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Who Will Lead Congressional Committees Next Congress?

With the election behind us, the House and Senate begin making decisions about congressional committee leadership
November 21, 2024No Comments3 Mins Read
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With control of Congress now determined, all eyes have shifted to congressional committee leadership for the next Congress. So, who will be in charge of committees relevant to construction? Let’s break it down for you: House Transportation Committee. Current Chairman Sam Graves (R-Mo.) is currently seeking a waiver to lead...

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