Webinar

Looking Ahead: Congressional Priorities for 2022

January 12, 2022 | 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM

On January 12, our analysts set the stage for the year ahead on Capitol Hill, leading a discussion on the status of key legislative priorities for 2022 and outlook for the midterm elections.

Watch the replay of this live webinar for insights into:

2022 congressional calendar and key dates
Democrats’ social spending and tax bill
Voting rights, China competition, and other legislative items
Midterm election outlook
Highlights from 2021

Speakers

Danielle Parnass
Deputy Team Leader
Bloomberg Government

Danielle Parnass is deputy team lead for legislative analysis at Bloomberg Government and covers health, education, and agriculture. She also cohosts BGOV's "Suspending the Rules" podcast. Danielle previously worked at the House Financial Services Committee, Senate Finance Committee, and Congressional Budget Office doing communications, research, and analysis. She has a masters in public policy from Georgetown University and her bachelor's in journalism and government from the University of Maryland.

Loren Duggan
Deputy News Director
Bloomberg Government

Loren Duggan works across Bloomberg Government's news and analysis team to deliver content that helps government affairs professionals do their jobs. Loren has extensive experience with legislative coverage, including leading analysis and news teams, and editing and authoring stories, bill summaries and OnPoints. Loren has appeared on Bloomberg Radio, the Federal News Network and at in-person events discussing legislation and public policy.

Adam Taylor
Legislative Analyst
Bloomberg Government

Adam M. Taylor is a legislative analyst with Bloomberg Government. He covers technology and communications, energy and environment, immigration, and judiciary issues before Congress. Prior to joining BGOV in 2015, he was in-house federal regulatory counsel for a communications company, and an associate in the regulatory group at an international law firm. Adam has a J.D. from Georgetown Law and a bachelor's degree in history and political science from Purdue University.

Brittney Washington
Legislative Analyst
Bloomberg Government

Brittney Washington is a legislative analyst with Bloomberg Government. She covers trade, defense, foreign affairs, and veterans’ affairs. Prior to joining BGOV, she worked on Capitol Hill as a legislative aide and congressional fellow. She has a master’s in international relations from the Fletcher School, Tufts University and her bachelor’s in Japanese from Georgetown University.

Christina Banoub
Legislative Analyst
Bloomberg Government

Christina Banoub joined Bloomberg Government this year as a legislative analyst covering health care. Previously she worked on environmental and energy efficiency related government affairs issues for a multinational company. She has a Master’s in International Studies from Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies and a Bachelor’s in Political Science and International Affairs from the University of Michigan. Christina Banoub joined Bloomberg Government this year as a legislative analyst covering health care. Previously she worked on environmental and energy efficiency related government affairs issues for a multinational company. She has a Master’s in International Studies from Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies and a Bachelor’s in Political Science and International Affairs from the University of Michigan.

Michael Smallberg
Legislative Analyst
Bloomberg Government

Michael Smallberg is a legislative analyst with Bloomberg Government. Previously, he was an investigator at the Project on Government Oversight, reporting on issues such as Wall Street oversight and the federal inspector general system. Michael has a bachelor's degree in history from Brown University.

Adam Schank
Team Leader
Bloomberg Government

Adam Schank leads Bloomberg Government's legislative analyst team. He joined BGOV in 2013 to cover health care and environmental policy after three years as an analyst for Congressional Quarterly's House Action Reports, where he covered those issues, as well as the federal budget process, appropriations, and energy development. He also analyzed federal regulations related to pollution control and utilities for CQ Legal. Schank has a bachelor's degree in political science from the University of Minnesota and a master's degree from the University of Minnesota - Duluth.