Videos

In her recent visit to Las Vegas, Vice President Kamala Harris and Congressman Horsford unveiled a groundbreaking Small Business Administration rule change to empower Americans with criminal records to access small business loans.

Today's Point-In-Time Count in Clark County was more than just a census; it was a step toward understanding & solving homelessness in our community. I'm proud to have secured $30M last year & will continue working with local leaders.

The HOME Act, having recently been introduced in the Senate, would empower HUD to increase visibility into potential market manipulation by Wall Street investors. Secretary Fudge reiterated the detrimental impacts this artificial stifling of our housing supply has on home prices and advocated for the improvements made in the HOME Act.

Congressman Horsford joins his colleagues during a Special Order Hour to honor the late former Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson, a former Chairwoman of the Congressional Black Caucus and mentor to many.

Congressman Horsford spoke on the House Floor about the urgency of expanding social security to deliver for the many people across the country who have worked their whole lives and deserve robust social security benefits. Social Security's progressive benefit formula is crucial for groups that often earn lower wages throughout their careers, including Black and Hispanic workers. After decades of hard work, Social Security is vital for the continued well-being of these seniors. They deserve benefits that keep in line with inflation and rising costs.

Congressman Steven Horsford joined Vice President Kamala Harris and other Nevada elected officials to celebrate the Culinary Union in Las Vegas. They commend the historic agreement between the Culinary Union and major resort corporations.

I joined Vice President @kamalaharris to celebrate the workers of Culinary Workers Union Local 226. She highlighted what her and @whi@WhiteHouse are doing to deliver for labor in Nevada and across the county. Unions built Las Vegas, and created the middle class.

Congressman Steven Horsford, Chair of the Congressional Black Caucus, joins Rev. Al Sharpton to discuss key issues as we head into the new year and the 2024 election cycle. They talk about the GOP's redistricting efforts in Georgia and its impact on black representation in Congress, highlighting the existential threat to democracy and voter rights. Horsford also addresses the Congressional Black Caucus's focus on economic justice, diversity in corporate America, and innovative approaches to affordable housing.

In light of Republican attacks against the SEC's climate disclosure rule, Congressman Horsford reiterates that investors know how best to invest their money. Giving them the complete picture of businesses climate risks will help everyone make more informed decisions.