East Montgomery Times

Congressman Dwight Evans, representing Pennsylvania's 3rd district, recently shared a series of tweets highlighting important topics ranging from Medicare enrollment to historic civil rights movements. Serving in Congress since 2016 after replacing Chaka Fattah, Evans continues to engage with his constituents on pressing issues.

On December 3, 2024, Congressman Evans reminded Philadelphia residents about the impending deadline for Medicare Open Enrollment. He urged individuals not to miss the opportunity to review their current coverage and compare healthcare and drug plans for 2025. "ATTN #Philly: Medicare Open Enrollment closes THIS Saturday, December 7! Don't miss this chance to review your current coverage and compare 2025 health care & drug plans."

In a tweet dated December 4, 2024, Evans highlighted the positive impacts of a historic law he supported. He noted that it has created well-paying clean-energy jobs, reduced prescription drug costs, and held wealthy tax evaders accountable. Evans expressed skepticism over some Republican colleagues' reluctance to repeal such beneficial legislation. "This historic law I voted for has • created GOOD-paying clean-energy jobs • lowered prescription drug costs • held wealthy tax cheats accountable"

Reflecting on history on December 5, 2024, Congressman Evans commemorated the Montgomery Bus Boycott's anniversary. He emphasized its significance in challenging racial segregation and setting the stage for the Civil Rights Movement while urging continued efforts toward equality. "#OTD nearly 70 years ago, the Montgomery Bus Boycott began. This peaceful yearlong protest challenged racial segregation and helped set the stage for the Civil Rights Movement."