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Escalating tensions in the Middle East, including recent actions to choke off traffic in the Red Sea, are creating ongoing gas price hikes across the United States.This adds increasing pressure to both parties as the mid-terms approach, and they look to find a way to curb these rising costs. Luckily, the Senate has the power to pass legislation that could provide some immediate economic relief to the nation’s drivers.The U.S. House recently passed bipartisan legislation that eliminates an antiquated federal regulation that prevents the sale of fuels with 15% ethanol blends, known as E15 and marketed as Unleaded 88, during the summer months.
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Read Now →Speculation surrounding the midterms starts the day the president takes office, but the reality is no one really knows how the House and Senate will unfold until right beforehand. Now that we're just three months out from the elections, we're finally getting a clearer picture of how Congress will shape up in 2027. Back in January, Capitol CNCT polled Congressional staffers to see which topics were destined to be the predominant conversations of the year.
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