Congresswoman Houchin Selected to Serve on House Financial Services Committee

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, Congresswoman Erin Houchin (R-Ind.-09) announced she will serve on the House Financial Services Committee in the 118^th Congress. 

“I’m honored to be appointed to the Financial Services Committee to give Hoosiers a seat at the table on the economic issues that matter most to them. This committee will play a pivotal role in establishing oversight of the Biden Administration and fighting against their growth-stifling policies.

“As a small business owner, it will be my priority to bring commonsense solutions to protect consumers and investors, give Americans control over their personal financial data, and be a voice for rural banking. It’s important to me to help build a framework that encourages innovation in financial technology while keeping citizens safe. These are the issues that Hoosier families are discussing at their kitchen table. As a new member of this committee, I will work tirelessly to help Hoosiers protect their wallets and secure their futures,” said Congresswoman Houchin.

Congresswoman Houchin’s selection continues the legacy of Hoosiers serving on the Financial Services Committee, with at least one Indiana representative serving on the committee since the 113^th Congress. 

“Congresswoman Erin Houchin will be an excellent addition to an already exceptional roster of Republicans on the Financial Services Committee,” said Chairman McHenry. “Her experience as an entrepreneur and leadership in the Indiana State Senate will provide a fresh perspective as Committee Republicans work to expand opportunities for small businesses to grow and support American workers. I’m certain Erin will continue to be a strong voice for Indiana families as a member of the Committee.”

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