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NAHB’s signature lobbying event will take place on Wednesday, June 10, in conjunction with the four-day Spring Leadership Meeting in Washington, D.C.

The power of the home-building industry lies with its grassroots advocacy efforts. Participating in this year’s Legislative Conference will give more NAHB members the unparalleled opportunity to:

• Lobby members of Congress to protect their business and industry;
• Establish constructive working relationships; and
• Ensure that NAHB’s issues and matters pertaining to your state and local community are heard by Washington policymakers.

These meetings are a critical part of the Federation’s advocacy efforts to keep housing issues a priority with federal lawmakers.

NAHB will be hosting the following events to help members prepare.

Issues Briefing Webinar – May 20

Register to attend a live webinar on Wednesday, May 20, at 12 p.m. ET to learn more about how to effectively engage with legislators on key issues.

The Issues Briefing webinar will feature NAHB policy experts who will provide members with the most impactful and timely information on the housing industry’s challenges. These high-priority topics will include strategies to address:

• Advancing comprehensive housing legislation 
• Addressing permitting challenges and burdensome building codes 
• Workforce development and immigration reform 

A recording will be made available later on nahb.org for those who are unable to attend. 

Ask the Lobbyists: Preparing for Hill Visits – June 9

The NAHB Government Affairs team will host an “ask the lobbyists” session on June 9 at 4 p.m. ET. This will provide NAHB members and HBA staff an opportunity to ask any last-minute questions, meet with lobbyists, and plan your day on the Hill.

Hear from the Hill: Legislative Conference Briefing – June 10

NAHB members can gain insights to prepare for meetings by hearing directly from congressional leaders, who will share their insights on the legislative agenda for the 119th Congress.

The NAHB Government Affairs team has also compiled resources on nahb.org to help ensure members’ Legislative Conference meetings are a success. These tools include:

• U.S. Senate and House directories,
• Lobbying tips, and
• Template meeting invitations.

Make sure you register for the 2026 Legislative Conference to take part in this key advocacy effort.

To learn more, visit nahb.org/legcon.