Energy costs, labor shortages, and over-regulation continue to challenge Main Street. Enacting pro-small-business policy begins with electing pro-small-business candidates.
The good news is that early voting has already begun. Visit Ohio’s election page to get information about your polling place and hours of operation for early voting.
We all know that elections are a business decision. NFIB’s Ohio PAC has endorsed the following candidates because they will be a voice for small business owners in Columbus. The upcoming election is your opportunity to use your voice to fight for small business policies across the Buckeye State.
Fellow NFIB member and small business owner.
Strong advocate against tax increases and costly mandates for small businesses.
Fellow NFIB member with a 100% NFIB Voting Record.
Supports policies that help small businesses create more jobs.
Against tax increases and costly mandates for small businesses.
100% NFIB Voting Record.
Against tax increases and costly mandates for small businesses.
Supports policies that help small businesses create more jobs.
90% NFIB Voting Record.
Guardian of Small Business Award winner
Supports policies that help small businesses create more jobs.
Fellow NFIB member with 100% NFIB Voting Record.
Against tax increases and costly mandates for small businesses.
Supports policies that help small businesses create more jobs.
100% NFIB Voting Record.
Strong advocate against tax increases and costly mandates for small businesses.
Fellow NFIB member and small business owner.
Early Voting Starts
Tuesday, April 7
Early Voting Ends
Sunday, May 3
Election Day
Tuesday, May 5
Polls open from 6:30 am – 7:30 pm
NEW THIS YEAR: All absentee ballots need to be requested a week before election day and need to be returned to the Board of Elections by 7:30 pm on election day to be counted.
Visit the County Boards of Elections Directory to find out more.
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