Dakota Times

Angie Craig, a U.S. Congress member representing Minnesota's 2nd district since 2019, has recently shared several updates on her official activities and initiatives via social media. Her communications highlight efforts to engage with constituents and promote policies aimed at strengthening local communities and diversifying career pathways.

On November 23, 2024, Angie Craig encouraged her followers to stay informed about her team's work by subscribing to their weekly newsletter. She provided a link for sign-up, stating: "Stay up to date on the work my team and I are doing by subscribing to our weekly newsletter! Sign up at the link below. ⬇️"

The following day, November 24, 2024, she extended congratulations to Holli VanOverbeke on becoming the Board Chair of the Dakota County Regional Chamber of Commerce. Craig expressed enthusiasm about collaborating with VanOverbeke to bolster the small business community in Dakota County: "Congratulations, @dcrchamber Board Chair Holli VanOverbeke! Looking forward to working together to strengthen Dakota County’s small business community."

Later that same day, Craig addressed educational requirements for career success in a post emphasizing her decision to eliminate four-year degree prerequisites for jobs in her congressional office. She stated: "A college degree should not be the only way to build a successful career. Last year, I became the first Member of Congress to drop four-year degree requirements from all jobs in my office because I know that work ethic & experience matter too."