WPMA News / Spring 2026 
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June that could significantly shape the policy landscape impact-
ing our industry. We are closely monitoring these contests, as
legislative leadership and committee assignments often influence
regulatory and tax priorities affecting convenience stores and fuel
retailers.
In November, voters will determine the outcome of two U.S.
House seats and one U.S. Senate seat, making this a consequential
year at the federal level as well. The association will continue
tracking developments, engaging candidates on industry priorities,
and ensuring our members’ voices are represented throughout the
election season.
The months ahead will likely require continued prudence. Fuel
markets may remain volatile, consumer spending may stay cau-
tious, and regulatory discussions will continue. However, our
industry and our association have proven time and again that
adaptability and community connection are enduring strengths.
Brad Longcake
Executive Director MPMCSA
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