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McEachin issues first-term report card

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Donald McEachinAs his first term in Congress comes to an end, Congressman A. Donald McEachin (VA-04) announced that his office has successfully resolved 1,000 individual constituent issues with federal agencies resulting in the successful recovery of more than $500,000.00 for constituents of the Fourth Congressional District of Virginia.

The resolved cases involved work with a wide range of federal departments and agencies including the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Social Security Administration, and the Department of State.

“My office works diligently every day to advocate on behalf of our constituents and resolve issues when possible. I could not be prouder of the work my staff and I have accomplished in returning more than half of one million dollars to the people of the 4th Congressional District in our first term,” said Congressman Donald McEachin. “Although our federal agencies are designed to serve the American people, there are instances when constituents struggle to get the results they need. That is when my office can work directly with a federal agency liaison on their behalf. We look forward to continuing our service to constituents in the 116th Congress.”

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