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Elections Have Consequences: Why the Construction Industry Should Pay Attention to the 2026 Midterms

by Brian Gallagher on October 30, 2026

From infrastructure investment and workforce development to energy policy and economic competitiveness, the decisions made in Washington, Raleigh and Columbia will help shape the future of construction across the Carolinas. Construction is a business built on long-term thinking. Projects are planned years in advance, investments are measured in millions or billions of dollars, and decisions…

Topics: Business & Leadership, Featured
Elections, Mid-Terms, Politics

Carolina Construction Leaders Visit Washington DC

by GroundBreak Carolinas Staff on July 8, 2018

Over 25 leaders from North Carolina and South Carolina construction firms recently visited U.S. Senators and Representatives in Washington, DC. The construction leaders participated in the annual Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) Legislative Conference (LegCon). “Whether you are new or well established in the political arena of lobbying, the Merit Shop Construction Industry relies on our…

Topics: Featured, Government Affairs
ABC, ABC Carolinas, Legislative Conference, Politics

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