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23 States Provided Comments Submitted to U.S. Department of Labor Requesting Information on Possible Agency Actions to “Protect Life Savings and Pensions from Threats of Climate Related Financial Risk”

18 States Send Letter to President Biden Opposing Nominee Saule Omarova to U.S. Comptroller of the Currency because of her Radical Views on Controlling the Private Banking Sector

21 States Send Letter to President Biden Proposing Nominee Sarah Bloom Raskin for Federal Reserve Bank Due to Her Radical Beliefs in Shaping the Financial Industry through a Political Lens

23 States Signed Letter to President Biden Declaring the Importance of America’s Energy Independence

18 States Provided Comments to SEC Proposed Rule on “The Enhancement and Standardization of Climate-Related Disclosures for Investors”

17 States Send Letter to Morningstar raising concerns about ESG ratings negatively impacting companies with connections to Israel

North Carolina State Treasurer sent letter to BlackRock Board of Directors asking for Larry Fink’s resignation

34 Financial Officers from 27 States Send Letter to President Biden calling him out on new Federal Housing Finance Agency Policy

22 State Financial Officers demand answers from Yellen on debt ceiling plan State Financial Officers Demand Answers on Proxy Votes Supporting ESG Agenda (Letter to BlackRock)

State Financial Officers Demand Answers on Proxy Votes Supporting ESG Agenda (Letter to ISS)

North Carolina Legislature Overrides Leftist Governor’s Veto, Stands up to ESG Elites

15 State Financial Officers Send Letter to BlackRock Board of Directors Questioning Their Impartiality

18 State Financial Officers sent a letter to Proxy Advisory Firm ISS for further clarification on how ESG impacts Proxy Votes and Debanking

18 State Financial Office sent a letter to Proxy Advisory Firm Glass Lewis for Further Clarification on how ESG impacts Proxy Votes and Debanking

21 State Financial Officers demand comment period be extended for the new SEC rule to create “Natural Asset Companies.”

26 State Financial Officers sent a letter requesting the SEC to reject the proposed NAC rule