What They’re Reading: Front Pages Nationwide Highlight the Senate Passage of President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal VB Dems | Posted on August 12, 2021 |
From Scranton to Reno, Americans are picking up their newspapers and reading about how President Biden and Democrats led the Senate in passing the largest long-term investment in our nation’s infrastructure in a century. As news article after news article has cited, President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal could help create millions of good-paying jobs, create new business opportunities and prepare America to be even more economically competitive than it was before. Thanks to President Biden and Democrats leadership, America’s infrastructure can begin building back better.
Here’s a look at what voters in states across the country are reading — and seeing — about the Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal:
In Colorado: CHickenlooper, Bennet cheer Senate passage of $1 trillion infrastructure bill In Florida: Florida could get billions for infrastructure. Here’s where it could go. In Georgia: U.S. Senate approves infrastructure bill with more than $11 billion headed to Georgia In Iowa: Billions could come to Iowa as Senate acts on massive infrastructure bill In Idaho: ‘Once-in-a-generation opportunity’: Idaho officials react to national infrastructure bill In Louisiana: “This bill is good for Louisiana” Senate passes infrastructure package In Maine: Collins, King praise passage of infrastructure package they helped negotiate In Michigan: Michigan poised to get over $8B from Senate’s bipartisan infrastructure bill In Minnesota: Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill Would Spend Billions On Minnesota Roads, Bridges And Broadband Systems In Nebraska: Nebraska could get $2.5 billion from bipartisan infrastructure bill In Nevada: Nevada set to receive $3 billion under Senate-approved bipartisan infrastructure bill In New Hampshire: NH senators say $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill could be beneficial for Granite State economy In North Carolina: Senate passes bipartisan infrastructure deal. Here’s why Burr and Tillis voted yes. In Oklahoma: Jim Inhofe, James Lankford oppose bill promising billions for Oklahoma infrastructure In Pennsylvania: Nearly $19 billion for bridges, roads and more: Here’s what Pa. could get in Senate infrastructure bill In Texas: John Cornyn, Ted Cruz Vote Against Infrastructure Bill That Could Give Texas More Than $30 Billion In Wisconsin: Wisconsin mayors: Infrastructure deal a road to a more equitable, sustainable future Spectrum News 1: Wisconsin farmers hopeful infrastructure bill will set them up for success In Virginia: Warner proclaims ‘biggest infrastructure investment in our lifetimes’
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