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U.S. Representative Kat Cammack’s press office posted a series of updates on September 10, 2025, highlighting her team’s community engagement and legislative activities. Cammack, who represents Florida’s 3rd district in Congress and has held the seat since 2021 after succeeding Ted Yoho, used her official social media account to share these developments.

On September 10, the press office wrote: "Yesterday, Team Kat visited the Early Learning Coalition Center of Alachua County and donated books from our Read to Lead Program! We are proud to partner with them as they serve as a central hub that promotes and supports early learning from birth through kindergarten. We thank https://t.co/BssoY50vCv". The post underscored the congresswoman's support for early childhood education initiatives in her district.

Later that day, another update detailed Cammack’s participation in a local radio program: "This morning on the Bob Rose Show: yesterday’s APS resolution introduction, my FY2026 NDAA amendments, and what’s next in Congress. Listen here https://t.co/1rMog7bMjS" (posted September 10). The message invited constituents to listen to her discuss recent legislative actions and upcoming congressional priorities.

In a separate message posted at 19:05 UTC on September 10, Cammack expressed personal support for a public figure: "Lifting up Charlie Kirk and his family in prayer—for healing, strength, and justice."

Kat Cammack has served as U.S. Representative for Florida's 3rd District since 2021. She previously served in the Florida House of Representatives and resides in Gainesville. Born in Denver in 1988, she graduated from Metropolitan State University of Denver with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 2015.