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Some of the winners in yesterday’s primaries and runoffs across seven states have such a pronounced advantage in the November election that it’s safe to call them shoo-ins to join the 116th Congress in January.
Congressional campaigns may find it easier to coordinate their messages with super political action committees and other outside groups as a result of Federal Election Commission decisions.
Campaign spending groups not linked to candidates poured $42.4 million in May into television ads and other messages seeking to influence control of Congress in this year’s midterm elections, reports filed with the Federal Election Commission show.
Having worked through every presidential transition since 1992, Nels Olson has a keen sense of how Washington changes every four (or eight) years. We spoke with Nels to pick his brain on career transition tips and what to expect as the Trump administration moves into Washington.
The first 100 days will help set the stage for the Trump presidency. If the president is able to get his leadership team in place and effectively manage the federal government, he stands a far greater chance of implementing his policy agenda and providing effective services to the American people.
Obama and Trump both signed more executive orders in their first week than predecessors going back 70 years, to the beginning of Harry Truman’s presidency.
As Former Director of Presidential Personnel, Liza Wright was responsible for filling top jobs within the White House. She shares her tips for positioning yourself during this time of transition.
Every change made by the new administration will have profound impact on federal employees.
Donald Trump gets to pick up the presidential pen on Friday and turn his campaign promises into action.
As agencies prepare for the incoming Trump Administration, here are five models for building change capability across the federal government.