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WASHINGTON, DC — Today, Congresswoman Julie Johnson (TX-32) voted against a bill to fund the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) through September 2026, blasting the Department’s disregard for the Constitution, the rule of law, and the safety of the people it is supposed to protect. 

WASHINGTON, DC — Congresswoman Julie Johnson (TX-32) voted to pass a House spending bill that included nearly $5 million in federal funding for local health care, infrastructure, and education projects across North Texas. The projects are:   

WASHINGTON, DC — Congresswoman Julie Johnson (TX-32), alongside Congresswoman Jen Kiggans (VA-02), introduced the bipartisan Military Financial Literacy Accountability Act to give servicemembers the financial tools they need to protect their paychecks, plan for their futur

WASHINGTON, DC — Congresswoman Julie Johnson (TX-32) voted to pass a House spending bill that lowers costs, strengthens protections for survivors, safeguards public lands, and blocks extreme anti-LGBTQ provisions, while also including legally binding requirements to rein in the White House and ensure taxpayer dollars are used responsibly.

WASHINGTON, DC — Congresswoman Julie Johnson (TX-32) voted to restore the Affordable Care Act’s (ACA) health care tax credits after Republicans let them expire at the end of last year. The vote comes after Johnson joined a successful Democratic discharge petition to force the full House to act on this critical issue.

WASHINGTON, DC — In the wake of the killing of an American citizen by ICE, Congresswoman Julie Johnson (TX-32), Vice Ranking Member of the House Homeland Security Committee, announced that she

WASHINGTON, DC — Congresswoman Julie Johnson (TX-32), a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, released the following statement on the Trump Administration’s actions in Venezuela.

WASHINGTON, DC — Today, Congresswoman Julie Johnson (TX-32) voted against the Republican health care plan. The plan would raise health care costs, effectively bans abortion coverage, and kicks millions of people off their insurance. It also fails to extend the Affordable Care Act’s (ACA) tax credits — credits that nearly 100,000 of Johnson’s constituents rely on to afford their coverage.