Press Releases
Norton Gets Hearing on How to Get D.C. Inmates Closer to Home, Families and Services
Norton Responds to Constituents' Questions about New Extended Unemployment Benefits
April 28, 2010
Norton Bill to Honor Two Postal Service Employees Who Died in 2001 Anthrax Attack
April 28, 2010
Norton Poised to Fight Gun Bill Expected in Senate
Norton Gets D.C. National Guard for Height Ceremonies
Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC), upon learning that there was no appropriate honor guard for ceremonies honoring Dr. Dorothy Height, this afternoon called D.C. National Guard Commander, Major General Errol Schwartz, and secured an honor guard. Norton did the same for Rosa Parks, securing the D.C. National Guard as the honor guard when Parks was laid in honor in the Capitol Rotunda and for her funeral that followed.
Norton Calls for Immediate Injunctive Relief from Arizona Law and Immigration Reform
Norton Wants CBC to Weigh, Not Rush to Support a Supreme Court Nominee, Considering CBC Priorities this Year
Norton Calls for an Independent Metro Safety Commission
Norton Apologizes to Sen. Collins for Mistaken Report of Collins' Opposition to D.C. Voting Rights
WASHINGTON, DC - Congresswoman Norton issued the following correction to a statement made earlier:
New Developments Force Delay on Voting Rights Bill, but Norton Already at Work on New Strategies
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC) today, in light of new developments that are just emerging in both the House and Senate, has asked House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-MD) to remove the D.C. voting rights bill from the floor schedule for now. Congresswoman Norton's statement follows:
