Election 2016 came to a surprising end. Whether they were jubilant or devastated on Nov. 8, many Americans are moving on from a contentious and divisive campaign. Now that the votes have been cast and [mostly] counted – across every race, not just for the White House – regulated businesses have to plan to work with the new administration and the 115th Congress.
What Happened in the Voting Booth? – Industry Implications of Election 2016
Description: This session provides some cool-headed analysis of the 2016 presidential and congressional elections. It reviews what happened, what the results mean for aviation and transportation policy and what is next.
Instructors: Christian A. Klein & Daniel B. Fisher
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