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Lawmakers in Lansing need to hear from you! Senate Bills 530, 531 and 575 would have disastrous consequences to our state and local economy, and a harmful impact on the wallets of Michigan drivers at a time when we can all least afford it. …
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Recent Newsletters

APCIA’s Political Engagement team brings Insuring America PAC and grassroots together to educate member company employees about politics and policy, and to support policymakers who understand how our member companies impact American communities and consumers. To keep you updated on the team’s efforts, we share quarterly email newsletters, archived here.

Q3 2024

In this issue:

  • Get Out the Vote
  • Insuring America PAC by the Numbers
  • Insurance and Policy Podcast
  • Industry Voice Spotlight
  • Upcoming APCIA Events & Key Dates
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Q2 2024

In this issue:

  • State updates from FL, LA, VA
  • Recapping Legislative Action Day 2024
  • Insuring America PAC update
  • Industry Voice Spotlight
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Q1 2024

In this issue:

  • Political Engagement team update: 2023 year in review
  • Our voter resource center
  • Third-party litigation funding campaign materials
  • Insurance and Policy Podcast: The rising costs of auto insurance
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Q4 2023

In this issue:

  • Thank you message for supporting Political Engagement
  • Voice of America’s Insurers grassroots and Insuring America PAC year-end metrics
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Insuring America PAC

Insuring America PAC, APCIA’s bipartisan political action committee, is critical to advocacy in support of the property casualty insurance industry. Insuring America PAC’s goal is to support the election of candidates that understand the vital role insurers play in our nation’s economy, as well as support APCIA efforts to advocate for an open and competitive market that is free of unnecessary regulation, burdensome litigation, and onerous taxation on the state and federal level.

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