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DONALD HOPPERT

AMERICAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION · WASHINGTON, DC · registered since 2024
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At a glance

Registered since
2024
Senate LDA system
Clients
1
last 3 years
Filings
3
6 agencies contacted
Activity
filings by quarter
Works on

Background

Career
WASHINGTON, DC
2024 - present

Specific issues

Oppose bills that would use the Congressional Review Act to overturn important public health rules issued by the U.S. EPA to reduce air pollution and address climate change (H.J. Res. 163, H.J. Res. 136, H.J. Res. 133, H.J. Res. 117). Oppose the Air Quality Standards Implementation Act of 2024.
Clean Air and Water (quality) · 2024 Q3
Support H.R. 715, the Bipartisan Background Checks Act.
Firearms/Guns/Ammunition · 2024 Q3
Support House passage of S. 3853, the Radiation Exposure Compensation Reauthorization Act.
Labor Issues/Antitrust/Workplace · 2024 Q3
Support funding for the administrations public health anomalies requests for critical public health programs. Support robust global health funding in the FY 2025 State, Foreign Operations and Related Programs appropriations bill and oppose proposed cuts included in the version of the bill proposed in the House of Representatives. Oppose cuts to public health agencies and programs included in the House FY 2025 Labor-HHS-Education appropriations bill. Oppose the inclusion of anti-public health policy riders in FY 2025 appropriations bills. Support $11.581 billion for CDC in FY 2025. Support FY 2025 funding for CDC's Public Health Data Modernization initiative. Support FY 2025 funding of $268.1 million for Community and Youth Violence Prevention through the Division of Violence Prevention at CDC. Support FY 2025 funding of $100 million for CDC's Surveillance for Emerging Threats to Mothers and Babies program. Support $420.85 million for CDC's National Center for Environmental Health in FY 2025. Support Support FY 2025 funding of $110 million for CDC Climate and Health program in FY 2025. Support FY 2025 funding of $5 million for the HHS Office of Climate Change and Health Equity in FY 2025. Support $100 million in FY 2025 for CDC's Social Determinants of Health program. Support $102.5 million in FY 2025 for CDC's REACH program. Support $220 million for CDC's National Center for Health Statistics in FY 2025. Support FY 2025 funding of $35 million for CDC, $25 million for NIH, and $1 million for NIJ for firearm morbidity and mortality prevention research. Support $10.5 billion for discretionary Health Resources and Services Administration programs in the FY 2025. Support FY 2025 funding for the Public Health Workforce Loan Repayment Program and the Bio-Preparedness Workforce Pilot Program. Oppose anti-public health policy riders in EPA FY 2025 spending bill. Support $12 billion for EPA in the FY 2025 Interior-Environment appropriations bill. Support $512 million for Title X funding in FY25.
Budget/Appropriations · 2024 Q3
Support of the Stabilize Medicaid and CHIP Coverage Act. Support strengthening data collection and modernization, workforce and funding provisions in the reauthorization of the Pandemic and All-Hazards Preparedness Act. Oppose cuts to the Prevention and Public Health Fund included in proposed Senate primary care program reauthorization legislation. Support the Women's Health Protection Act. Support the Community Mental Wellness and Resilience Act of 2023.
Health Issues · 2024 Q3
Oppose anti-public health policy riders in EPA FY 2025 spending bill. Support $12 billion for EPA in the FY 2025 Interior-Environment appropriations bill. Oppose bills that would use the Congressional Review Act to overturn important public health rules issued by the U.S. EPA to reduce air pollution and address climate change (H.J. Res. 163, H.J. Res. 136, H.J. Res. 133, H.J. Res. 117).
Environment/Superfund · 2024 Q2

Clients

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Filing history

2024 Q3
AMERICAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION
Q3lda.gov →
2024 Q2
AMERICAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION
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2024 Q1
AMERICAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION
Q1lda.gov →
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