State and local governments play an increasingly vital role in driving national policy trends, so we recently held the first State & Local Policy Issues Conference to explore these issues as we head toward Election Day and 2023. Read a recap from @askWick: uschamber.com/improving-gove…

This month we were joined by Tisha Edwards, Chief of Staff with @iamwesmoore, and Kristen Davison, who served as a political advisor to @TeamYoungkin to discuss key political trends in state races—both agree, kitchen table issues are driving races around the country.

Last week, we were pleased to host Travis Johnson with @Georgia_AG and Adam Braun with @ILAttyGeneral at our State and Local Policy Issues Conference, where they shared how state AG offices act on issues of national consequence—especially the urgent need to combat #retailcrime.

At our first-ever State and Local Policy Issues Conference, we were pleased to host @NatlGovsAssoc, @NCSLorg, @NACoTweets, and @leagueofcities to discuss key trends in state and local policy—a timely conversation as states become more active than ever in driving policy change.

The U.S. Chamber proudly joins 27 groups in asking #Congress to amend the #AmericanRescuePlan to give state and local governments more flexibility over how best to invest federal COVID relief funds as their communities recover from the pandemic. Learn more:

Our Senior Vice President @askWick, a former U.S. House Parliamentarian, sat down with the @SunwaterInst to discuss how Congress can reform to become more productive, transparent, and effective at serving the American people. Watch the full interview👇 youtube.com/watch?v=PSy0f6RO…