Congressman Troy A. Carter used Twitter on March 9–10 to promote upcoming resource fairs aimed at helping residents access government services and voiced concerns over recent spikes in Louisiana gas prices.
Congressman Troy A. Carter used social media on March 8, 2026, to highlight International Women’s Day and address partisan conflict over an impending government shutdown.
Congressman Troy A. Carter used social media between March 6-7, 2026 to recognize Delgado Community College’s baseball milestone, reflect on Bloody Sunday and current voting rights issues, and honor Rev.
Congressman Troy A. Carter used Twitter on February 24-25, 2026 to honor Reverend Jesse Jackson Sr., commemorate Dorothy Prevost’s role in desegregating New Orleans schools, and share a constituent’s healthcare…
Congressman Troy A. Carter used social media on February 25 to challenge statements made by Donald Trump during the State of the Union address.
Congressman Troy A. Carter used social media posts on February 21-22 to comment on recent decisions about honoring Rev.
Congressman Troy A. Carter used his Twitter account on February 20, 2026 to inform constituents about an upcoming passport service event in Gonzales and respond to recent national developments including…
Congressman Troy A. Carter used his social media accounts on February 18–19, 2026 to mourn a friend’s passing, critique recent federal Medicaid policy changes under Donald Trump’s administration, and issue…
Congressman Troy A. Carter marked February 18, 2026 with posts honoring Ramadan and mourning Dr. Norman C. Francis’ passing on social media platforms.
Congressman Troy A. Carter used social media between February 15-17, 2026 to comment on national affordability issues and honor both Mardi Gras celebrations and Arthur Hardy’s contributions to New Orleans…
On February 17, 2026, Congressman Troy A. Carter posted tributes to Rev.
Congressman Troy A. Carter used Twitter between February 12-14, 2026 to address recent EPA policy changes under the Trump administration, promote bipartisan efforts for expanded internet access through a new…
Congressman Troy A. Carter used Twitter between February 11-12, 2026 to congratulate Ed Murray’s election win in Louisiana House District 97; criticize ICE actions while referencing national political figures; and…
Congressman Troy A. Carter used his social media accounts on February 10-11, 2026 to promote youth suicide prevention legislation and congratulate a local election winner while highlighting funding for medical…
Congressman Troy A. Carter used social media between February 8-9, 2026, to share messages about resilience, emergency communications for first responders in Louisiana, and launching a bipartisan caucus focused on…
Congressman Troy A. Carter posted about former President Trump’s rhetoric, the rising insurance premiums impacting Louisiana residents, and local Mardi Gras celebrations honoring veterans and first responders between February 6-7,…
Congressman Troy A. Carter shared updates between February 4-6 on community celebrations in New Orleans, concerns about ICE activity under the Trump administration, and health disparities impacting women—particularly within Black…
Congressman Troy A. Carter used social media on February 3–4 to criticize ICE funding under the Trump administration and underscore congressional oversight efforts regarding immigration enforcement in Louisiana.
Congressman Troy A. Carter posted on social media about legislative norms, diplomatic meetings with Taiwan’s ambassador, and celebrating Louisiana artists’ Grammy wins in early February 2026.
Congressman Troy A. Carter used social media between January 30 and February 1 to discuss disaster preparedness initiatives in New Orleans, defend journalistic freedoms following Don Lemon’s arrest, and commemorate…
Congressman Troy A. Carter used Twitter between January 27-29, 2026, to invite constituents to an open house event and express concerns over federal immigration enforcement under the Trump administration while…
Congressman Troy A. Carter highlighted issues ranging from ICE actions to clean energy policy through posts dated January 26-27, 2026.
Congressman Troy A. Carter used his social media accounts on January 26, 2026 to highlight both local community support efforts and his stance on federal immigration enforcement practices by ICE.
Congressman Troy A. Carter issued several statements on January 25, 2026 addressing deaths involving ICE agents, local community honors for Ed Robinson at the Algiers Mardi Gras Festival, and controversy…
Congressman Troy A. Carter posted tributes to Father Victor Laroche and alerted constituents about winter weather risks on January 23-24, 2026.
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