Get briefed on NABPAC's first legislative summit as the employee-funded and business trade association PAC industry mobilizes for Capitol Hill. Hosts Micaela Isler and Adam Belmar are joined by board members Joe Manion (American Waterways Operators) and Nicole Porter (US Travel Association) for a look at two key reforms: eliminating outdated prior approval requirements that force companies to choose just one trade association PAC per year, and indexing business PAC contribution limits frozen at $5,000 since 1974.

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As Congress returns from summer recess, employee-funded and business trade association PAC directors face a busy fall. Micaela, David, and Adam discuss NABPAC's upcoming Legislative Summit, the impact of redistricting battles in Texas and California, and why PAC managers must be proactive and flexible. Education precedes solicitation, and keeping donors informed about rapidly changing political dynamics is crucial.

Political chaos erupts as Texas pursues five new GOP House seats mid-decade, triggering retaliatory redistricting threats from Democratic governors. GWU's Casey Burgat breaks down this unprecedented gerrymandering arms race, explaining how states could redraw maps before the 2026 midterms, potentially flipping House control. From jungle primaries to incumbent-versus-incumbent races, discover why this redistricting revolution could reshape American politics.