Fargo Standard

Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak recently shared a series of tweets addressing various topics, including energy production, environmental regulations, and recreational activities in North Dakota. Her posts reflect ongoing legislative concerns and community engagement.

On June 5, 2025, Congresswoman Fedorchak highlighted the disparity in energy production between China and the United States. She stated that "China today produces 10,000 terawatt hours of power a year. The U.S. produces 4,000 terawatt hours of power a year." Emphasizing the importance of energy dominance for AI leadership, she invited followers to watch her questioning at the House Commerce Committee on strategies to surpass China in the AI sector.

Later that day, she discussed her interaction with EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin regarding environmental policy affecting North Dakota's agricultural sector. In her tweet from June 5, 2025, she mentioned asking Zeldin if he would collaborate with local farmers and ranchers on revising the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) rule to suit state-specific wetland conditions. His response was affirmative: “Absolutely, congresswoman, it’s imperative that we get it right."

On June 6, 2025, Congresswoman Fedorchak encouraged participation in outdoor activities by promoting North Dakota's free fishing weekend. She tweeted: "Get out and snag a whopper this weekend—or even just a couple delicious walleye for dinner." She reminded residents that individuals aged 16 and older could fish without a license during this period while children under 15 always enjoy license-free fishing.

Additional information for Step 3: Julie Fedorchak is serving as a U.S. Representative from North Dakota.