Fresno Leader

Rep. Jim Costa, who has served in the U.S. Congress representing California's 21st district since 2005, shared several updates on social media regarding legislative initiatives and community support efforts. His recent tweets highlight his ongoing commitment to electoral transparency, food assistance during the holiday season, and his political aspirations within the House Agriculture Committee.

On November 22, Rep. Costa introduced the Vote by Mail Tracking Act aimed at improving mail voting in the United States. He stated that this legislation would allow voters to track their ballots, enhancing transparency and confidence in elections. He emphasized that such measures ensure every vote counts and voices are heard. "The Vote by Mail Tracking Act seeks to enhance mail voting in the U.S. by allowing voters to track their ballots, which boosts transparency and confidence in elections, ensuring each vote counts and voices are heard."

Later on November 22, Rep. Costa addressed food insecurity during Thanksgiving by encouraging those in need of food assistance to visit local organizations such as Central California Food Bank, Fresno Mission, or Poverello House. He called for collective efforts to help neighbors enjoy a warm holiday meal. "This thanksgiving, let’s ensure everyone has access to a meal."

On November 23, Rep. Costa announced his intention to run for the Ranking Member position of the House Agriculture Committee. He invited constituents to learn more about his plans via a link provided in his tweet. "This week, I announced my intention to run for the Ranking Member position of the House Agriculture Committee."