North Vegas Times

Representative Steven Horsford, who currently serves in the U.S. Congress representing Nevada’s 4th district, has been actively communicating with his constituents through his social media posts. Serving since 2019 and previously a member of the Nevada Senate, Horsford shares updates on his activities and engagements with the people of his district.

On April 8, 2025, Horsford announced his intention to host a virtual town hall meeting, sharing his frustrations with perceived obstruction by Republicans. He called on his constituents to partake in the discussion, saying "Nevadans deserve action, not obstruction. While Republicans continue to tear down systems we rely on, I’m hosting a virtual town hall to hear directly from you." The session was scheduled for the following day on Zoom.

In another update on the same day, Horsford expressed gratitude for the insights he gained over the weekend from interactions with residents of NV-04. In a tweet, he conveyed his appreciation saying "Spent the weekend listening, learning, and standing in community with folks across NV-04. Grateful for every conversation and every story shared. I’m proud to serve."

Later, Horsford indicated his participation in a Health Subcommittee hearing, highlighting legislative progress in healthcare reforms. He outlined several achievements, such as capping insulin costs and out-of-pocket expenses for seniors, through a post stating "Just left Our Health Subcommittee hearing, where we discussed the progress we’ve made: Capping insulin at $35/month Capping out-of-pocket costs for seniors at $2,000/year Working to lower healthcare costs across the board."