Win what’s possible in December. Set up for success in the new Congress.
With government funding set to expire December 11 and new majorities coming to Washington, organizations face a narrow window to advance priorities before the current Congress adjourns.
But the opportunity doesn’t end in December. New committee chairs, policymakers, and staff will be setting their agendas for January, making now a critical time to build visibility and relationships.
Signal’s latest guide outlines how organizations can stay top of mind with current decision-makers while positioning their priorities for success in the new Congress.
Inside the guide:
- Precision over reach. Target the policymakers, staff and trusted influencers shaping year-end decisions, including incoming members and new committee leaders.
- Visibility that matters. Use thought leadership, earned media, and targeted engagement to keep your priorities part of the conversation on Capitol Hill.
- Frequency drives recall. Reach key audiences consistently as legislative negotiations take shape and new offices begin setting their agendas.
- Insights that inform strategy. Leverage social listening and Signal’s AI Frame to understand how news, social media, and AI tools are describing your issue.
- A plan for action. Explore public affairs and digital strategies, engagement options, and a readiness checklist to prepare for the lame duck and the new Congress.
The lame-duck session is a short window, but its impact can extend well into the new year. Signal helps organizations reach the right decision-makers, build visibility, and carry their priorities into the next Congress.