Congress is out of session until Monday, November 9 for the midterm campaign. No new roll-call votes until then; the last were the House on Sep 16 and the Senate on Sep 30.

Statements and posts

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

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Activity, last 12 weeks

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Pick a week or a day to set the dates below. One count per message: copies of one post on X and Bluesky count once, and reposts aren’t counted. Shading is scaled to Thompson’s own volume over the last 12 months (a typical active day = 1). Aug 17, 2026 – Nov 4, 2026.

All 246 statements

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  1. Press release

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    Transportation and Public WorksTransportation Infrastructure

    REP. MIKE THOMPSON PRESENTS $1,000,000 CHECK TO BUILD PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE CONNECTION TO DAVIS AMTRAK STATION

    Announced $1 million in federal funding for pedestrian and bicycle connection to Davis Amtrak Station.

    “This project is about connecting our community and making it easier and safer for Davis residents to get where they need to go”
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    REP. MIKE THOMPSON PRESENTS $250,000 CHECK TO BUILD MICROGRID IN YOUNTVILLE

    Announced $250,000 in federal funding for Yountville's microgrid project to improve energy reliability.

  3. Press release

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    Transportation and Public WorksTransportation Infrastructure

    REP. MIKE THOMPSON PRESENTS $1.2 MILLION CHECK TO BUILD SIDEWALKS AND BIKE LANES ALONG STATE ROUTE 12 IN SONOMA COUNTY

    Presented $1.2 million federal funding for sidewalks and bike lanes on State Route 12.

    “This $1.2 million will help deliver sidewalks and bike lanes needed to protect our community members and ensure everyone can get to school, work, and shopping safely.”
  4. Press release

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    Economics and Public FinanceCost of Living

    REP. MIKE THOMPSON CONVENES SONOMA VALLEY AFFORDABILITY ROUNDTABLE TO DISCUSS COST-OF-LIVING CRISIS

    Convened roundtable to discuss cost-of-living crisis and American Affordability Act.

    “Families across Sonoma Valley are working hard and still struggling to keep up with the rising cost of housing, healthcare, childcare, and energy”
  5. Press release

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    THOMPSON ANNOUNCES 2026 SONOMA COUNTY WOMAN OF THE YEAR

    Announced Maricarmen Reyes Larios as 2026 Sonoma County Woman of the Year for community leadership.

    “Maricarmen is a collaborative leader who uplifts others, builds strong relationships, and inspires collective action across Sonoma Valley”
  6. Press release

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    Agriculture and Food

    THOMPSON ANNOUNCES 2026 YOLO COUNTY WOMAN OF THE YEAR

    Announced Marisa Alcorta as 2026 Yolo County Woman of the Year for agricultural workforce development.

    “Marisa has played a leading role in strengthening agricultural education and workforce development in Yolo County. At the Center for Land-Based Learning, she developed and expanded programs that prepare agricultural employees for leadership and management roles on farms and ranches.”
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    Education

    THOMPSON ANNOUNCES 2026 SOLANO COUNTY WOMAN OF THE YEAR

    Announced Margi Stern as 2025 Solano County Woman of the Year for special needs advocacy.

    “Margi has devoted her career to the betterment of her community. She worked as a Speech Language Pathologist for 37 years, 25 of which were in the Early Intervention Program, for the Solano County Office of Education.”
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    Energy

    THOMPSON ANNOUNCES 2026 LAKE COUNTY WOMAN OF THE YEAR

    Announced Voris Brumfield Reed as 2026 Lake County Woman of the Year for geothermal and infrastructure work.

    “Voris’ passion, leadership, and determination have profoundly impacted our Lake County community”
  9. Press release

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    Environmental Protection

    THOMPSON ANNOUNCES 2026 NAPA COUNTY WOMAN OF THE YEAR

    Announced Leslie Lew as 2026 Napa County Woman of the Year for justice and wildfire recovery work.

    “Leslie has been a long-time defender of justice and quality of life for everyone in our community”
  10. Press release

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    Thompson, Beyer, Norton Demand NPS Halt Removal of Critical Commuter Bike Lanes

    Demanded NPS halt removal of protected bike lanes from Tidal Basin to Constitution Avenue.

    “The bike lanes are part of a broader safe cycling corridor along 15th Street. Those lanes are an essential travel route for commuters from Virginia, D.C., Maryland, and visitors across the country, who rely on them to access jobs, NPS sites along the National Mall, and the Capitol complex”
  11. Press release

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    Agriculture and FoodCost of Living

    THOMPSON JOINED BY SENATOR CHRIS CABALDON FOR ROUNDTABLE IN SUPPORT OF AG COMMUNITY

    Held roundtable with agricultural leaders to discuss challenges facing California farms.

    “Our agricultural community is the backbone of our economy and the heart of our rural communities”
  12. Press release

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    THOMPSON ANNOUNCES 2026 CONGRESSIONAL ART COMPETITION

    Announced 2026 Congressional Art Competition for high school students in district.

    “Every year, I look forward to the Congressional Art Competition. It is a wonderful chance to showcase the incredible talent of students across our district”
  13. Press release

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    Education

    THOMPSON AND AGUIAR-CURRY HONOR 2026 STUDENT LEADERSHIP COUNCIL GRADUATES

    Honored 95 graduates of 2026 Student Leadership Council at ceremony.

    “I'm inspired by the passion and drive of the students graduating from Assembly Majority Leader Aguiar-Curry's and my 2025–2026 Student Leadership Council. This year's students brought incredible energy and ideas to the table—from tackling the climate crisis to gun violence prevention to protecting our democracy.”
  14. Press release

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    REP. MIKE THOMPSON APPLAUDS NAPA RENEWABLE NATURAL GAS PROJECT POWERED BY INFLATION REDUCTION ACT TAX CREDITS

    Applauded Napa's renewable natural gas project using Inflation Reduction Act tax credits.

    “Instead of sending food scraps and organic waste to landfills where they produce harmful methane emissions, this system will capture that gas and turn it into clean, renewable fuel to power our city’s fleet.”
  15. Press release

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    THOMPSON, SCHIFF, VALADAO LEAD CALL FOR USDA ASSISTANCE FOR PEACH FARMERS

    Led bipartisan group requesting USDA assistance for peach farmers after processing facility closure.

    “The Del Monte facility processed a substantial share of the state’s canned fruit production, including more than 30 percent of California peaches. With no comparable alternative processing capacity available, producers are facing severe uncertainty and financial hardship”
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    Armed Forces and National SecurityMilitary ReadinessTrump Iran War Deployment

    REP. MIKE THOMPSON LEADS OVER 700 COMMUNITY MEMBERS IN NAPA AND WOODLAND FOR “NO FOREVER WARS” DAYS OF ACTION

    Led community events calling for congressional oversight of U.S. military involvement in Iran.

    “This unauthorized war in Iran has already cost seven American lives and more than a billion taxpayer dollars per day, with no clear end in sight”
  17. Press release

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    Transportation and Public WorksTransportation Infrastructure

    REP. MIKE THOMPSON PRESENTS $850,000 CHECK TO SUPPORT NAPA VALLEY VINE TRAIL CONNECTION BETWEEN YOUNTVILLE AND ST. HELENA

    Presented $850,000 federal funding for Napa Valley Vine Trail segment development.

    “Projects like the Vine Trail make our communities safer, healthier, and more connected”
  18. Press release

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    REPS. THOMPSON AND MOYLAN INTRODUCE BIPARTISAN LOWERING STUDENT LOANS ACT TO CAP FEDERAL STUDENT LOAN INTEREST RATES AT 2 PERCENT

    Introduced bipartisan bill to cap federal student loan interest rates at 2 percent.

    “Too many Americans are doing everything right only to see their balances grow because of high interest rates”
  19. Press release

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    Armed Forces and National SecurityMilitary ReadinessTrump Iran War Deployment

    THOMPSON RELEASES STATEMENT ON IRAN WAR POWERS RESOLUTION

    Voted against Iran War Powers Resolution, citing lack of clear strategy.

    “This president's unauthorized war in Iran has already cost six American lives and over $5 billion in taxpayer dollars, and there is no clear end in sight. I voted against this war today.”
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    Armed Forces and National SecurityMilitary ReadinessTrump Iran War Deployment

    THOMPSON RELEASES STATEMENT ON U.S. STRIKES AGAINST IRAN

    Opposed Trump's unauthorized strikes against Iran without Congressional approval.

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    Environmental ProtectionEcosystem Restoration

    THOMPSON HELPS SECURE NEARLY $2.5 MILLION FOR SONOMA CREEK FLOODPLAIN RESTORATION PROJECT

    Secured $2.5 million in federal grants for Sonoma Creek floodplain restoration and flood risk reduction.

    “Sonoma Creek is one of the Bay Area’s most important waterways”
  22. Press release

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    Agriculture and FoodTariffs

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    THOMPSON JOINED BY COSTA, GARAMENDI FOR ROUNDTABLE IN SUPPORT OF AG COMMUNITY

    Held roundtable with agricultural leaders to discuss tariffs, regulatory burdens, and water infrastructure needs.

    “Agriculture is not just an industry in California — our ag community is the backbone of our economy and the heart of our communities.”
  23. Press release

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    Government Operations and PoliticsTariffs

    THOMPSON RESPONDS TO STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS: “AN INSULT TO HARDWORKING AMERICANS”

    Criticized President Trump's State of the Union address for tariffs, immigration enforcement, and military actions.

    “Hardworking families want a real plan to lower costs, they want to feel safe in their communities, and they do not want a new forever war that risks American lives. Instead of solutions, the President lied about the integrity of our elections and threatened to make it harder for citizens to vote.”
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    Government Operations and PoliticsCost of Living

    DJeffries

    THOMPSON CALLS OUT PRESIDENT’S UNLAWFUL ACTIONS, ANNOUNCES SELECTION AS DESIGNATED SURVIVOR FOR 2026 STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS

    Criticized Trump's policies on costs, immigration enforcement and military actions as designated survivor.

    “President Trump is unpopular because he’s failed to lower costs, failed to fire Kristi Noem, and failed to follow the rule of law. Americans demand answers when he addresses the nation. We will keep holding him to account in the Congress, in the Courts, and in the court of public opinion.”
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    THOMPSON ANNOUNCES NAPA VETERAN AND SMALL BUSINESS OWNER BERNIE NARVAEZ AS STATE OF THE UNION GUEST

    Announced Marine Corps veteran Bernie Narvaez as State of the Union guest.

    “Bernie is a shining example of what it means to be a public servant and to fulfill the American Dream”

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.