Muncie Reporter

U.S. Representative Victoria Spartz, who serves Indiana’s 5th congressional district, recently highlighted several local and state initiatives in a series of posts on her official Twitter account.

On July 20, Spartz attended a community event focused on youth engagement in agriculture. She posted: "Great evening at the Hamilton County 4H Fair celebrating the future of Hoosier agriculture. Inspiring to see young people’s passion and hard work on full display! https://t.co/uXGU8cIoLJ".

A day later, on July 21, she congratulated Purdue University for its advancements in space education and innovation. In her tweet, she wrote: "Congratulations to @LifeAtPurdue for launching the Neil Armstrong Space Prize — celebrating space pioneers and inspiring the next generation of innovators. Purdue also recently introduced the nation’s first comprehensive space engineering program, preparing specialists for https://t.co/KxpxEdBpCl".

On July 22, Spartz addressed energy policy and economic competitiveness by referencing Texas’ plans for expansion in energy production and advocating for similar growth in Indiana. She stated: "Energy generation will drive the 21st-century innovation economy. As Texas plans to double its output in the next decade, Indiana must do the same to stay competitive. With premier institutions like Purdue, IN has huge potential in nuclear energy. Thanks to @IBJnews and Sec. https://t.co/XDocqoK3LS".

Victoria Spartz has represented Indiana's 5th District in Congress since 2021 after serving in the Indiana Senate from 2017 to 2020. Born in Nosivka, Ukraine in 1978 and now residing in Noblesville, she holds a bachelor's degree from Kyiv National Economic University (Facts integrated from FACTS 1–4).