Muncie Reporter

Victoria Spartz, currently serving in the U.S. Congress representing Indiana’s 5th district, has been actively engaging with her constituents and addressing key issues through social media. Her recent tweets highlight her participation in community events and her stance on various political matters.

On May 14, 2025, Spartz expressed her honor in joining colleagues and deputies from the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office for a prayer vigil during National Police Week. She stated, "Honored to join my colleagues and @HCSOIndiana Deputies for a prayer vigil during National Police Week, as we remember the fallen law enforcement officers who made the ultimate sacrifice. We will never forget their courage, service, and unwavering dedication to our communities."

Later that day, she criticized certain policies of the GOP regarding Medicaid. At 13:08 UTC, she tweeted about what she perceives as hypocrisy in legalizing Medicaid for undocumented immigrants at a higher federal match rate than for vulnerable Americans. She also mentioned concerns about financial mismanagement by healthcare entities: "Also, the GOP is legalizing Medicaid for illegals at a higher federal match rate than for the most vulnerable Americans - seems hypocritical and screwed up. As well as not stopping money laundering from American taxpayers by health care cartels."

In another engagement with her constituents on May 14th at 19:26 UTC, Spartz shared insights from discussions with representatives from The Foundation for Government Accountability (FGA), The Hardwood Federation, and American Trucking Associations (ATA). These conversations focused on healthcare reforms and challenges facing manufacturing and transportation sectors: "Great connecting with #IN05 constituents from @TheFGA, @TheHardwoodFed and @TRUCKINGdotORG to discuss health care reforms and issues facing the manufacturing and transportation industry."

Victoria Spartz has served in Congress since replacing Susan Brooks in 2021 after previously serving in the Indiana Senate from 2017 to 2020. Born in Nosivka, Ukraine in 1978, she graduated from Kyiv National Economic University with a BS degree before moving to Noblesville.