About Wm. Lacy Clay

Wm. Lacy Clay was elected to the U. S. House of Representatives in 2000 and was chosen as President of the Democratic freshman class, that year, by his fellow incoming members. His effective leadership, understanding of the issues and the political process, and ability to move legislation has earned Congressman Clay positions on several key committees and subcommittees. Currently, Congressman Clay serves as Chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Subcommittee on Information Policy, Census and National Archives. This subcommittee handles public information and records laws such as the Freedom of Information Act.

Congressman Clay is also a member of the House:

Committee on Oversight and Government Reform

Committee on Financial Services

The work that Congressman Clay conducts in Washington, D.C., through public hearings and other legislative activity is just part of his job. Congressman Clay additionally directly assists constituents and communities across the first district. Public servant is a title that Congressman Clay proudly accepts and tries to fulfill every day as he works to improve lives through economic development, stable jobs, quality health care, a clean environment, and a secure homeland. If you have a problem with a federal agency or program - relating to Social Security, fair housing, voting rights, veterans affairs, for example - Congressman Clay is available to help you.

This campaign website is designed to educate you on Congressman Clay's legislative and social positions. It also serves as a means for raising funds for reelection efforts. Simply click on the links at the top of the page to learn more about Congressman Clay's positions and actions on issues that impact you. Find out more about Congressman Clay from his Bio.

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