Early in the election cycle, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, through their Super PAC arm the United Democracy Project, pledged to spend upwards of $100 million to target and defeat some of Israel’s most vociferous opponents in Congress, and while their spending is high the total won’t likely reach such a lofty number.

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The Land of Enchantment, as the state of New Mexico is known, does not attract a great deal of attention in a national presidential campaign, but 2024 may prove different.

Successful Outcome Could Block Federal Officials from Including Project Labor Agreement (PLA) Mandate in Projects Valued over $35 million

Congress grapples over the high price tag to build a new bridge and how much of it the federal government should cover.

The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) created game-changing opportunities for many projects to capitalize on the largest energy investment in U.S. history through tax credits.

Despite record funding from the IIJA, no broadband projects have broken ground.

Congress eyes restricting the use of the most popular brand of drones.

As covered in the past couple of weeks, polling around the country is consistently showing former President Donald Trump leading in a state with a Senate race, yet the Democratic candidate is simultaneously ahead.

A new Senate polling series has brought a different look to several Senate races, with some now beginning to tighten according to ballot test data.

Yesterday, New York US Rep. Ritchie Torres (D-Bronx) stated in an interview with CNN that, “If we are going on a political suicide mission, then we should at least be honest about it,” and then released a list of House and Senate Democrats who have made statements about whether President Joe Biden should remain in the race or step aside.

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Your complete guide to the new rule, requirements, and everything AGC has done (to date) advocating on behalf of the construction industry.

This two-part webinar series will enhance your skills in emergency project management, foster stronger partnerships, and ensure your team is prepared to tackle urgent repairs with confidence and efficiency.

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AGC member Ural Yal testified before Congress on how California’s zero emission locomotive regulation would increase construction costs nationwide.

A new Big Sky Country poll gives Republicans some favorable numbers, but a pattern seen in other Senate races is again present.

Assuming the still unofficial Virginia congressional race that will likely see Rep. Bob Good (R-Lynchburg) lose to state Senator John McGuire (R-Manakin Sabot) holds as expected, the second US House member of the cycle went down to a crushing defeat in New York. 

After not seeing a Badger State poll for several weeks, two new surveys were released yesterday, one covering the statewide races and the other the congressional battle in western Wisconsin, which appears to be the state’s most competitive House race. 

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