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The Republicans will control the House and the Senate, and Donald Trump will be president in January 2025. Government affairs professionals may wonder what the election results mean for their work. To help answer those questions, FiscalNote and the Public Affairs Council hosted a webinar with a panel of CQ and Roll Call reporters to help clear the confusion so government relations professionals can bring clarity to their strategies for the remainder of this year and well into 2025. ?? Gather key insights from the discussion here. https://fnlink.co/3OhcXEk #publicaffairs #congress #government #federalgovernment

To leverage a lame-duck session, advocacy professionals can follow these tips and tricks to maximize their effectiveness with existing members of Congress and to also adequately prepare for the inevitable change of the guard. (By Joshua Habursky Chief Executive Officer, Premium Cigar Association (PCA) https://fnlink.co/4ewa5hu #advocacy #congress #government

With the U.S. elections fast approaching, organizations must prepare for several possible election outcomes. Changes in Congress, close races and major policy differences on health care, budget and defense will shape the legislative landscape in the years ahead. Get a deep dive into the current political landscape, focusing on the presidential, Senate, and House races with insights from Jason Dick, CQ and Roll Call’s editor-in-chief, plus CQ and Roll Call editors Jessica Wehrman and John T. Bennett. https://fnlink.co/3Ur5tSs #federalgovernment #government #governmentrelations

CQ (part of FiscalNote) Webinar: Thursday, October 24, 2 p.m. ET – Join us for a live webinar with seasoned CQ and Roll Call reporters as they provide a pre-election outlook, discuss the most vulnerable races in Congress, and offer strategic insights and actionable intelligence to help you stay ahead of the curve. The panel will dissect the latest polling data, scrutinize key battleground states, and forecast potential shifts in legislative power. Reporters and analysts will discuss: ?? In-depth analysis of the most vulnerable Congressional races, including insights into incumbents like California’s Mike Garcia and New York’s Pat Ryan ?? Latest polling data and trends in key battleground states ?? Potential legislative shifts and their implications for your teams ?? Predictions and scenarios for post-election outcomes, including the impact of key rematches and new challengers Our speakers: — Jason Dick, CQ and Roll Call editor-in-chief — Jessica Wehrman, CQ and Roll Call health policy editor — John T. Bennett, CQ and Roll Call editor at large Register now! https://lnkd.in/eZ8uBjrH #congress #government #legislation

? Join CQ’s award-winning newsroom on Wednesday, September 11 at 2 p.m. EDT as we dive into Congress’ must-do tasks, the potential for delays, and the impact of looming elections, providing clarity in a time of uncertainty. ??? Our panel will dissect the motivations driving Congress, the complexities of the legislative calendar, the impacts of the November general elections, and the potential implications for your organization. ?? Register now to get insights to help inform your strategies and navigate this unstable environment effectively. https://lnkd.in/eUKTV9Tq #election2024 #government #congress #governmentaffairs

CQ (part of FiscalNote) Webinar: Wednesday, July 24, 2 p.m. EDT — In this 45-minute "Supreme Court Recap" session, panelists will cover landmark cases and their potential impact on your strategies, ensuring you are well-prepared to navigate the evolving legal and regulatory terrain. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain expert analysis and engage in a dynamic Q&A session to address your pressing questions. ??? Our speakers:? — Todd Ruger, editor for immigration and legal affairs at CQ and Roll Call — Michael Macagnone, senior legal affairs staff writer for CQ and Roll Call Save your spot! https://fnlink.co/4daDei7 #supremecourt #law #legalaffairs #publicpolicy #government

CQ (Part of FiscalNote) Webinar: July 9, 2024, 2PM ET – Join us for an urgent and insightful conversation with the CQ newsroom. With the U.S. Senate poised to kick off its appropriations work and a crucial September 30 deadline on the horizon, this session is your chance to stay ahead of the curve. The panel will dissect the current landscape, offering timely analysis and a comprehensive overview of where things stand and what to expect next. Our speakers: ??? Aidan Quigley, CQ and Roll Call’s budget and appropriations reporter? ??? Paul M. Krawzak, senior writer on the budget, appropriations, and tax team at CQ and Roll Call?? ??? Moderated by Peter Cohn, CQ Roll Call’s budget and tax policy editor Register now to ensure your organization is prepared for the dynamic appropriations landscape ahead! https://fnlink.co/3xDhv35 #taxpolicy #publicpolicy #appropriations #senate #government

With armed conflicts still ongoing plus new tensions rising, defense policy and spending is becoming an increasingly important issue for governments and organizations around the world. Just in 2024, more than 1,300 pieces of legislation have been introduced across the Americas, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. As defense continues to be top of mind for governments and regulators around the world, keeping track of all the different bills and regulations can quickly become a huge task. In this resource, you’ll learn: ?? How to leverage legislative and regulatory data from around the world ?? Strategies for engaging with key stakeholders and lawmakers ?? Techniques for visualizing defense policy trends and team ROI ?? Methods to proactively manage security threats ?? Insights into building a centralized repository for policy developments Download your copy! https://fnlink.co/3RHPxd8? #defense #defensepolicy #security #government #regulation

CQ and Roll Call (part of FiscalNote) Webinar: June 27, 2024 | 2:00 p.m. ET –?Understanding the fiscal 2025 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) is vital for national security and professionals tasked with navigating public policy, regulation, and political challenges at various levels of government. Join the CQ newsroom for a 30-minute briefing diving into the latest congressional developments on the bill, following House passage and Senate Armed Services Committee approval of their respective bills. The panel will provide an overview of the most significant developments and most heated points of partisan tension in the two chambers and some of the issues that may emerge as sticking points when the two versions are reconciled in the months ahead. Our speakers: ??? John M. Donnelly, senior writer covering national security, CQ and Roll Call ??? Briana Reilly, defense and national security reporter, CQ Roll Call ??? Moderated by Andrew Clevenger, an award-winning journalist who has been CQ Roll Call’s Defense and National Security Editor since 2022 Register now! https://fnlink.co/3xw53lF #nationalsecurity #defense #NDAA #government #congress

All 435 U.S. House of Representative seats are on the ballot for November’s general elections. While Republicans currently hold a majority in the chamber, Democrats need a net gain of just four seats to take control. Inside Elections LLC rates 10 races as toss-ups and 18 more either tilt Democratic or Republican, so the balance of power in the House could go either way. In a 30-minute lightning round, CQ and Roll Call campaign reporters Daniela Altimari and Mary Ellen McIntire share insights from the Hill to help you better prepare and amplify your strategy for the election year. Watch on-demand. https://fnlink.co/3PQF12y #elections #election2024 #houseofrepresentatives #congress #capitolhill