited to continue the work next year to make mid-Michigan stronger and more affordable.” Major highlights in the year-end report include: A relentless focus on lowering costs, taking on fights to lower health care costs, making groceries more affordable, and strengthening Social Security. Mid-Michigan wins, including saving the Saginaw Social Security field office from closure and securing funding through 2026 for the Flint Registry. Most bipartisan House Member from Michigan, according to CQ Vote Watch. Over $9 million returned to constituents through 840 closed constituent cases with federal agencies like the IRS, Social Security, the VA, and more. 19 bills introduced, 100% of which are bipartisan. 323 bills co-sponsored, 87% of which are bipartisan. Two offices opened in mid-Michigan. Fighting for over $30 million in federal funding for community projects across mid-Michigan – $4,346,000 of which has been secured. Taking on corruption, including releasing an anti-corruption agenda, voting to release the Epstein files, and condemning shady practices from a member of her own party. Serving as an independent voice for mid-Michigan, including repealing California’s EV mandate, supporting law enforcement and border security, and standing up to China. *Click here to read the Congresswoman’s 2025 Year-End Report* Image | 1 | 2026-04-04T05:28:40Z | 2026-04-04T05:30:10Z |