Policy in the Driver's Seat

At GM, success is engineered from the start. An important aspect of our success is our ability to advocate — or in other words, educate elected officials. Elected officials, such as members of Congress, state policymakers, governors, and other stakeholders, are decision makers with the ability to enact policies that dictate how the auto industry operates.

The Road Ahead

Policy decisions influence GM's ability to lead the auto industry. Some key areas steering our competitiveness in 2026 include:

Growing U.S. Manufacturing and Strengthening Our Foundations: Championing policies that support American jobs, resilient supply chains, and the communities where we live and work.
Shaping the Future of EVs and New Technologies: Ensuring clear and supportive rules that help our teams bring cleaner, smarter vehicles to life.
Advancing Safety, Trust, and the Customer Experience: Promoting strong safety standards, thoughtful technology deployment, and simple, consistent privacy protections that give customers confidence in every GM vehicle.

By participating in GM PAC, employees support candidates who will help preserve our legacy while paving the way for the future of our industry. Because 2026 is a midterm election year, your participation is more important than ever.

When you participate in GM PAC, you add your voice to the thousands of others in our company who care about maintaining our leadership and competitive edge in the industry.

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