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Join NACo for an insightful session covering the latest election results and a breakdown of top county priorities for the upcoming lame-duck session. This webinar will provide an overview of NACo’s key areas of focus, offering a closer look at critical issues expected to shape county priorities and the broader legislative agenda. Attendees will gain insights into key election races, impact on counties and how counties leaders can prepare to engage with Congress and advocate effectively for their communities as we move toward the new legislative year.

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