Has finger on the pulse of the House Republican Conference. One of the few people who has worked in a member’s personal office, on a major caucus committee and in leadership offices. Was in leadership role during the last Republican trifecta.
Bart Reising served over a decade with Republican Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-LA), building his experience with the workings of GOP party politics. During his time in the legislature, Bart helped guide legislative victories on bills including the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, the American Rescue Plan and the bipartisan Trade Promotion Authority.
Bart began his 14-year career on Capitol Hill in the House of Representatives as the director of operations for Reps. Scalise and Austin Scott (R-GA), as well as former Rep. Bill Flores (R-TX), developing skills in congressional dynamics and the communication between the executive branch, the legislature and constituents. He went on to become the director of member services for then-Republican Whip Scalise. In this role, he helped steer legislation in the 2017–2019 Republican trifecta. Most recently, he was selected as Majority Leader Scalise’s deputy chief of staff, making him a critical figure managing the congressman’s office and legislative agenda.