Right to Repair Act Act - The Right to Repair Act establishes consumer rights to repair and maintain purchased electronic devices and equipment by requiring manufacturers to provide necessary repair documentation, parts, and tools. This legislation aims to promote consumer choice, reduce electronic waste, and encourage competition in the repair market. Click for More Information
American Car Competitiveness Act - The American Car Competitiveness Act enables American car manufacturers to sell vehicles directly to consumers, enhancing competition and consumer choice while maintaining robust protections and state revenue neutrality. This Act supports innovation, strengthens the competitiveness of American automobile manufacturers against foreign imports, and protects consumer interests. Click for More Information
Sports and Entertainment
Public University Sports Broadcasting Accessibility Act - The Public University Sports Broadcasting Accessibility Act ensures that public university sporting events remain accessible to the public by prohibiting exclusive broadcasting agreements with subscription-based streaming services. The legislation requires games to be available through over-the-air television, basic cable, or freely accessible platforms. It also supports local businesses by offering affordable licensing for establishments and guarantees students free access to games. The Act aims to foster community engagement, equitable access, and support for small businesses. Click for More Information
Public Access to Professional Sports Act - The Public Access to Professional Sports Act ensures that professional sports teams benefiting from public financing for stadium construction or renovation provide broad access to game broadcasts and affordable tickets. The Act prohibits exclusive broadcasting agreements with subscription-only platforms unless a free access option is available. It also mandates discounted ticket programs for state residents and requires teams to submit annual reports on compliance and community benefits. This legislation promotes equitable access, supports local communities, and ensures that taxpayer-funded sports facilities provide tangible public benefits. Click for More Information
Performance-Based Sports Stadium Act - The Performance-Based Sports Stadium Financing Act ensures that public financing for professional sports stadiums is tied to the team’s on-field performance. The legislation requires teams to have achieved a .500 or above record in three of the last five seasons to be eligible for public funding, promoting accountability and responsible use of taxpayer dollars. New teams are exempt from this requirement for their first five years but must demonstrate competitive performance before seeking additional financing. The Act also mandates public reporting on team performance and financial requests, ensuring transparency and fostering public trust. Penalties are established for teams that misrepresent their eligibility, protecting taxpayers from misuse of public funds. Click for More Information
