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| https://www.boozman.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/press-releases?ID=0DCB5E02-C96C-478C-AC51-6C96C51B9485 | Boozman Welcomes New Arkansas Congressional Youth Cabinet | 2023-10-30 | 2023 | 2023-10 | Republican | Senate | AR | John Boozman | B001236 | www.boozman.senate.gov | boozman | https://www.boozman.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/press-releases | scraper | WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator John Boozman (R-AR) launched the seventh year of his Congressional Youth Cabinet on Friday at the Statehouse Museum in Little Rock. The meeting brought together 100 high school juniors who were selected from public, private, charter and homeschool students across the state for their involvement and leadership in their communities. “I am pleased to welcome these young leaders who are interested in getting involved and making a difference in their schools and communities,” Boozman said. “It’s great to see the enthusiasm for the program and the passion students have for learning about public service and crafting policies to shape the future of Arkansas and our country.” Senator Boozman speaks to Congressional Youth Cabinet participants in Little Rock. The Congressional Youth Cabinet is a non-partisan program that gives students insight and experience in the legislative process. The students will attend meetings throughout the year and work in teams to research national issues they select and propose policy solutions. In April, the students will present their recommendations to the senator. The following students were selected to participate in the Congressional Youth Cabinet for the 2023-2024 school year: 1st Congressional District Angela Abbott – Austin Anna Caroline Wehrum – Marion Avery Hill – Cabot Brayden A. Derrick – Tyronza Brooke Wattingney – Monette Cache Tucker – Cabot Cali Davis – Tyronza Carli Chester – Pocahontas Charleigh Patterson – Des Arc Chasity Lotfield – Marion Conrad Punzalan – Jacksonville Ebony Jade Robertson – Cabot Elizabeth Esteban – Cabot Gabriel Taylor – West Memphis Giovanni Echavarria – Leachville Gloria Edings – Joiner Hayden Mittlestat – Cabot Isaac Henry – Jonesboro Jackson Haught – Blytheville John Bray – Harrison Kaitlyn Spencer – Cabot Kaydence Tanner – Austin Lauren Duke - Cabot Madison Porter – West Memphis Madison Rivera – Cabot Mariska Haddock - Cabot Mary Rose Youngblood - Cabot Matthew Littell – Cabot Payton Flynn – Cabot Riley Parker – Monette Taniyah Bailey - Marion Vincent Rodriguez – Lonoke Whitley Jadynn Hawkins – Monette 2nd Congressional District Addison Glaze – Benton Alicia Guisbiers – Benton Caitlin Cooper – Romance Christian McGill - Mayflower David Ortiz – Maumelle Elli Eaton – North Little Rock Emily Mays – Hot Springs Evelyn Marie – Ellis – Little Rock Gabrielle Poole – Sherwood Jenna Page – Redfield John Mackey Weber – Benton Kartik Joshi – Little Rock Landon Queen – Little Rock Max Bergeron – Hensley Ryan Belote – Little Rock Sydney Bergeron – Hensley 3rd Congressional District Alexander Byars – Barling Caden Andrew McDonald – Lavaca Cadence Wewers – Bentonville Clancey Wood - Rogers Dean Deckinger – Springdale Drew Newton – Rogers Isaac Pohlmeier – Fayetteville James Tanski – Springdale Josephine Patitz – Fayetteville Jude Sabatini – Springdale Julia Owen – Lavaca Kamaria Flake – Fayetteville Lauren Powell – Lowell Lauryn Thomas – Rogers Leah Katherine Drummonds – Rogers Lillian Samuels – Huntsville Madison Bussell - Fayetteville Micaiah Gurel - Bentonville Nivriti Deshpande - Bentonville Omar Ghalayini - Springdale Peyton Engelman – Rogers Phillip Mills – Rogers Prathami Panabakam – Rogers Prerana Kodakandla - Bentonville Samuel Baxton Myers – Springdale Srikar Chittemsetty – Centerton Tyler James Stevens – Fort Smith Vivi Garton – Fayetteville Warren Li – Bentonville William Perry Bollinger – Bentonville Zeke Surface - Gravette 4th Congressional District Addison Thomas – Mena Allison Frazier – Russellville Alyndria Stinson – White Hall Drayton Makepeace – Clarksville Elle James Hodges – Russellville Ester Carranza – De Queen Jack Krauss – Hot Springs Jonathan Sykes – Dardanelle Kaitlin Guthrie – Hot Springs Karabeth Wade – Russellville Kiley Moss – Russellville Layton Cordell – Hot Springs Makenzie Funderburk – White Hall Marlevion Winston – Pine Bluff Mianna Wood - Russellville Nelson Orellana - Pearcy Rylie Bentley – Mena Saad Alam – Ozark Samantha Duran - Dardanelle Sherlyn Alcocer – Danville Tessa Freeman - Russellville | 1 | 2026-03-30T01:40:41Z | 2026-04-06T18:43:12Z |