With a federal election looming it’s critical to understand the policy positions of all parties. Today in Canberra we were joined at the National Press Club by ISA Board members Christopher Mountford, Andrew Wrigley, Tony Crehan, Cheryl Salter and Rachel Holthouse to watch Green’s leader Adam Bandt lay out the Australian Greens’ proposed “Robin Hood reforms,” which target large corporations.
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The Harris-Walz campaign and the Democratic National Convention (DNC) have announced a $25 million commitment to support down-ballot House and Senate candidates in 2024. This funding, significantly larger than previous election cycles, will aid Democratic candidates at various levels, including gubernatorial and state legislative races. The initiative emphasizes the importance of down-ballot races in shaping the future, aiming to protect Senate control and strengthen Democratic influence nationwide. https://lnkd.in/gW-8svCt
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The Harris-Walz campaign and the Democratic National Convention (DNC) have announced a $25 million commitment to support down-ballot House and Senate candidates in 2024. This funding, significantly larger than previous election cycles, will aid Democratic candidates at various levels, including gubernatorial and state legislative races. The initiative emphasizes the importance of down-ballot races in shaping the future, aiming to protect Senate control and strengthen Democratic influence nationwide. https://lnkd.in/gW-8svCt
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Transparency is key to a healthy democracy. That’s why we joined a crosspartisan coalition of 13 organizations urging presidential candidates Kamala Harris and Donald Trump to publicly disclose their campaign bundlers before Election Day. These bundlers raise substantial amounts of money, currying favor and influence that most voters lack. By sharing this information, both candidates can demonstrate their commitment to campaign finance transparency and accountability in our political system. https://lnkd.in/e9J7ADRC Read more about the effort: https://lnkd.in/eN6X-vmH #CampaignFinance #Election2024
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As we move closer to the 2024 United States presidential election rematch between incumbent Democratic President Joe Biden, and former Republican President Donald Trump, we've unpacked the expected, and markedly different, policy agendas of both candidates, and the factors that could shape the policy outcomes following the election. Read the full report here: https://lnkd.in/eYbftDNx #SovereignRatings #CreditRatings
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As the election approaches, it’s important to remember key milestones like the passing of the 19th Amendment in 1920. Voting is not just a civic duty but a vital contribution to shaping the future of our communities and industries. Let’s continue to build on this history by making our voices heard. #Leadership #CivicEngagement #VotingRights"
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2024 Presidential Election: Where They Stand on Munis Municipal bond priorities may not take center stage in a president’s political campaign, but their outlook is still shaped by who is in office. In this article, NABL's Director of Government Affairs, Brian Michael Egan, explores each presidential candidate’s records to date on municipal bonds and the big questions leading into next year: https://lnkd.in/eePAsaeF #BondNerd #Muniverse #BuiltByBonds
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As Election Day 2024 approaches, join our Public Policy team for a thought-provoking webinar exploring how historical election trends might offer insight into this year’s outcomes. William Applegate, Shelagh Foster, Mark Weller, and Harry Sporidis will dive into the possible implications of a single-party sweep versus divided government, analyze key House and Senate races and provide an overview of the Republican and Democratic agendas as we approach the 119th Congress. Don’t miss this timely opportunity to prepare for the changing political landscape: https://lnkd.in/gYzwE89b #publicpolicy #electionday
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Join us on November 8 for a discussion on the 2024 election and what to expect from Washington in the year ahead. This webinar is the first in a new series discussing the political landscape in Washington and how to best anticipate and navigate a new Administration and Congress. https://bit.ly/40skvLy
The 2024 Election: What to Expect From Washington in the Year Ahead
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2moGiven current thinking about the next Federal election, interesting to hear Adam Bandt confirm at todays National Press Club address that the Greens will be seriously targeting 5 new lower house seats.