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Congressman John Yarmuth

Representing the 3rd Congressional District of Kentucky

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June 14, 2013 Press Release
It is shameful that six months after Newtown, Congress has failed to enact a single gun-safety measure.
June 6, 2013 Press Release
Honor Flight brings veterans to Washington on 69th Anniversary of D-Day.
June 5, 2013 Press Release
In a speech on the House Floor today, Congressman Yarmuth called on Congress to enact legislation to update the 1963 Equal Pay Act and guarantee pay equity for women in the workplace.
June 5, 2013 In The News

Speaking on the House floor, Democratic Congressman John Yarmuth of Kentucky called on Congress to update the 1963 Equal Pay Act and guarantee pay equity for women in the workplace.

May 29, 2013 In The News

Yarmuth: “It was only because there were so many people who determined this was in the long-term best interest of both states and our collective communities that nobody gave up.”

May 23, 2013 In The News

“Louisville is a national leader in the revitalization of American manufacturing, and the Kentucky Manufacturing Career Center will help us continue to build on that progress,” Yarmuth said. “Connecting workers with good jobs and employers with a well-trained workforce will help Louisville families succeed in the 21st-century economy.”

May 9, 2013 Press Release
With the expansion of Medicaid, 308,000 uninsured Kentuckians will soon have access to affordable, quality health care and the economic stability that comes with it.
April 23, 2013 Press Release
U.S. Department of Education honors school for reducing environmental impact, improving health, and offering environmental education.
April 22, 2013 Press Release
Jingjing Xiao of duPont Manual voted Community Choice winner
April 22, 2013 In The News

The scientists' peer-reviewed research was damning: mountain top removal, the practice of clearing mountaintops of trees and topsoil and then blasting them with explosives to reveal the coal seams underneath, is polluting the Appalachian watershed decreasing organism diversity, increasing flooding and contaminating groundwater.

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