The Biden administration has invested $250 billion in infrastructure and clean energy projects in Republican and swing states, which he hopes to translate to an edge over former President Donald Trump in November.
In early March, the president announced $478 billion worth of projects, thanks to allocations from the Inflation Reduction Act and Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. The president still has another half a billion dollars available to spend from the legislation and will tout billion-dollar investments to battleground states as he campaigns around the country.
Biden is trailing Trump in six swing states but hopes to sway voters by continuing to roll out job-generating investments. The Biden administration has shared $10 billion in grants and investments with Michigan and North Carolina and $46 billion with Georgia, Arizona, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Nevada.
“For decades, the U.S. exported jobs and imported products, while other countries
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