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.
From defeating EV mandates to protecting public lands and much more, SEMA's advocacy team is driving major wins.
SEMA supports Jonathan Morrison's nomination and commends the committee for advancing it to the Senate floor.
The Magnuson Superchargers CEO will lead the industry's political voice in Washington, D.C., as it fights for policies that support the aftermarket and motorsports industries.
The agreement provides stability in a turbulent trade environment with reduced reciprocal tariffs and an estimated $550 billion in U.S.-bound investments.
The visiting lawmakers are co-chairs of the Transportation Committee, which plays a crucial role in shaping policies that impact the automotive aftermarket and motorsports industries.
The new law rewards investments in R&D, equipment and production, strengthening the U.S. aftermarket industry.