Biden administration officials acknowledged this week they need to do more to translate the dense language of their hard-won tax credits, grants, consumer rebates, and training programs so the benefits flow toward the people for which they’re intended.
A failure to spread the word could minimize the effectiveness of a given program and hurt President Joe Biden at the polls in November, said Cary Coglianese, a regulatory law professor at the University of Pennsylvania.
“In presidential elections that can be decided on laser-thin margins in a handful of states, every little bit of public support can help,” he said.
“Voters ...
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