Marlin A. Stutzman
Representative for Indiana · Republican · United States
“Banks and credit unions must undergo quarterly technology reviews, internal testing, and rigorous due diligence on every vendor that they use. It is only fair that we hold their regulators to the same standard.”
House of Representatives14 September 2026Source ↗
“Mr. Speaker, I thank the gentlewoman from Texas for yielding me time. Mr. Speaker, I also rise in support of my bill, H.R. 8278. Across the country, banks and credit unions are using innovative technology to deliver better products and services for their customers.”
House of Representatives14 September 2026Source ↗
“That is where the FUTURES Act comes in. My bill requires Federal bank and credit union regulators to assess the technology systems they use for supervision, evaluate their procurement practices, and report to Congress on where they are struggling and how they can improve.”
House of Representatives14 September 2026Source ↗
“During World War I, the United States stood with Slovak's democratic aspirations and later welcomed the creation of an independent Slovakia in 1993. Today, nearly 1 million Americans proudly claim Slovak ancestry, including many in my district in northeast Indiana.”
House of Representatives1 September 2026Source ↗
“Mr. Speaker, as co-chair of the Congressional Slovak Caucus, I rise today to recognize Slovakia's Constitution Day, marking 33 years as a sovereign state. The U.S.-Slovakia relationship rests on shared democratic values and security interests. Today, Slovakia is a vital U.S.”
House of Representatives1 September 2026Source ↗
“After delivering his final verbal sermon on July 2, 2018, many thought his opportunity to preach had come to an end. Instead, through faith, perseverance, and learning American Sign Language, Cary found a new way to continue sharing the gospel.”
House of Representatives23 July 2026Source ↗
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“Banks and credit unions must undergo quarterly technology reviews, internal testing, and rigorous due diligence on every vendor that they use. It is only fair that we hold their regulators to the same standard. The FUTURES Act is a straightforward, commonsense, and bipartisan step to address the critical technology challenges facing our regulators. This legislation was advanced unanimously by the House Committee on Financial Services, sending a clear message that both Republicans and Democrats recognize that supervision must keep pace with innovation. I am grateful to my colleague across the aisle, Bill Foster, for co- leading this legislation with me. I also thank Chairman Hill and Chairman Steil for their continued support of this measure, as well as thanking the full committee. Mr. Speaker, I urge my colleagues to support this bill.”
House of Representatives14 September 2026Source ↗
“That is where the FUTURES Act comes in. My bill requires Federal bank and credit union regulators to assess the technology systems they use for supervision, evaluate their procurement practices, and report to Congress on where they are struggling and how they can improve. Put simply, we can't help our regulators modernize their technology for the digital age if we don't know the challenges that they face. Whether it is talent gaps, procurement barriers, or technological blind spots, Congress needs to understand the red tape that is keeping government in the past while the financial system races into the future. In fact, we already require this kind of information from the institutions our regulators supervise.”
House of Representatives14 September 2026Source ↗
“Mr. Speaker, I thank the gentlewoman from Texas for yielding me time. Mr. Speaker, I also rise in support of my bill, H.R. 8278. Across the country, banks and credit unions are using innovative technology to deliver better products and services for their customers. For example, banks in Northeast Indiana are using tools like artificial intelligence and real-time data analytics to spot fraud faster, better manage risk, and enhance the banking experience for Hoosiers. But too often, the regulators charged with overseeing and supervising these institutions still rely on outdated IT infrastructure from a predigital era. This gap poses significant risks not just for our financial markets but for the entire economy. As our banks and credit unions continue to innovate at a record pace, our regulators must have the tools to keep up.”
House of Representatives14 September 2026Source ↗
“During World War I, the United States stood with Slovak's democratic aspirations and later welcomed the creation of an independent Slovakia in 1993. Today, nearly 1 million Americans proudly claim Slovak ancestry, including many in my district in northeast Indiana. Our relationship carries renewed momentum today in energy security, economic cooperation, and defense partnerships, including the partnership between the Slovak Armed Forces and the Indiana National Guard. Mr. Speaker, I wish the people of Slovakia a happy Constitution Day, and may the United States and Slovakia continue to stand together for generations to come. ____________________”
House of Representatives1 September 2026Source ↗
“Mr. Speaker, as co-chair of the Congressional Slovak Caucus, I rise today to recognize Slovakia's Constitution Day, marking 33 years as a sovereign state. The U.S.-Slovakia relationship rests on shared democratic values and security interests. Today, Slovakia is a vital U.S. partner and NATO ally, but this friendship began more than a century ago.”
House of Representatives1 September 2026Source ↗
“After delivering his final verbal sermon on July 2, 2018, many thought his opportunity to preach had come to an end. Instead, through faith, perseverance, and learning American Sign Language, Cary found a new way to continue sharing the gospel. A regular attendee of Grace Bible Church where his son, Kyle Grant, pastors, Cary has inspired his community through his resilience and steadfast trust in the Lord. His journey reminds us that challenges can become opportunities to glorify God and serve others. Mr. Speaker, I congratulate Cary on this incredible milestone. He has been such an inspiration in his return to preaching God's Holy Word. I wish him God's continued blessings as he continues sharing his message. ____________________”
House of Representatives23 July 2026Source ↗
“Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize Mr. Cary Grant for his remarkable testimony of faith and unwavering determination. This past Sunday, Cary preached his first sermon in American Sign Language at Deaf Michiana Mission Church in South Bend, Indiana, nearly 8 years after losing his ability to speak because of a neurological disease.”
House of Representatives23 July 2026Source ↗
“Mr. Chairman, I thank the chairman of the Budget Committee for this strong resolution. Mr. Chairman, I rise today in support of the House budget resolution. This framework is an important step of protecting our elections as well as supporting our troops. As Members of Congress, we have a responsibility to the American people to safeguard the electoral process. Yet, the Senate has been unable to do so. Over 80 percent of Americans agree that you must show proof of citizenship and ID to vote, and this budget framework moves us closer to enacting these reforms. In addition to protecting our elections at home, U.S. servicemembers are working day and night to be sure that Americans are safe from a nuclear bomb in Iran and to advance peace in the Middle East.”
House of Representatives22 July 2026Source ↗
“I had the pleasure of attending a game this past weekend and was honored to present the match ball for the Fort Wayne Football Club's USL Cup match against Detroit City. The passion of the fans and the quality of the players were a reminder of how far soccer has come in our community. With the incredibly exciting World Cup wrapping up in just a few days, I encourage all Americans and all Hoosiers to make their way to a match close to them and especially those in northeast Indiana to cheer on our local club for a great family night out. Fort Wayne is proving that soccer's future in the United States is bright. I look forward to attending more matches in the years to come to watch some exciting soccer. ____________________”
House of Representatives16 July 2026Source ↗
“Mr. Speaker, the summer of soccer is alive and well in northeast Indiana. Fort Wayne Football Club's new state-of-the-art stadium recently celebrated its grand opening. Privately funded, Ruoff Mortgage Stadium seats over 7,000 fans and has already become a hub for soccer fans across Indiana.”
House of Representatives16 July 2026Source ↗
“Mr. Speaker, the former CFPB Director Chopra was not thinking about consumers when he implemented this midnight rule on his way out the door. I am proud that House Republicans and President Trump have the opportunity to right this egregious wrong implemented under the Biden administration. These shouldn't be called fees. They should be called insurance for our constituents. Mr. Speaker, I urge my colleagues to support this resolution.”
House of Representatives9 April 2025Source ↗
“Mr. Speaker, I thank the chairman for his hard work. Mr. Speaker, I rise today in support of the resolution disapproving of the rule submitted by the CFPB relating to overdraft lending very large financial institutions. The CFPB's purpose is to implement and enforce consumer financial protection laws and ensure that consumers have access to financial services and products while ensuring fair, transparent, and competitive markets. The overdraft lending rule issued by the CFPB instead harms consumers by setting government price caps on overdraft fees. Setting these caps and requiring large banks to lower their overdraft fees will force smaller and community banks to follow suit, resulting in less options for our constituents. Overdraft fees are provided by banks for people who are caught in a bind.”
House of Representatives9 April 2025Source ↗
“Madam Speaker, today, I rise to celebrate a remarkable milestone, the 100th anniversary of WOWO Radio in Fort Wayne, Indiana, a cherished cornerstone of communications and a beacon of conservative values. Since its first broadcast on March 3l, 1925, WOWO Radio has been a steadfast source of news, entertainment, and community connection.”
House of Representatives31 March 2025Source ↗
“Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize the outstanding life and public service record of DeKalb County Commissioner Mike Watson. Mike dedicated his life to serving northeast Indiana in roles ranging from president of the Auburn Economic Development Commission, president of the DeKalb Central Foundation, and serving as an Auburn Common Councilman.”
House of Representatives27 March 2025Source ↗
“Mr. Speaker, I applaud President Trump's decisive economic actions that have leveled the playing field between Hoosier businesses and the Chinese Communist Party. The CCP has taken advantage of hardworking Hoosiers by engaging in currency manipulation, undermining our manufacturing sector, and buying American farmland in an attempt to control our agricultural future.”
House of Representatives13 February 2025Source ↗
“Mr. Speaker, I represent one of the heaviest manufacturing districts in the country. In fact, my family employs Hoosiers who build and fabricate products for our great American economy. In 2017, President Trump laid out his plan to add rocket fuel to the American manufacturing sector.”
House of Representatives23 January 2025Source ↗
“Mr. Speaker, it has been nearly a decade since I had the opportunity to address this body. In the time I have been gone, Washington has seen a lot of changes. Donald Trump was elected two times. Over 200 congressional districts have seen new Members take hold. Staffers no longer use BlackBerrys. As the old adage goes: The more things change, the more they stay the same. Washington's fiscal house is still out of order.”
House of Representatives16 January 2025Source ↗