South Raleigh News

Congresswoman Deborah Ross, representing North Carolina's 2nd district, has been actively engaging with her constituents and addressing critical issues through a series of recent social media posts. Her messages highlight efforts in disaster relief, agricultural investment, and cultural heritage preservation.

On November 26, 2024, Congresswoman Ross emphasized the bipartisan nature of disaster relief efforts in response to hurricanes affecting North Carolina. She stated, "When hurricanes hit North Carolina, they don't check party lines - they hit all of us. That’s why we are working together in Congress to get disaster relief across the finish line for Western NC."

Later that day, she attended the Wake County Farm Bureau Farm City Day event. In her post, she expressed the importance of supporting agriculture in Congress by stating, "So great joining the annual Wake County Farm Bureau Farm City Day & hearing updates on critical issues affecting North Carolina's #1 industry. It’s important that we continue investing in our farms and farmers in Congress & pass the Farm Bill."

On November 27, 2024, Ross participated in the NC Museum of History's Annual American Indian Heritage Celebration. She highlighted the significance of recognizing and promoting Tribal communities' stories by sharing that it was "fantastic to join the NC Museum of History's Annual American Indian Heritage Celebration. It is vital that we recommit ourselves to uplifting Tribal communities and ensuring their stories are shared and celebrated."