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The ABA and the Government
About the Government Affairs Office (GAO)
The ABA's Governmental Affairs Office (GAO) serves as the "eyes, ears and voice" of the organized bar in the nation's capital.
The GAO legislative staff monitors congressional and executive branch developments of interest to the ....
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.... which call for concerted action.
In 1986, the GAO expanded its efforts beyond the federal arena by establishing a State Legislative Clearinghouse to track important state legislative developments and provide a regular overview of these developments to the organized bar through the publication of the State Legislative Report newsletter.
The ABA is a non-partisan organization. It does not have a political action committee, does not make political contributions, and does not endorse candidates for office.
Each year, the ABA's Board of Governors establis ....
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