Dakota Times

Angie Craig, currently serving as a Congresswoman for Minnesota's 2nd District, has been actively communicating with her constituents on various issues through social media. Her recent statements encompass concerns about public safety, opportunities for direct dialogue, and legislative integrity.

On April 3, 2025, Angie Craig addressed a tragic incident involving carbon monoxide poisoning, emphasizing the need for preventive measures. She stated, "This is devastating news. My heart goes out to the Gardner Family. Carbon monoxide poisoning is preventable, but too many hotels and Airbnbs still lack CO detectors. I’ve got a bill to change that, and I'll be fighting this Congress to get it passed."

On April 4, 2025, she announced an upcoming engagement with her constituents. In her Twitter post, Craig noted, "CD2 – I’m hosting an in-person town hall in mid-April to hear directly from you – my 72nd town hall since entering Congress. RSVP link coming soon!", reflecting her emphasis on constituent communication.

Craig further expressed her commitment to ethical governance the same day. She shared, "Members of Congress are elected to serve their constituents, not profit from their positions. Today, I’m reintroducing my HUMBLE Act to stop members of Congress from trading stocks or serving as lobbyists." This announcement underscores her initiative to enhance legislative integrity.