Corporate America is taking notice that the GOP appears more likely to take back Congress in 2022
GOP K Streeters last week held a fundraiser for Reps. Jim Jordan , center, and Kevin McCarthy, left, the House minority leader. | Kevin Dietsch/Getty ImagesRepublican lawmakers appear more likely to take back Congress in 2022. And corporate America is taking notice.
Campaign money flows to those holding power or those positioned to do so, and those in the lobbying business are incentivized to play up their role in facilitating it. But corporate America’s potential embrace of the congressional GOP is notable for what preceded it. Following the Capitol riot on Jan.
Interviews with about a half-dozen GOP-connected lobbyists reveal that the results of the off-year election bode well for the party’s fundraising from companies that had soured on giving after Jan. 6. Some corporations are moving to resume relationships with members from whom they had distanced themselves about a year ago. Several lobbyists said they knew of companies that planned to resume their giving in early 2022 or were in the midst of conversations over how to restart it.
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