Fedorchak, colleagues unveil national data privacy legislative framework
abused online, and they’re looking to their elected representatives to act. Every day, personal data is collected
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Julie’s Journal: February edition
responsible for protecting our homeland. Image North Dakota election common sense for America : Across much of the country … voting in federal elections does not require a photo ID—even though Americans must show identification to board
A simple standard for secure elections
proof of citizenship to vote in federal elections. Drawing on North Dakota’s proven model, she shares … while preserving the state’s unique and effective election system. Read her full op-ed below or click
Fedorchak helps pass SAVE America Act
House 218-213, requires photo ID for federal elections and builds on the SAVE Act ’ s proof … that proves U.S. citizenship to vote in federal elections will strengthen election integrity across the country and restore
Julie's Journal: January Edition
Biden-era energy policies and regulations to President-elect Donald Trump and Interior Secretary nominee Doug Burgum that
Fedorchak co-introduces legislation to ban Congressional stock trading
restoring the public's trust in their elected officials. If you want to trade stocks, go to Wall
One year later: Fedorchak’s deregulation agenda delivers results
Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak (R-ND) urged then President-elect Donald Trump and Interior Secretary nominee Doug Burgum
Fedorchak applauds House passage of historic One Big Beautiful Bill
providers. Congressional action to stop taxpayer funding of elective abortions is long overdue. Under this bill, instead
Ten reasons to phase out taxpayer-funded subsidies for wind and solar energy
over the next five years. Prior to being elected to serve in Congress, Fedorchak served as a North
Rep. Fedorchak, Senator Cramer urge congressional leaders to reform energy tax credits, prioritize grid reliability
ready to work with you and other Republican elected officials to deliver on the mandate the American people
Fedorchak’s first 100 days in Congress
which mandates proof of U.S. citizenship for federal elections—a standard long upheld in North Dakota. She visited … citizenship for voter registration in federal elections, a standard that mirrors the effective practices long upheld in North
Fedorchak votes to strengthen election integrity with support for the SAVE Act
commitment to free, fair, and secure American elections. The SAVE Act mandates uniform proof of U.S. citizenship … voter registration in federal elections, a standard that mirrors the effective practices long upheld in North Dakota
Fedorchak hosts first telephone town hall, engages with thousands of North Dakotans
delivering on the agenda he was elected to deliver on.” She disagreed with criticism of his actions, stating
Julie’s Journal: Recap from Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak's state work period
sign up? Image North Dakota elections are a model for the nation. Common sense laws and strong leaders
Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak speaks out against regulatory state on House Floor
were created by federal agencies—not Congress, the elected representatives of the people—and they pose a major
Fedorchak supports H.R. 77 to rein in executive overreach
last-minute regulatory spree circumvented Congress, the elected representatives of the people,” Fedorchak said. “The Midnight Rules Relief
Fedorchak’s statement on the nomination of Kirsten Baesler to the U.S Department of Education
January 2013. In November 2024, she was re-elected to the position for a four-year term. Before
Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak advocates for rescinding burdensome energy regulations
Fedorchak (R-ND) sent a letter to President-elect Donald J. Trump and Governor Doug Burgum, the nominee
Taking the Oath of Office
House. The Honorable Julie Fedorchak was elected to serve as Representative of North Dakota’s At Large Congressional