SEMA advocates showed up in force in 2025, elevating the automotive aftermarket to new heights.
The SEMA and PRI advocacy team went to Wisconsin to build momentum for legislation that protects race tracks from nuisance claims, mirroring a recent SEMA-led victory in North Carolina.
The new branding reflects SEMA Action's broad growth and refocused direction.
SEMA recognized the two state senators who pushed Leno's Law forward in 2025 at the SEMA Show.
And if you want to join a winning team, your first move should be to join us at the SEMA & PRI PAC Reception at the SEMA Show on Tuesday, November 4.
This victory strengthens protections for motorsports facilities and sets an important precedent for tracks nationwide.
Rollings will lead fundraising efforts for SEMA and PRI PAC and Driving Force Action SuperPAC
From the SEMA Washington, D.C., office
Classic Instruments in August welcomed Republican Michigan state Rep. Parker Fairbairn for a tour of its Boyne City, Michigan, facility, to share the impact of the aftermarket industry on the state's economy.
The new partnership unifies off-road and powersports voices in an effort to protect access, rights and industry interests.
Meet face-to-face with lawmakers to advocate for the industry and discuss the issues that matter most to your business.
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