Chris Pappas, a current member of the U.S. Congress representing New Hampshire’s 1st District, has actively engaged his constituents on social media regarding recent initiatives and concerns. Spanning topics from public health to economic policy, his recent posts reflect his ongoing commitment to addressing both state and national issues.
On April 26, 2025, Pappas reminded his audience of National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, noting the importance of disposing of unused prescription drugs properly. He emphasized, “Today is National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. There are collection sites across NH for a safe and easy way to dispose of prescription drugs you no longer need to prevent potential medication misuse.”
Later on the same day, Pappas addressed the economic challenges faced by small businesses in New Hampshire, attributing increased costs to current tariff policies. He criticized the impact of these policies, stating, “From lumber for housing to cars, this chaotic economic policy is causing confusion for NH small businesses and the sweeping tariffs are raising prices for consumers.” Pappas reaffirmed his opposition to President Trump’s tariffs.
On April 27, 2025, Pappas expressed concern for veterans facing employment challenges due to bureaucratic obstacles. He announced his commitment to removing such barriers by introducing a bipartisan bill aimed at streamlining the hiring process for trucking companies. He outlined, “It’s unacceptable that veterans are losing employment opportunities due to unnecessary bureaucratic hurdles.”
Chris Pappas has served in the U.S. Congress since 2019, continuing public service roles from his previous tenure from 2002 to 2010 in the New Hampshire House of Representatives. Born in Manchester, New Hampshire, Pappas graduated from Harvard University in 2002 and resides in Manchester.
