November 14, 2016 by

AMWA: Water Policy Landscape Won’t Change Post-Election

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The water policy landscape in Congress is not expected to dramatically change next year, according to the Association of Metropolitan Water Agencies.

Coming into the 2016 Election, Democrats were widely expected to achieve considerable gains on Capitol Hill. But in addition to Donald Trump’s surprise victory for the presidency, Republicans also came out of Election Day comfortably in control of their existing House and Senate majorities. As a result, the water policy landscape in Congress is not expected to dramatically change next year, according to the Association of Metropolitan Water Agencies (AMWA).

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