NAHB Advocacy Videos
NAHB continually advocates on behalf of its members on a wide variety of issues affecting residential construction. The videos below feature several of NAHB’s advocacy leaders and subject matter experts detailing the latest actions on key initiatives and how they will impact the home building industry.
NAHB members and HBA staff are welcome to download and share these videos with their local lawmakers and industry colleagues. The videos are also curated in an NAHB YouTube playlist.
Meet at Home with Your Member of Congress
July 31, 2025: Lake Coulson, SVP of government affairs and chief lobbyist, discusses three issues you should meet with your members of Congress about during recess.
Expiring Energy Tax Credits
July 9, 2025: JP Delmore, AVP of government affairs, discusses changes made to federal energy tax credits as a result of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Read more.
Overview of One Big Beautiful Bill Act
July 9, 2025: JP Delmore, assistant vice president of government affairs, gives an overview of the wins and challenges for home builders in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
Energy Choice Act
June 3, 2025: Heather Voorman, assistant vice president of government affairs, provides an update on the Energy Choice Act.
Workforce Development Legislative Agenda
April 9, 2025: Sam Gilboard, federal legislative director, provides updates on the CONSTRUCTS Act, the Pathways to Apprenticeship Act, and JobCorp.
Promoting Resilient Buildings Act
December 6, 2024: Heather Voorman, assistant vice president of government affairs, provides an update on the Promoting Resilient Buildings Act.
Heat Safety Regulations
September 18, 2024: Brad Mannion, director of labor, safety and health, provides an update on recent OSHA-proposed heat regulations.
Energy Codes
May 28, 2024 update: Heather Voorman, AVP of government affairs, provides an update on the recent House Committee on Energy and Commerce hearing.
Transformer Shortages
April 24, 2024 update: Alex Strong, NAHB senior federal legislative director, reports from Capitol Hill on the recent progress made in boosting the supply of transformers.
