U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown of Cleveland is up for re-election in November, and the SMART Transportation Division PAC has sponsored a video showing his bipartisan work on rail safety. Brown has been endorsed by the SMART Transportation Division, the largest rail union in the United States.
Brown is co-sponsor of the Railway Safety Act of 2023, a bipartisan effort to enhance and improve safety in U.S. railway operations.
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