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Did Your Texas Lawmaker Earn 100% on NFIB’s Voting Record?

August 15, 2023

NFIB Texas commends 66 lawmakers for siding with small businesses on a range of issues during the 88th Legislative Session.

Did Your Texas Lawmaker Earn 100% on NFIB’s Voting Record?

During the 88^th Legislative Session, 66 Texas lawmakers, including 10 Senators and 56 Representatives, earned 100 percent on the NFIB Voting Record. These lawmakers stood alongside small business owners on a range of issues, from tax and regulatory relief measures to workforce development efforts, NFIB State Director Annie Spilman said: “Texas legislative sessions are only 140 days, with thousands of issues before legislators, and numerous influences. Our members are grateful to these lawmakers for prioritizing small businesses and the challenges they face. From easing the property tax burden to providing regulatory consistency across our state, Texas job creators appreciate all these lawmakers have done to keep our small businesses open and thriving.” Did your lawmaker side with small businesses this session? CLICK HERE for a complete copy of the voting record.

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