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As a small business owner, we know that your time is spent running your business. That’s why we are pleased to provide this guide so you can be a #smallbizvoter this election season. NFIB’s Voter Guide is the most comprehensive voter resource you’ll need. It includes information on how and when to vote, our 2018 endorsed candidate list, and much more!

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2018 Election Message from
NFIB President and CEO Juanita Duggan

Every election seems to get labeled with the cliche that it’s the most important ever. With small business optimism at the highest levels in 35 years and with the pro-small business control of Congress on the line, I think we can legitimately say this year it is.

The next Congress will make the difference in whether the small business tax cuts are made permanent or they disappear. The votes they cast will determine whether small businesses continue to receive regulatory relief or face more mandates and regulations. Across the country, governors and state legislatures will enact policies that either foster a strong small business climate or destroy it.

We are committed to providing the resources to you – a Small Business Voter – to make the most educated choice you can as you prepare to cast your ballot. Being a Small Business Voter extends beyond the walls of your business. As a small business owner, your influence extends to your employees, your family, and your community.

We’ve accomplished so much in the last year and we can’t let up now. The stakes are too high for your business, your community, and your country. If you have questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me or visit our website at NFIB.com/elections.

Thank you for your involvement and for being a Small Business Voter.

Juanita D. Duggan, President and CEO

What does it mean to be a #SmallBizVoter?

When Americans go to work or buy services, food, and household goods, they are often entering a small business. Small business owners know the community, and the community knows them.

  • 89% of Americans view small businesses positively

  • 82% of Americans say small business owners have a strong understanding of the local community

As a small business voter, you can multiply your vote by informing employees, friends, community leaders, and neighbors about how important it is for them to prioritize small business issues when they vote this year. This voter guide includes important information about key issues, our endorsed candidates, and more. Please take the time to review it and share your stories of how these issues affect your business.

Engage NFIB's Facebook and Twitter will keep you informed about how small business issues are being addressed in this election cycle. Follow us @NFIB.

Support Help pro-small business candidates in your area by volunteering your time or by making a financial contribution.

Vote Make your voice heard on or before Election Day. Vote pro-small business!

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