ICYMI: Davids Warns U.S. Risks Falling Behind China Without Long-Term Infrastructure Investment
when Congress comes together and focuses on solving problems instead of scoring political points, we can still deliver
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Davids Renews Calls for Answers After 25 Missed Weather Balloon Launches in Kansas Last Month
happening,” said Davids . “These are not abstract bureaucratic problems — they can directly impact how much time families have
Rep. Davids, Senator Smith Reintroduce Legislation to Tackle Maternal Mortality Crisis Through Improved Data, Research
shameful — but we can’t fix a problem we don’t fully understand,” said Davids . “By listening
Davids Pushes Affordable Afterschool Care for Kansas Families During School Visit
glad to see lawmakers working to address this problem, and we hope this is just the beginning
Davids Announces 2025 Congressional App Challenge Winner
young people can use technology to solve real problems they see in their everyday lives,” said Davids
Davids Announces $1.4 Million Grant to Improve Road Safety in Kansas’ Rural, Suburban Communities
said Davids . “These bipartisan investments are about fixing problem areas, reducing crashes, and protecting people — whether
Davids Introduces Bipartisan Legislation to Unlock Federal Resources for Drought-Resilient Water Infrastructure
rely on.” “Climate change is no longer a problem for the future, it’s happening now,” said Congressman
WATCH: Davids Speaks with Kansas Farmers Impacted by Government Shutdown
just a political negotiation — it’s creating real problems for real people at home. I am ready
ICYMI: Davids Pens Essay on Lowering Costs, Fighting Extremism to Put Kansans First
Kansans need leaders who are focused on solving problems, not creating them. That means lowering prescription drug costs
ICYMI: Kansan Highlights Trump’s Threat to KanCare in New KC Star Essay
just a Washington issue — it’s a Kansas problem. In communities where I’ve lived here