Congresswoman Lee Releases End of Year Report for 2025

December 22, 2025 Press Release Millions Returned to Nevada, Thousands of Nevadans Helped, Bipartisan Bills Signed into Law Image DOWNLOAD: Lee’s 2025 End of Year Report WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Congresswoman Susie Lee (NV-03) released her End of Year report for 2025, detailing her work this year in Washington and in Nevada. The report includes highlights of her legislation signed into law, investments she secured, and constituents she helped, including the following toplines: Received an A Grade from Bridge Grades for having the courage to work across party lines and build bridges instead of partisanship. 1,482 cases closed for southern Nevadans by a nationally-recognized casework team. Three provisions signed into law. Over $6 million secured for individual constituents through casework. More than $200 million returned to Nevadans through grants and other federal investments. 13 bills led, 12 of which were bipartisan. Over 40,000 responses to constituents’ emails, calls, and letters. More than 279 events attended and hosted across Nevada. Seven letters sent to the Administration and Congressional Leadership. Over 117 legislative meetings held with constituents and advocacy groups in Washington. The report highlights Congresswoman Lee’s significant milestones throughout the year, such as: Securing a multibillion-dollar deal between the Department of Defense and Las Vegas-based MP Materials which will help diversify southern Nevada’s economy and strengthen the United States’ domestic supply chain of critical minerals. Hosting her third annual Southern Nevada Water Summit. Passing bipartisan legislation to provide investments in programs to prevent youth substance abuse, assisting veterans affected by toxic radiation exposure, and supporting servicemembers at Creech Air Force Base. Celebrating the groundbreaking of Phase I of the Red Rock Legacy Trail which Lee secured $1 million in federal funds for. Securing millions of federal investments for mental health services for students, building and renovating homes to drive down housing costs, wildlife restoration, education, and economic diversification in Las Vegas. The full report is available to be downloaded here . ###