Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne shared updates on legislative initiatives, community recognition, and recent congressional actions in a series of posts on September 5, 2025.
In a post from the afternoon, Van Duyne described a meeting with industry leaders regarding legislation aimed at supporting professional employer organizations. She wrote, “I enjoyed meeting with @NAPEO President Casey Clark, along with LJ of the LL Roberts Group and Kara of Vensure Employer Solutions to discuss a bill we are working on to protect the ability of professional employer organizations to serve their small business clients. We also https://t.co/bMnI8B3rTi” (posted September 5, 2025).
Later that day, she congratulated a local student for her achievements. Van Duyne posted, “Congratulations to Catherine “Cat” Johnson, Southlake native and @SheltonSchool alumna, on earning the Girl Scouts Gold Award from @topgirlscouts, and a $5,000 national scholarship from @girlscouts! We wish her the best in her year ahead at @TexasTech. https://t.co/iAk2XXbi4s” (posted September 5, 2025).
In an evening update addressing federal policy, Van Duyne commented on congressional efforts to change regulations related to energy production. She stated, “This week, we voted to repeal 3 Biden-era rules that were blocking our American energy production. By overturning these burdensome regulations we are lowering costs, strengthening our energy security and unleashing American energy independence. https://t.co/ZPX1AUNgHh” (posted September 5, 2025).
Beth Van Duyne has represented her district through several election cycles. In the most recent contest in 2024, she defeated Sam Eppler with approximately 60% of the vote. In previous elections she won against Jan McDowell in 2022 and Candace Valenzuela in 2020.
