State league lobbying is undergoing more revamps this spring with advocacy schedules getting altered at two more leagues–Texas and California–to advance a more focused industry message to lawmakers.
CUNA and state league officials stressed that the changes are the result of heightened legislative pressure on a variety of issues, with interchange, regulatory budget woes, compliance burdens and consumer protection highest among them.
In both Texas and California, however, another industry cause is to get CU leaders better acquainted with the many freshman GOP lawmakers who took office in the elections last November.
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