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CMBA Government Affairs 11/17 Features Election Results and Housing Economic Data

CMBA Government Affairs 11/17 Features Election Results and Housing Economic Data

SCSU Economics Professor to break-down election results and the latest local housing economic data

CMBA Government Affairs Committee Meeting

Join us Tuesday, November 17th, 8:00-9:00 a.m., at Liberty Bank Minnesota (2nd Street South across the street from Tenvoorde Ford) for a break-down of the election results, and insights about our local housing economy from St. Cloud State University Economics Professor and former State Representative, King Banaian.  King is passionate about data, and has an innate ability to make complicated information interesting and useful. Don't miss this important opportunity to better understand the new political landscape and economic factors impacting our industry and communities.

CMBA Government Affairs Committee:
Tuesday, November 17, 2026  | 8:00-9:00 a.m. | Liberty Bank Minnesota and via Zoom

 

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8:00 Welcome  (Committee Chair, David Werschay - Werschay Homes)

 

8:02  State and Local Government Affairs Brief

  • Nick Erickson – Housing First Minnesota
  • Steve Gottwalt – CMBA Government Affairs

 

8:15 Election Results, Housing Economics and Implications for Our Industry

  • Guest Speaker: SCSU Economics Professor and former State Representative, King Banaian, will talk about local housing, economics, and election results. Professor Banaian always gives an interesting and entertaining presentation you won't want to miss.

 

8:50  Other issues?  Your opportunity to raise any regulatory issue or concern impacting your business.

Come with your questions and stay ahead of the curve as we continue advocating for our industry! 

 

9:00 Adjourn

 

NEXT MEETING:  

Tuesday, December 15, 8:00-9:00 a.m., at Liberty Bank Minnesota and via Zoom

Register at: www.CMBAonline.org


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