2014 Midterm Elections: Impact on Regional Development Organizations and Local Governments. November 12, 2014
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1 2014 Midterm Elections: Impact on Regional Development Organizations and Local Governments November 12, 2014
2 Presentation Overview Election trends: what happened? Senate races; key committees House races; key committees Governor races; state legislatures What s next for the new Congress and beyond
3 2014 Elections: What Was At Stake? 36 Senate Seats 435 House Seats 36 Governor Races
4 Outside Election Spending
5 What Happened? Democratic Losses Democrats defended a number of seats they won in red states in 2008 Many senior Democratic Senators in red states retired 6-Year Itch of the Obama Administration Midterm Falloff Democratic voting blocs (minorities and younger voters) tend not to vote in midterm elections Map Source: Mother Jones and Q.E.D.
6 What Happened? Voter Trends Percent Change from 2012 Source: New York Times 2014 Exit Polls
7 What Happened? Low Voter Turnout 36.6% national voter turnout in % in 2010 midterm elections Map Source: New York Times
8 2014 Senate Elections: What Happened? Democrats lost 6 of the 7 seats in states won by Romney in 2012: AK, AR, MT, NC, SD, WV Republicans also captured seats in states won by Obama in 2012: IA, CO Republicans held 3 at risk seats: KY, KS, GA Close calls in 2 Obama states: VA, NH
9 U.S. Senate Results G
10 U.S. Senate: The New Numbers Old Senate Democrats: 55 * New Senate Democrats: 46* Republicans: 45 OVERVIEW: U.S. SENATE Republicans: 53 *Includes 2 Independents *Includes 2 Independents 1 undecided race
11 U.S. Senate Overview Party Breakdown: 46 Ds* 53 Rs Includes 2 I s 1 undecided race LA runoff: Dec. 6 WA OR NV CA MT ND MN ID SD WY UT CO NE KS OVERVIEW: U.S. SENATE IA MO AZ OK NM AR TX LA WI IL MS IN MI TN AL KY OH GA WV SC PA VA NC NY VT NJ DE MD ME NH RI CT MA AK FL HI Dan Sullivan (R) wins Senate race in AK Mark Warner (D) holds Senate seat in VA Map source: National Journal Research; CNN Election Center; The New York Times.
12 New U.S. Senators New Democratic Senate Members - Including Open Seats (5) Gary Peters (MI) * No new pick-ups New Republican Senate Members - Including Open Seats (3) Thom Tills (NC), Joni Ernst OVERVIEW: (IA), Steve U.S. Daines SENATE (MT), Shelley Moore Capito (WV), Cory Gardner (CO), Tom Cotton (AR), Mike Rounds (SD), Dan Sullivan (AK) * 8 Pickups
13 U.S. Senate Leadership: Republican Control REPUBLICANS Majority Leader: Mitch McConnell (R-KY) Majority Whip: John Cornyn (R-TX) Republican Conference Secretary: John Thune (R-SD) OVERVIEW: U.S. SENATE DEMOCRATS Minority Leader: Harry Reid (D-NV) Minority Whip: Dick Durbin (D-IL) Democratic Conference Secretary: Patty Murray (D-WA)
14 U.S. Senate Committee Leadership Agriculture Appropriations Banking Budget EPW Finance Small Business OVERVIEW: U.S. SENATE Pat Roberts (KS) Thad Cochran (MS) Richard Shelby (AL) Jeff Sessions (AL) Jim Inhofe (OK) Orrin Hatch (UT) James Risch (ID)
15 U.S. Senate Committee Changes G
16 Senate Appropriations Full Committee Democrats Barbara Mikulski (MD), outgoing Chair Patrick Leahy (VT) Tom Harkin (IA) Patty Murray (WA) Dianne Feinstein (CA) Richard Durbin (IL) Tim Johnson (SD) Mary Landrieu (LA)*undecided Jack Reed (RI) Mark Pryor (AR) Jon Tester (MT) Tom Udall (NM) Jeanne Shaheen (NH) Jeff Merkley (OR) Mark Begich (AK) Chris Coons (DE) Republicans Richard Shelby (AL), Ranking Thad Cochran (MS)*likely Chair Mitch McConnell (KY) Lamar Alexander (TN) Susan Collins (ME) Lisa Murkowski (AK) Lindsey Graham (SC) OVERVIEW: U.S. SENATE Mark Kirk (IL) Dan Coats (IN) Roy Blunt (MO) Jerry Moran (KS) John Hoeven (ND) Mike Johanns (NE) John Boozman (AR) Key Issues 12 annual federal spending bills containing more than $497 billion in discretionary programs
17 Senate Appropriations CJS Subcommittee Democrats Barbara Mikulski (MD), outgoing Chair Patrick Leahy (VT) Dianne Feinstein (CA) Jack Reed (RI) Mark Pryor (AR) Mary Landrieu (LA)*undecided Jeanne Shaheen (NH) Jeff Merkley (OR) Chris Coons (DE) Republicans Richard Shelby (AL), Ranking Mitch McConnell (KY) Lamar Alexander (TN) Susan Collins (ME) Lisa Murkowski (AK) Lindsey Graham (SC) Mark Kirk (IL) John Boozman (AR) OVERVIEW: U.S. SENATE Key Issues EDA funding Census funding Local law enforcement funding
18 Senate Appropriations T-HUD Subcommittee Democrats Patty Murray (WA), outgoing Chair Barbara Mikulski (MD) Richard Durbin (IL) Patrick Leahy (VT) Tom Harkin (IA) Dianne Feinstein (CA) Tim Johnson (SD) Mark Pryor (AR) Jack Reed (RI) Tom Udall (NM) Republicans Susan Collins (ME), Ranking Richard Shelby (AL) Lamar Alexander (TN) Lindsey Graham (SC) Mark Kirk (IL) Dan Coats (IN) Roy Blunt (MO) Jerry Moran (KS) John Boozman (AR) OVERVIEW: U.S. SENATE Key Issues Transportation funding HUD-CDBG funding
19 Senate Appropriations Agriculture Subcommittee Democrats Mark Pryor (AR), Chair Tom Harkin (IA) Dianne Feinstein (CA) Tim Johnson (SD) Jon Tester (MT)*likely Ranking Tom Udall (NM) Jeff Merkley (OR) Republicans Roy Blunt (MO), Ranking Thad Cochran (MS) Mitch McConnell (KY) Susan Collins (ME) Jerry Moran (KS) John Hoeven (ND) OVERVIEW: U.S. SENATE Key Issues Rural Development funding
20 Senate Appropriations Labor-HHS Subcommittee Democrats Tom Harkin, (IA), Chair Patty Murray (WA)*likely ranking Mary Landrieu (LA) Richard Durbin (IL) Jack Reed (RI) Mark Pryor (AR) Barbra Mikulski (MD) Jon Tester (MT) Jeanne Shaheen (NH) Jeff Merkley (OR) Republicans Jerry Moran (KS), Ranking Thad Cochran (MS) Richard Shelby (AL) Lamar Alexander (TN) Lindsey Graham (SC) Mark Kirk (IL) Mike Johanns (NE) John Boozman (AR) OVERVIEW: U.S. SENATE Key Issues Aging program funding Workforce funding
21 Senate Appropriations Energy-Water Subcommittee Democrats Dianne Feinstein (CA), outgoing Chair Patty Murray (WA) Tim Johnson (SD) Mary Landrieu (LA) Tom Harkin (IA) Jon Tester (MT) Richard Durbin (IL) Tom Udall (NM) Jeanne Shaheen (NH) Republicans Lamar Alexander (TN), Ranking Thad Cochran (MS) Mitch McConnell (KY) Richard Shelby (AL) Susan Collins (ME) Lisa Murkowski (AK) Lindsey Graham (SC) John Hoeven (ND) OVERVIEW: U.S. SENATE Key Issues ARC DRA Denali Commission Corp of Engineers
22 Senate Environment and Public Works Committee Democrats Barbara Boxer (CA), outgoing Chair Thomas Carper (DE) Benjamin Cardin (MD) Bernard Sanders (I-VT) Sheldon Whitehouse (RI) Tom Udall (NM) Jeff Merkley (OR) Kirsten Gillibrand (NY) Cory Booker (NJ) Edward Markey (MA) Republicans David Vitter (LA), Ranking James Inhofe (OK)*likely Chair John Barrasso (WY) Jeff Sessions (AL) Mike Crapo (ID) Roger Wicker (MS) John Boozman (AR) Deb Fischer (NE) OVERVIEW: U.S. SENATE Key Issues EDA reauthorization MAP-21 reauthorization Federal-state regional commissions reauthorization
23 Senate Committee on Housing, Banking, and Urban Affairs Democrats Tim Johnson (SD), Chair Jack Reed (RI) Charles Schumer (NY) Robert Menendez (NJ) Sherrod Brown (OH)*likely ranking Jon Tester (MT) Mark Warner (VA) Jeff Merkley (OR) Kay Hagan (NC) Joe Manchin (WV) Elizabeth Warren (MA) Heidi Heikamp (ND) Republicans Mike Crapo (ID), Ranking Richard Shelby (AL)*likely Chair Bob Corker (TN) David Vitter (LA) Mike Johanns (NE) Patrick Toomey (PA) Mark Kirk (IL) Jerry Moran (KS) Tom Coburn (OK) Dean Heller (NV) OVERVIEW: U.S. SENATE Key Issues HUD-CDBG authorization CDFI authorization HUD Planning programs Transit programs
24 Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry Democrats Debbie Stabenow (MI), outgoing Chair Patrick Leahy (VT) Tom Harkin (IA) Sherrod Brown (OH) Amy Klobuchar (MN) Michael Bennet (CO) Kirsten Gillibrand (NY) Joe Donnelly (IN) Heidi Heikamp (ND) Bob Casey (PA) John Walsh (MT) Republicans Thad Cochran (MS), Ranking Mitch McConnell (KY) Pat Roberts (KS)*likely Chair Saxby Chambliss (GA) John Boozman (AR) John Hoeven (ND) Mike Johanns (NE) Charles Grassley (IA) John Thune (SD) OVERVIEW: U.S. SENATE Key Issues Farm Bill reauthorization Rural Development Rural broadband
25 Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee Democrats Tom Harkin (IA), Chair Barbra Mikulski (MD) Patty Murray (WA) Bernie Sanders (I-VT) Bob Casey (PA) Kay Hagan (NC) Al Franken (MN) Michael Bennet (CO) Sheldon Whitehouse (RI) Tammy Baldwin (WI) Chris Murphy (CT) Elizabeth Warren (MA) Republicans Lamar Alexander (TN) Mike Enzi (WY)*likely Chair Richard Burr (NC) Johnny Isakson (GA) Rand Paul (KY) Orrin Hatch (UT) Pat Roberts (KS) Lisa Murkowski (AK) Mark Kirk (IL) Tim Scott (SC) OVERVIEW: U.S. SENATE Key Issues Workforce Older Americans Act reauthorization
26 U.S. House Results G
27 U.S. House Results OVERVIEW: U.S. SENATE Democratic Gain Democratic Hold Republican Gain Republican Hold Undecided* Map source: National Journal Research; CNN Election Center; The New York Times.
28 U.S. House: The New Numbers Old House Republicans: 233 Democrats: 199 Vacant: 3 Magic Number = 218 OVERVIEW: U.S. SENATE New House Republicans: 243 Democrats: 178 Undecided: 14
29 House Leadership: Remains Republican Controlled House Leadership Speaker John Boehner (OH) Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (CA) Majority Whip Steve Scalise (LA) Frank Lucas (OK)-term limited*mike Conway Agriculture (TX), likely Chair Appropriations Hal OVERVIEW: Rogers (KY) U.S. SENATE Education & Workforce John Kline (MN) Budget Paul Ryan (WI)*Tom Price (GA), likely Chair Financial Services Jeb Hensarling (TX) Natural Resources Doc Hastings (WA)-retiring Small Business Sam Graves (MO) Transportation Bill Shuster (PA) Dave Camp (MI)-retiring*Paul Ryan (WI), likely Ways & Means Chair
30 U.S. House Committee Changes G
31 House Appropriations Full Committee Republicans Harold Rogers (KY), Chair Frank Wolf (VA) Jack Kingston (GA) Rodney Frelinghuysen (NJ) Tom Latham (IA) Robert Aderholt (AL) Kay Granger (TX) Michael Simpson (ID) John Culberson (TX) Ander Crenshaw (FL) John Carter (TX) Ken Calvert (CA) Tom Cole (OK) Mario Diaz-Balart (FL) Charles Dent (PA) Tom Graves (GA) Kevin Yoder (KS) Steve Womack (AR) Alan Nunnelee (MS Jeff Fortenberry (NE) Tom Rooney (FL) Chuck Fleischmann (TN) Jaime Herrera Butler (WA) David Joyce (OH) David Valadao (CA) Andy Harris (MD) Martha Roby (AL) OVERVIEW: U.S. SENATE Mark Amodei (NV) Chris Stewart (UT) Key Issues 12 annual federal spending bills containing more than $497 billion in discretionary programs
32 House Appropriations Full Committee Democrats Nita Lowey (NY), Ranking Marcy Kaptor (OH) Peter Visclosky (IN) José Serrano (NY) Rosa DeLauro (CT) James Moran (VA) Ed Pastor (AZ) David Price (NC) Lucille Roybal-Allard (CA) Sam Farr (CA) Sanford Bishop (GA) Barbara Lee (CA) Adam Schiff (CA) Michael Honda (CA) Betty McCollum (MN) Tim Ryan (OH) Debbie Wasserman Schutltz (FL) Henry Cuellar (TX) Chellie Pingree (ME) Mike Quigley (IL) Bill Owens (NY) OVERVIEW: U.S. SENATE Key Issues 12 annual federal spending bills containing more than $497 billion in discretionary programs
33 House Appropriations: CJS Subcommittee Republicans Frank Wolf (VA), Chair John Culberson (TX)*possible Chair Robert Aderholt (AL)*possible Chair Andy Harris (MD) John Carter (TX) Mario Diaz-Balart (FL) Mark Amodei (NV) OVERVIEW: U.S. SENATE Democrats Chaka Fattah (PA), Ranking Adam Schiff (CA) Michael Honda (CA) José Serrano (NY) Key Issues EDA funding Census Local law enforcement
34 House Appropriations: T-HUD Subcommittee Republicans Tom Latham (IA), Chair Frank R. Wolf (VA) Charles Dent (PA)*possible Chair Kay Granger (TX)*possible Chair Jamie Herrera Beutler (WA) David Joyce (OH) Mike Simpson (ID) Democrats Ed Pastor (AZ), Ranking David Price (NC) Mike Quigley (IL) Tim Ryan (OH) OVERVIEW: U.S. SENATE Key Issues Transportation funding HUD-CDBG funding
35 House Appropriations: Agriculture Subcommittee Republicans Robert Aderholt (AL), Chair Tom Latham (R-IA) Alan Nunnelee (MS) Kevin Yoder (KS) Jeff Fortenberry (NE) Tom Rooney (FL) David Valadao (CA) Democrats Sam Farr (CA) Rosa DeLauro (CT) Sanford Bishop (GA) Chellie Pingree (ME) OVERVIEW: U.S. SENATE Key Issues USDA-Rural Development funding
36 House Appropriations: Labor-HHS Subcommittee Republicans Jack Kingston (GA), Chair Steve Womack (AR) Chuck Fleischmann (TN) David Joyce (OH) Andy Harris (MD) Martha Roby (AL) Chris Stewart (UT) Democrats Rosa DeLauro (CT), Ranking Lucille Roybal-Allard (CA) Barbra Lee (CA) Mike Honda (CA) OVERVIEW: U.S. SENATE Key Issues Aging funding Workforce funding
37 House Appropriations: Energy-Water Subcommittee Republicans Mike Simpson (ID), Chair Rodney Frelinghuysen (NJ) Alan Nunnelee (MS) Ken Calvert (CA) Chuck Fleischmann (TN) Tom Graves (GA) Jeff Fortenberry (NE) Democrats Marcy Kaptur (OH), Ranking Pete Visclosky (IN) Ed Pastor (AZ) Chaka Fattah (PA) OVERVIEW: U.S. SENATE Key Issues Appalachian Regional Commission Delta Regional Authority Denali Commission Corp of Engineers
38 House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Republicans Bill Shuster (PA), Chair Don Young (AK) Tom Petri (WI) Howard Coble (NC) John Duncan (TN), Vice-Chair John Mica (FL) Frank LoBiondo (NJ) Gary Miller (CA) Sam Graves (MO) Shelley Moore Capito (WV) Candice Miller (MI) Duncan Hunter (CA) Rick Crawford (AR) Lou Barletta (PA) Blake Farenthold (TX) Larry Bucshon (IN) Bob Gibbs (OH) Patrick Meehan (PA) Richard Hanna (NY) Daniel Webster (FL) Steve Southerland (FL) Jeff Denham (CA) Reid Ribble (WI) Thomas Massie (KY) Steve Daines (MT) Tom Rice (SC) Markwayne Mullin (OK) Roger Williams (TX) Mark Meadows (NC) Scott Perry (PA) Rodney Davis (IL) Mark Sanford (SC) David Jolly (FL) Key Issues EDA reauthorization MAP-21 reauthorization Aviation reauthorization Federal-state regional commissions reauthorization
39 House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Democrats Nick Rahall (WV), Ranking Peter DeFazio (OR)*likely Ranking Eleanor Holmes Norton (DC) Jerrold Nadler (NY) Corrine Brown (FL) Eddie Bernice Johnson (TX) Elijah Cummings (MD) Rick Larsen (WA) Mike Capuano (MA) Tim Bishop (NY) Mike Michaud (ME) Grace Napolitano (CA) Daniel Lipinski (IL) Tim Walz (MN) Steve Cohen (TN) Albio Sires (NJ) Donna Edwards (MD) John Garamendi (CA) André Carson (IN) Janice Hahn (CA) Rick Nolan (MN) Ann Kirkpatrick (AZ) Dina Titus (NV) Sean Patrick Maloney (NY) Elizabeth Esty (CT) Lois Frankel (FL) Cheri Bustos (IL) Key Issues EDA reauthorization MAP-21 reauthorization Aviation reauthorization Federal-state regional commissions reauthorization
40 House Agriculture Committee Republicans Frank Lucas (OK), Chair-term limited Bob Goodlatte (VA), Vice Chair Steve King (IA) Randy Neugebauer (TX) Mike Rogers (AL) Mike Conaway (TX)*likely Chair Glenn Thompson (PA) Bob Gibbs (OH) Austin Scott (GA) Scott Tipton (CO) Rick Crawford (AR) Scott DesJarlais (TN) Chris Gibson (NY) Vicky Hartzler (MO) Reid Ribble (WI) Kristi Noem (SD) Dan Benishek (MI) Jeff Denham (CA) Stephen Fincher (TN) Doug LaMalfa (CA) Richard Hudson (NC) Rodney Davis (IL) Chris Collins (NY) Ted Yoho (FL) Vance McAllister (LA) Key Issues Farm Bill reauthorization Rural Development Broadband
41 Democrats Collin C. Peterson (MN), Ranking Mike McIntyre (NC) David Scott (GA) Jim Costa (CA) Tim Walz (MN) Kurt Schrader (OR) Marcia Fudge (OH) Jim McGovern (MA) Suzan DelBene (WA) Gloria McLeod (CA) Filemon Vela (TX) House Agriculture Committee Michelle Lujan Grisham (NM) Ann McLane Kuster (NH) Rick Nolan (MN) Pete Gallego (TX) Bill Enyart (IL) Juan Vargas (CA) Cheri Bustos (IL) Sean Patrick Maloney (NY) Joe Courtney (CT) John Garamendi (CA) Key Issues Farm Bill reauthorization Rural Development Broadband
42 House Financial Services Committee Republicans Jeb Hensarling (TX), Chair Gary Miller (CA), Vice Chair Spencer Bachus (AL) Peter King (NY) Ed Royce (CA) Frank Lucas (OK) Shelley Moore Capito (WV) Scott Garrett (NJ) Randy Neugebauer (TX) Patrick McHenry (NC) John Campbell (CA) Michele Bachmann (MN) Kevin McCarthy (CA) Steve Pearce (NM) Bill Posey (FL) Mike Fitzpatrick (PA) Lynn Westmoreland (GA) Blaine Luetkemeyer (MO) Bill Hizenga (MI) Sean Duffy (WI) Robert Hurt (VA) Steve Stivers (OH) Stephen Fincher (TN) Marlin Stutzman (IN) Mick Mulvaney (SC) Randy Hultgren (IL) Dennis Ross (FL) Robert Pittenger (NC) Ann Wagner (MO) Andy Barr (KY) Tom Cotton (AR) Keith Rothfus (PA) Luke Messer (IN) Key Issues HUD-CDBG authorization CDFI authorization HUD planning programs
43 House Financial Services Committee Democrats Maxine Waters (CA), Ranking Carolyn Maloney (NY) Nydia Velázquez (NY) Brad Sherman (CA) Gregory Meeks (NY) Mike Capuano (MA) Rubén Hinojosa (TX) William Lacy Clay (MO) Carolyn McCarthy (NY) Stephen Lynch (MA) David Scott (GA) Al Green (TX) Emanuel Cleaver (MO) Gwen Moore (WI) Keith Ellison (MN) Ed Perlmutter (CO) Jim Himes (CT) Gary Peters (MI) John Carney (DE) Terri Sewell (AL) Bill Foster (IL) Dan Kildee (MI) Patrick Murphy (FL) John Delaney (MD) Kyrsten Sinema (AZ) Joyce Beatty (OH) Denny Heck (WA) Steven Horsford (NV) Key Issues CDFI Authorization HUD-CDBG Authorization HUD planning programs
44 House Education and Workforce Committee Republicans John Kline (MN), Chair Tom Petri (WI) Buck McKeon (CA) Joe Wilson (SC) Virginia Foxx (NC) Tom Price (GA) Kenny Marchant (TX) Duncan Hunter (CA) Phil Roe (TN) Glenn Thompson (PA) Tim Walberg (MI) Matt Salmon (AZ) Brett Guthrie (KY) Scott DesJarlais (TN) Todd Rokita (IN) Larry Bucshon (IN) Lou Barletta (PA) Joe Heck (NV) Mike Kelly (PA) Susan Brooks (IN) Richard Hudson (NC) Luke Messer (IN) Bradley Byrne (AL) Mike Kelly (PA) Key Issues Older Americans Act Reauthorization Workforce
45 House Education and Workforce Committee Democrats George Miller (CA), Ranking Bobby Scott (VA) Rubén Hinojosa (TX) Carolyn McCarthy (NY) John Tierney (MA) Rush Holt (NJ) Susan Davis (CA) Raúl Grijalva (AZ) Tim Bishop (NY) Dave Loebsack (IA) Joe Courtney (CT) Marcia Fudge (OH) Jared Polis (CO) Gregorio Sablan (MP) Frederica Wilson (FL) Suzanne Bonamici (OR) Mark Pocan (WI) Mark Takano (CA) Key Issues Workforce Reauthorization Older Americans Act reauthorization
46 Governor Race Results G
47 Governors: Final Results WA Party Breakdown: 18 Ds 31 Rs 1 Ind. OR CA NV ID UT AZ MT WY CO NM ND SD NE KS OK MN IA MO AR WI IL MS IN MI TN AL KY OH GA WV SC PA VA NC NY VT DE MD ME NH MA RI CT NJ AK TX LA AK AK HI FL Map Source: National Journal Research; CNN Election Center; Associated Press; NBC News. Dem Governor Dem Governor GOP Governor GOP Governor Undecided* Undecided* VT: Pete Shumlin (D) holds a lead AK: Bill Walker (I) holds a lead
48 2014 Governor Race Outcomes Republicans gained 6 new Governor seats including 4 previously held by Democrats in AR, MD, IL, and MA Republican incumbents in KS, ME, and WI successfully fended off Democratic challengers PA Governor Tom Corbett the only incumbent Republican to lose
49 Governors: Policy Shifts Congress has delegated much authority towards the States in the recent years: Transportation funding Affordable Care Act implementation Workforce funding Disaster funding State driven regional economic initiatives
50 2014 State Legislature Results: GOP Gains Party Breakdown: 18 Ds 27 Rs 4 split control 1 nonpartisan Map Source: Ballotpedia.org
51 Election Outlook for 2016 The 2016 Senate map is as difficult for Republicans as the 2014 map was for Democrats Republicans will have to defend 24 seats a majority of them in Democratic states Prime pick-up opportunities: IL, NH, WI, PA Several prominent Republican Senators considering Presidential bids
52 What s Next? Lame Duck Session G Funding for remainder of FY15 Tax extenders Defense authorization
53 Outlook for FY16 Budget December 11: Current CR for FY15 expires February G 2: President s FY16 budget request due March 15: U.S. debt limit expires April 15: FY16 congressional budget due October 1: FY16 begins
54 Legislative Priorities for the 114 th Congress Energy-EPA regulations Ryan G Budget Dodd-Frank reform Health care Corporate tax reform
55 Upcoming Events workforce and brownfields reauthorization bill G 2015 Washington Policy Conference NADO on the Hill: March 22-25cacy
56 QUESTIONS G
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