Gabe Evans
U.S. Representative · CO-8 · Republican
Statements and posts
176 press releases, floor remarks and posts since Jan 3, 2025.
Activity, last 12 weeks
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3 statements, Aug 31, 2026 – Sep 6, 2026
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Reps. Crank and Evans Join Secretary Wright for Tour of the Ray D. Nixon Power Plant
Toured coal-fired power plant with Energy Secretary to highlight coal's role in Colorado's energy grid.
“Denver Democrats spent years attacking reliable coal generation, only to run headfirst into reality: you cannot shut down dependable baseload power without something ready to replace it. Keeping Ray Nixon online longer will protect grid reliability and save ratepayers hundreds of millions of dollars.”
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Rep. Gabe Evans Votes to Condemn Democrat Socialism
Voted for resolution condemning socialism and opposing socialist policies in the United States.
“Socialism has failed everywhere it has been tried, yet Democrats continue allowing socialists to gain influence within their party and push their radical agenda on the American people.”
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Rep. Gabe Evans’ Open-Source AI Leadership Act Passes Energy & Commerce Subcommittee
Open-Source AI Leadership Act passed House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee.
“The race for AI leadership is a race America cannot afford to lose. Communist China is working every day to outcompete us, steal American innovation, and expand its technological influence around the world. We should be making it easier for our nation's innovators and startups to build, compete, and lead.”
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