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Ten More Representatives Sign on to Support CURIA

WASHINGTON - CURIA continued to draw support last week as 10 more Federal legislators signed on to support the regulatory relief effort as of June 17 2005. Their addition brings the cosponsor count to 61, according to the U.S. House Representatives. Counting Congressman Ed Royce (R-Calif.), the originator of the...

By Staff Writer | Updated on June 28, 2005

WASHINGTON – CURIA continued to draw support last week as 10 more Federal legislators signed on to support the regulatory relief effort as of June 17 2005. Their addition brings the cosponsor count to 61, according to the U.S. House Representatives. Counting Congressman Ed Royce (R-Calif.), the originator of the bill, that brings the total supporters to 62. The new supporters, all Democrats, are Robert Andrews, (N.J.), Raul Grijalva, (Ariz.), Alcee Hastings, (Fla.) Jesse Jackson Jr., (Ill.), Gregory Meeks, (N.Y.) Juanita Millender-McDonald, (Calif.), Donald Payne, (N.J.), Steven Rothman, (N.J.), Loretta Sanchez, (Calif.), and Maxine Waters, (Calif.) NAFCU has noted that CURIA has gained almost as many supporters in its first six weeks of being introduced as it had in the last Congress.

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