Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson and Murphy, chair and vice chair of the National Governors Association, called on Congress to boost domestic semiconductor production.
Murphy, vice chair of the National Governors Association, and Hutchinson, chair of the group, made their request in an opinion piece onThey said that the supply chain problems as the U.S. emerged from the
The problem is most acute with semiconductors, where shortages have contributed to high prices for cars. Monday’s vote would help set up negotiations with the House, which earlier passed its own version of the legislation.
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