U.S. Representative Steve Womack recently took to social media to share several updates and achievements. Womack, who has been serving in Congress since 2011 representing Arkansas’ 3rd district, has made noteworthy mentions about important developments and personal accomplishments.
On April 9, 2025, Womack congratulated his friend, former Governor Mike Huckabee, on his new role as the U.S. Ambassador to Israel. In the tweet, he expressed his anticipation of working alongside Huckabee to continue supporting the U.S.’s “greatest ally in the Middle East” and asserted his faith in Huckabee “to serve our country well and make the Natural State.”
Later on the same day, Womack announced that he had been honored with FRC Action’s One Hundred Percent Award. He mentioned that the award is “given to members of Congress who display an unwavering commitment to and support of faith, family, and freedom,” values which he prioritizes while representing the Third District.
On April 10, 2025, Womack shared news of the House making advances toward extending former President Trump’s tax cuts, as well as aiming to “enhance our border and national security” and “address some of our mandatory spending challenges.” He referenced a full statement for more details.
Steve Womack, born in Russellville, Arkansas in 1957, graduated from Arkansas Tech University in 1979. He has been serving in Congress for Arkansas’ 3rd District since 2011, succeeding John Boozman. Womack currently resides in Rogers, Arkansas.
