Press Releases

Rep. Jason Crow (D-CO) issued the following statement regarding his vote for the FY 2019 government funding package:

"It's a national embarrassment that merely keeping our government open has become Washington's new threshold for compromise. America should never tolerate reducing federal workers to bargaining chips in policy debates.

Today, Congressman Jason Crow (CO-06) helped introduce legislation to crack down on lavish spending by Cabinet officials and to increase transparency for taxpayers on renovation and decorating expenses at federal agencies.

Yesterday, the House Small Business Committee held its first meeting of the 116th Congress. In a rare move for a freshman, Rep. Jason Crow will be serving as Chair on a subcommittee. In his new role, Crow will be overseeing the Innovation and Workforce Development Subcommittee.

Congressman Jason Crow will be joined by Mary Majok of metro Denver at the State of the Union on Tuesday. Ms. Majok's son, Potros Mabany, was killed in Aurora in March 2018 by gun violence. He was 21 years old.

Today Gun Violence Prevention Task Force Chairman Mike Thompson (CA-05) announced that Rep. Jason Crow (CO-06) and Rep. Lucy McBath (GA--06) will serve as Vice Chairs of the Gun Violence Prevention Task Force for the 116th Congress.

Today Congressman Jason Crow was named Co-Chair of the New Democrat Coalition Infrastructure Task Force. As co-chair of the New Democrat Coalition Infrastructure Task Force, Crow will work closely with local and federal stakeholders and develop policy positions to improve our nation's infrastructure and increase long-term federal investments in infrastructure projects.

As his first piece of legislation, Congressman Jason Crow (CO-06) introduced the End Dark Money Act to crack down on dark money organizations. The bill is designed to stem the flood of dark money in our elections by helping to close the loophole that allows mega-donors to hide their political contributions through so-called "social welfare" organizations.