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Statements and posts

83 press releases, floor remarks and posts since Jan 3, 2025.

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Activity, last 12 weeks

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  1. Press release

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    Finance and Financial SectorGovernment Spending

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    Risch, Cortez Masto Introduce Bill to Boost Access to Precious Metal Depositories

    Introduced bipartisan bill to increase geographic diversity of U.S. precious metal depositories.

    “The concentration of precious metal depositories in a single region has left Idahoans at a disadvantage”
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    Public Lands and Natural ResourcesEcosystem Restoration

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    Risch, Crapo Join Bill to Strengthen Public Lands

    Announced support for America the Beautiful Act to reauthorize Legacy Restoration Fund for public lands maintenance.

    “Public lands are central to who we are as Idahoans and our way of life”
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    Commerce

    Risch Names Broken Bowl Catering as April Small Business of the Month

    Named Broken Bowl Catering as Idaho Small Business of the Month for April 2026.

    “Jacob Bybee has loved cooking and creating experiences from meals since he was a teenager”
  4. Press release

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    Risch, Cassidy Lead Bill to Protect American Workers, Block Harmful Biden Heat Rule

    Introduced bill to block Biden-era heat standards and return authority to state and local leaders.

    “One-size-fits-all federal heating standards prevent small businesses and farmers from appropriately protecting the people they employ”
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    Risch on the Passing of Former Idaho Governor, Secretary of the Interior Dirk Kempthorne

    Risch issued a statement mourning the passing of former Idaho Governor and Secretary of the Interior Dirk Kempthorne.

    “Vicki and I are deeply saddened by the passing of our dear friend, Dirk Kempthorne, a faithful public servant who made a lasting mark on Idaho and our nation. From his time as Boise Mayor, U.S.”
  6. Press release

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    Risch, Secretary Wright Tout Idaho’s Future in Nuclear Energy, Express Support for ARC Act

    Discussed Idaho's nuclear energy leadership and expressed support for Advancing Reliable Capacity Act.

    “And in your great state, in the few weeks before July 4th, we will have multiple small modular reactors running their entire nuclear systems. [. . .] If we can build something small and modularly in a plant, we can drive down the cost of it. We can reduce the time it takes to build them.”
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    Public Lands and Natural Resources

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    Risch, King Introduce Resolution Celebrating 154th Arbor Day

    Introduced resolution designating April 24, 2026 as Arbor Day.

    “Idaho is the poster child for how effective, active forest management improves forest health, supports conservation, and reduces the risk of catastrophic wildfire”
  8. Press release

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    Idaho Congressional Delegation, State Treasurer announce $24 million in Secure Rural Schools payments for local counties

    Announced $24 million in Secure Rural Schools payments for Idaho counties in Fiscal Year 2025.

    “The federal government made a promise to rural communities that rely on SRS for schools, road maintenance, and other essential services”
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    Risch Thanks Spring 2026 Interns in Washington, D.C. Office

    Thanked spring 2026 interns in his Washington, D.C. office for their service.

    “Senate internships are a great way to introduce the next generation of Idaho leaders to the legislative process and give them a behind the scenes look at public policy”
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    Commerce

    Risch Names The Gathering Place as March Small Business of the Month

    Named The Gathering Place quilt shop as Idaho Small Business of the Month.

    “Located in Rupert’s historic town square, The Gathering Place quilt shop is a favorite for quilters across the Gem State”
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    ICYMI: Risch Talks Nuclear, Public Lands, SAVE America Act on The Ranch Podcast

    Discussed nuclear energy renaissance, small modular reactors, and the SAVE America Act in podcast interview.

    “There has been a tremendous renaissance in nuclear energy in the last couple of years.”
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    Risch, Crapo, Cornyn Introduce Bill to Allow Law Enforcement Officers to Purchase Retired Firearms

    Introduced bill allowing federal law enforcement to purchase retired service firearms.

    “Destroying a perfectly good firearm when a federal agency no longer needs it is a waste of taxpayer dollars”
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    Armed Forces and National SecurityVeterans Health Care

    DKing

    Risch, King Introduce Bill to Correct Veteran Burial Benefits

    Introduced bill to correct disparity in veteran burial benefits for service-connected deaths.

    “Our nation’s veterans answered the call to serve and made incredible sacrifices for our freedoms”
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    Risch, Hyde-Smith Introduce GRIP Act to Block State Gun Registries

    Introduced bill to prohibit states from using federal funds for gun registries.

    “Idaho’s law-abiding gun owners should not be subject to illegal firearms registries”
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    Risch Condemns U.S. District Court Ruling to Lower Hydropower Generation on Columbia River System

    Condemned federal court ruling to lower hydropower generation on Columbia River System.

    “Once again, an activist judge is trying to dismantle the infrastructure Idahoans rely on by legislating from the bench”
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    Commerce

    Risch Names Noble-T Arbor as February Small Business of the Month

    Named Noble-T Arbor as Idaho Small Business of the Month for February.

    “After serving our nation in the U.S. Marine Corps, Tyler Wolff turned his passion for forestry and entrepreneurship into Noble-T Arbor”
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    Public Lands and Natural Resources

    Risch to BLM Nominee: Idahoans Do Not Want Their Public Lands Sold

    Secured assurance from BLM nominee that Idaho public lands will not be sold.

    “Thank you, Senator. I appreciate the time that we were able to spend in your office. I came away with a very clear understanding of your position [. . .] When it comes to distribution of land, I look to you all to provide the groundwork.”
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    Government Operations and PoliticsGovernment Spending

    Risch Statement on State of the Union Address

    Praised Trump administration and Republicans for border security, tax relief, and regulatory cuts benefiting Idaho.

    “Under Republican leadership, Idahoans have more opportunity, more freedom, and more money in their pockets.”
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    What Are They Saying: Risch, Gallego Nuclear Bill is Critical to Meet Growing Energy Demands

    Introduced bipartisan bill to establish risk reduction program for new commercial nuclear reactors.

    “The Accelerating Reliable Capacity Act offers an important part of the solution to address the financial barriers that can prevent the deployment of new nuclear reactors.”
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    Risch, Gallego Introduce Bill to Accelerate New Nuclear Investment

    Introduced bipartisan bill to accelerate investment in new commercial nuclear reactors.

    “The U.S. must remain the undisputed global leader when it comes to nuclear energy. To do so, we need advanced reactors that can meet growing energy demand here at home and we can deliver to customers around the world”

Sources: members’ press releases from their official websites (since the 119th Congress began (Jan 3, 2025)), the Congressional Record (since Aug 2026), and Bluesky posts. Quotes are shown only when they match the archived source text word for word; topics are AI-read and mentions are matched from the text.