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Our team is here to make navigating government easier for you. Every month, the G2G staff compiles and synthesizes the big government news, and distills it into the high-level, hard-hitting information you need. These summaries make it easier to find and understand the policy changes and legislative updates that impact you and your goals.

March 2, 2023

All eyes are on the annual appropriations and National Defense Authorization Act process that is gearing up for President Biden’s FY2024 budget request to be unveiled on March 9. Along side the September 30 deadline to complete appropriations bills as the new fiscal year commences on October 1, there are expiring authorizations. For example, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the farm bills all need to be crafted and passed over the next seven months. Congress also wants to push through bipartisan legislation on kids’ online privacy, energy permitting, marijuana banking, more fentanyl and opioid support, among other issues. G2G has been on the Hill and at events with Members of Congress as things are back to normal in this “post-COVID” world.

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January 26, 2023

The red wave never materialized on November 8. It looks like the House will be controlled by Republicans, but by the slimmest majority. The Senate will stay in Democratic control. While vote counting continues due to so many mail-in ballots in the West, Congress is back in session this week. They need to complete the appropriations process (likely in an omnibus package that will have lots of legislative measures tacked on) and the National Defense Authorization Act, among other issues. The 118th Congress will be sworn in on January 3, 2023 and the G2G team is planning to attend many of the swearing in events in Washington. See details on election results and what it means for 2023.

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November 14, 2022

The red wave never materialized on November 8. It looks like the House will be controlled by Republicans, but by the slimmest majority. The Senate will stay in Democratic control. While vote counting continues due to so many mail-in ballots in the West, Congress is back in session this week. They need to complete the appropriations process (likely in an omnibus package that will have lots of legislative measures tacked on) and the National Defense Authorization Act, among other issues. The 118th Congress will be sworn in on January 3, 2023 and the G2G team is planning to attend many of the swearing in events in Washington. See details on election results and what it means for 2023.

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