Seyfarth's Policy Matters · Episode 29: Mid-Term Elections Review
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Episode 29: Mid-Term Elections Review
Americans recently went to the polls (or to ballot drop boxes) to cast their votes in the 2022 Mid-Terms. Following the November 8 elections, Congress's exact composition remains up in the air and may remain so until the dust settles on Georgia's December 6 Senate runoff between Sen. Raphael Warnock and challenger Herschel Walker. In the meantime, Seyfarth's Government Policy wonks - Leon Rodriguez, Scott Hecker, and Scott Mallery - engage in a free-flowing discussion on what narrowly divided government could mean for Labor & Employment issues, judicial nominations, other Executive Branch appointments, and agencies' rulemaking activities.
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