I am concerned that replacing formula-funded programs with so-called competitive programs will result in the redirection of critical Federal funds from smaller rural States or urban areas because they will not be able to compete for funding on a level playing field.
On the recordJuly 26, 2011
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Shelby expresses concern over competitive funding disadvantaging rural states.
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