Infrastructure funding

How much federal, state and local money goes to infrastructure such as roads, transit, water and broadband, how it is raised, and which places and projects receive it.

What they call for

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6 new members addressed this issue (with these filters). Many call for more than one thing.

Invest in building and repairing infrastructure

5 members
Wes Climer
House · SC-5 · Republican
“The 5th District is growing fast—but federal, state, and local governments aren’t keeping up. Wes will fight to align all levels of government to ensure our infrastructure, schools, and services meet the needs of a booming population without destroying our quality of life.”
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Charlie Hatcher
House · TN-5 · Republican
“Charlie will make constituent service a priority and fight for the infrastructure Tennessee communities need — roads, bridges, water and wastewater systems, broadband, energy capacity, disaster response, and support for agriculture and economic development.”
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Jim Schwartzel
House · FL-19 · Republican
“Improving Infrastructure and Easing Traffic”
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Joe Strada
House · FL-11 · Republican
“Fight for infrastructure that keeps pace with growth, improves mobility, and respects taxpayers.”
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Jace Yarbrough
House · TX-32 · Republican
“It’s vital that we win the AI race – the new space race – and promote manufacturing and infrastructure here in Texas at the federal level.”
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Win infrastructure funding for their own state or district

1 member
Jace Yarbrough
House · TX-32 · Republican
“It’s vital that we win the AI race – the new space race – and promote manufacturing and infrastructure here in Texas at the federal level.”
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Raised the issue without a specific call

1 member
Mark Lamb
House · AZ-5 · Republican
“That is the kind of accountability Arizona should insist on. If a company creates the need for major new infrastructure, Arizona families should not be handed the bill. Growth should pay for growth. Promises are not enough. We need transparent numbers, measurable benefits and enforceable commitments.”
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