Representative Dusty Johnson (R)

Representative - South Dakota

Capitol Address:
1714 Longworth House Office Building
Washington, DC 20515
Phone: 202-225-2801

District Address:
304 6th Ave SE
Aberdeen, SD 57401
Phone: 605-622-1060

Vote Record	Bill Name	Bill Description
2023-2024 Regular Session (118th)	H.R. 7024	This legislation will maintain economic stability and avoid any potential disruptions that could negatively impact our members and the broader economy. Restoring immediate expensing of domestic R&D expenses, enhancing interest deductibility, and 100% accelerated depreciation will have a profound impact on investment, economic growth, and job creation in the retail sector. Read NRF's Key Vote letter. NRF POSITION: SUPPORT.
2023-2024 Regular Session (118th)	H.J.Res. 98
2023-2024 Regular Session (118th)	H.R. 3746
2023-2024 Regular Session (118th)	H.R. 3881	This legislation would provide much—needed relief to retailers and consumers by injecting competition into the credit card routing market. Interchange or “swipe” fees totaled a record $160.7 billion in 2022, a $22 billion increase from the previous year. In fact, American retailers and merchants pay the highest swipe fee rates in the world, which has led to swipe fees being most retailers’ highest cost after labor. Read NRF's Key Vote letter. NRF POSITION: SUPPORT.
2023-2024 Regular Session (118th)	H.R. 20	Strips away workers’ free choice in union elections and their privacy rights, interferes with employers’ ability to secure legal advice on complex labor matters, expands joint employer liability, prohibits the use of arbitration for employment matters, and strips away “secondary boycott” protections among other provisions. NRF Position: OPPOSE
2023-2024 Regular Session (118th)	H.R. 895	This legislation would help counter rising organized retail crime, which costs retailers billions in stolen merchandise and threatens the safety of retail workers and customers. Retail loss prevention teams and state and local law enforcement have active efforts to investigate ORC groups and build cases but are frequently hampered by a lack of visibility into the scope of retail crime groups’ broader activities, nationally and internationally. The Combating Organized Retail Crime Act of 2023 would help remedy this issue by creating an interagency ORC Coordination Center at Homeland Security Investigations. Click here to view the Key Vote Letter. NRF POSITION: SUPPORT.

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