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U.S. Rep. Joe Neguse is a whittler when it comes to Colorado and elections.
The fast-rising freshman from Boulder County passed an amendment Friday that would eliminate the usual 5% match for federal election dollars. That comes after he tucked the Secure Our Elections Act into the Heroes Act relief package that passed the House in May.
The Space Grant Program promotes aerospace and other NASA-related STEM education activities
The amendment to eliminate the 5% election grant matching requirement was included in the appropriations minibus
House appropriations legislation includes additional $50 million for the successful public transportation program
The letter requests HCPF flexibility to continue retainer payments for an additional 90 days
Sometimes, it’s the little lies that are the most telling.
Watching the leaders of Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google face a filleting in front of the House antitrust panel on Wednesday, I kept a running list of the little half-truths they told.
If I only had a dollar for every time a big tech CEO said they cared deeply about our privacy.
Washington D.C. —Today Representatives Joe Neguse, Andy Levin, Tom Malinowski and Assistant Speaker Ben Ray Luján issued a joint statement urging Senate Republicans to include funds for local governments in their coronavirus relief package. In April, the group of lawmakers introduced the Coronavirus Community Relief Act, legislation to ensure smaller cities and counties originally left out of the CARES Act are provided adequate relief to weather the economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic.
His amendment calls for a $5 million increase for large-scale community-driven restoration projects
The plan calls for the study and implementation of carbon sequestration solutions to help curb the climate crisis
Today, Congressman Joe Neguse joined Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Natural Resources Chairman Raúl Grijalva and bill sponsor Congressman Joe Cunningham for a bill enrollment ceremony for the Great American Outdoors Act. The legislation would fully fund the Land and Water Conservation Fund at $900 million and invest funds to address the over $20 billion public lands maintenance backlog.