Lori Trahan

Lori Trahan

Years in Office

6

Bills Sponsored

70

Bills Co-Sponsored

1491

Committees

1

Lori Trahan Biography

Lori Trahan, the daughter of a union ironworker and a hotel housekeeper, brings a working-class perspective to Congress. Elected in 2018 to represent Massachusetts' 3rd District, she prioritizes affordable healthcare, education access, and strengthening the workforce. Trahan authored the Stop Online Suicide Assistance Forums Act and serves on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, advocating for digital safety and public health. She is known for her pragmatic approach, aiming to deliver practical solutions and responsive representation to her constituents.

Education

  • Attended, Harvard Business School
    (2013)
  • B.S. in Regional and Comparative Studies, Georgetown University, Washington, DC
    (1995)

Professional History

U.S. Representative

(2019-Present)

Representing Massachusetts's 3rd district

Staffer, U.S. representative Marty Meehan

(1995–2005)

Consulting Executive

Software Executive

Impact & Accomplishments

Notable contributions during Lori Trahan's congressional service.

PFAS Contamination Response

Secured federal funding to address PFAS chemical contamination in drinking water in Massachusetts communities.

STEM Education Funding

Helped increase federal investment in STEM education and workforce development for Massachusetts students.

COVID-19 Relief for Small Businesses

Advocated for and delivered federal COVID-19 relief funds to support small businesses in her district.

Lowell Canalway Cultural District

Supported federal designation and funding for the Lowell Canalway Cultural District to boost local tourism and preservation.

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