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Rep. Mfume Puts His Constituents First

Rep. Kweisi MfumeBy Rep. Kweisi MfumeJanuary 12, 202683 ViewsNo Comments1 Min Read
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I am proud to report that my office was able to return more than $6 million in monetary relief to constituents from federal agencies. 

(BALTIMORE – January 12, 2026) – Dear Constituent: Now that we have closed the chapter on 2025, I wanted to share a brief snapshot of the work that I have done over the last year to return monetary relief back to the people of our congressional district.

I am proud to report that my office was able to return more than $6 million in monetary relief to constituents from federal agencies.

Read: FULL End-of-Year Report

If you are having difficulty accessing your veterans’ services, Social Security, or Medicare benefits – I am here to help. Feel free to give my office a call at (410) 685-9199.

The fight continues in the New Year. I am ready to continue the work – on behalf of all Americans – to uplift our most vulnerable, protect our values, and fight to make life better wherever possible.

Sincerely,

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Kweisi Mfume
Member of Congress
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Rep. Mfume Puts His Constituents First
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