Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne marked National Manufacturing Day and announced new legislative efforts in a series of posts on October 3, 2025. Van Duyne, who represents Texas’s 24th congressional district, highlighted local manufacturing achievements and her recent work on transportation policy.
In a post at 19:49 UTC, Van Duyne stated, “Today is National Manufacturing Day, we recognize and celebrate the 21,000+ manufacturing workers and 537 manufacturing businesses that call Texas-24 home.”
Later the same day at 21:19 UTC, she posted a brief reminder: “Don’t forget…”
At 23:15 UTC, Van Duyne shared information about newly introduced legislation: “This week, I introduced the Protecting America’s Roads Act to codify new DOT rule changes and stricter requirements for obtaining or maintaining a CDL for foreign nationals. Read more: https://t.co/1kAi07eIIz https://t.co/1vDu10HD7i”
Beth Van Duyne has served as the representative for Texas’s 24th district since winning her first election in 2020. She secured re-election in subsequent cycles, defeating Sam Eppler in 2024 with over 60% of the vote and Jan McDowell in 2022 with nearly the same margin. In her initial race in 2020, she narrowly won against Candace Valenzuela by just over one percentage point.
