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Congressman Neguse is leading a group of next-generation reformers to confront political corruption, ban stock-trading by Members of Congress and clean up government.
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Congressman Neguse, Chair of House Democrats’ Litigation Task Force, challenges Trump Administration’s unlawful obstruction of congressional oversight at federal immigration detention facilities.
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Congressman Neguse successfully blocked an effort to sell millions of acres public lands to the highest bidder, building a bipartisan coalition to affirm that public lands belong to the people.
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Latest News
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April 16, 2026
Amid the ongoing Colorado River crisis, Democratic Representative Joe Neguse (D-CO) and Republican Representative Celeste Maloy (R-UT) led a bipartisan coalition of Members in urging the Bureau of Reclamation to ensure any drawdowns of Flaming Gorge—a critical, high-capacity water bank—and other upper basin reservoirs remain in compliance with existing agreements and governing laws.
April 16, 2026
In case you missed it, Colorado Congressman Joe Neguse managed Floor debate against a Republican-led Rules package providing for consideration of four bills, including H.Res. 1156—a non-binding resolution that seeks to rename the widely unpopular “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” to the “Working Families Tax Cuts.”
April 15, 2026
In case you missed it, Representatives Joe Neguse and Jeff Hurd joined CBS Colorado for a joint interview to discuss their shared efforts to protect the Colorado River for the benefit of all Coloradans. The lawmakers both represent parts of Colorado’s Western Slope, which includes the headwaters of the Colorado River.
