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Senator Kevin Cramer, who represents North Dakota in the U.S. Senate, recently shared several updates on his social media account highlighting local recognition, tribal relations, and legislative advocacy.

On September 1, 2025, Senator Cramer acknowledged the workforce in his state by posting: "Today, we recognize the hard work, dedication, and innovation of North Dakotans in the many industries across our state. Happy Labor Day!"

The following day, September 2, 2025, he commented on his relationship with Standing Rock Chairwoman Janet Alkire: "Standing Rock Chairwoman Janet Alkire has a deep and caring heart for the needs of her people and Indian Country. It is an honor to call her a close friend. I was honored to have her as my guest at the State of the Union, and she invited me to visit her tribe several times to"

On September 3, 2025, Senator Cramer expressed gratitude toward an advocacy group for inviting him to discuss legislation: "Thanks to the Payment Choice Coalition for inviting me to speak about my Payment Choice Act and the importance of preserving cash as a payment choice for all Americans!"

Senator Cramer's posts reflect ongoing engagement with both statewide constituents and national policy discussions. The Payment Choice Act referenced in his tweet aims to ensure that consumers can continue using cash for transactions—a topic that has gained attention amid broader shifts toward digital payments.

Standing Rock Chairwoman Janet Alkire leads one of North Dakota's prominent Native American tribes. Relations between federal lawmakers and tribal leaders are significant in addressing issues affecting Indigenous communities.

Senator Cramer's public statements underscore themes of labor recognition during national observances such as Labor Day and continued dialogue with both local organizations and tribal leadership.