The California Automotive Wholesalers’ Association (CAWA) is developing plans to establish a Political Action Sub-Committee to increase its influence in state policy matters affecting the automotive aftermarket industry.
CAWA’s Legislative Team and Board of Directors member Jeff Groves of O’Reilly Auto Parts have drafted a concept paper for the proposed sub-committee. The plan will be presented to the Public Affairs Committee and Board of Directors for approval at the association’s January 2026 meeting.
The sub-committee would focus on educating lawmakers about CAWA member priorities, engaging with policymakers on business-friendly legislation and supporting fundraising for the organization’s political action committee fund.
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