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Powering Policy: How IEC Members Can Shape the 2026 Midterm Elections

As national political pundits autopsy the November 4 off-cycle election results held in New Jersey and Virginia (including analysis from IEC’s government affairs team), one thing is clear — the outcome of the upcoming 2026 midterm elections will have a significant impact on IEC member companies, employees, and the overall construction industry. 

IEC National is relying on our network of members and chapters to get involved in the critical 2026 midterm elections.  

Here are three ways you can help advance IEC’s policy agenda and support merit shop-friendly candidates who will fight for IEC’s values and defend free enterprise: 

  1. Learn more about IEC’s PAC, which accepts personal contributions of up to $5,000 in a calendar year. Complete your IEC PAC approval form today so you can receive direct solicitations and member benefits like invitations to upcoming webinars and insightful political and policy analysis. 
  2. Contribute unlimited corporate or personal money to IEC’s Freedom Fund, which invests in IEC campaigns to educate voters on priority industry issues and candidates, and participate in Washington, D.C.-based business coalitions tackling policies that affect your bottom line. 
  3. Sign up to receive grassroots Action Alerts from IEC via text so you can easily contact federal elected officials on key IEC legislative and regulatory issues. Simply text “IECACT” to 50457 to opt in. 

Take these three simple actions today and pledge to get involved in the political process. 

Regardless of party affiliation, IEC is focused on making sure elected officials protect and advance free enterprise, fair and open competition, and support the construction industry and electrical contractors so they can continue to power America’s economy. 

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