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Michelle Fischbach, a member of the U.S. Congress representing Minnesota’s 7th District, uses social media to address issues, extend well-wishes during holidays, and voice concerns on judicial matters. Serving since 2021, Fischbach replaced Collin Peterson and previously served in the Minnesota Senate from 2017 to 2018. She holds a BA from St. Cloud State University and a JD from William Mitchell College of Law.

On April 19, 2025, Michelle Fischbach reported a meeting with UCare, Minnesota's fourth-largest health plan. In her post, she discussed their Medicaid, Medicare Advantage, and ACA Marketplace priorities. "UCare, the fourth-largest health plan in Minnesota, came to my office to talk about their Medicaid, Medicare Advantage, and ACA Marketplace priorities."

In a tweet dated April 20, 2025, Fischbach extended Easter greetings to her followers. She wrote, "Happy Easter! I pray that the Lord surrounds you with His light and love, and you are all filled with peace. He is risen. Let us rejoice!"

On April 21, 2025, Fischbach expressed relief over the safety of certain teens and questioned a judicial decision concerning the release of a man on felony probation without US identification. She stated, "I am so grateful to hear these teens are okay. Why would a judge allow this man, with no US identification and who was on felony probation, to be released on no bond?? Walz and his judges are working to protect criminals, not our communities. This is why it is so important for"

Michelle Fischbach, a resident of Regal, Minnesota, contributes her legal and legislative experience to her role in Congress, engaging with both local health matters and broader judicial concerns.