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November 1, 2023
Be the Voice of Small Business in the Garden State’s 2023 Legislative Elections
New Jersey Early Voting Ends Nov. 5th, Election Day is Nov. 7th; Empower the Small Business Vote with NFIB’s Voter Guide
Good small business policy starts with electing pro-small-business legislators. This election is your opportunity to use your voice for candidates who will fight for policies in Trenton that support small business growth and opportunity. How can you be the Voice of Small Business? Make sure to VOTE on or before Election Day. As you decide whom to elect, remember: small business is on the ballot.
>>>>> NFIB’s NJ PAC is excited about opportunities to support and elect pro-small-business candidates in the general election, and members can view, download, and print out NFIB’s 2023 New Jersey Voter Guide HERE.
NFIB’s Voter Guide contains all the information you need to be an informed and effective small business voter, including the pro-small-business candidates endorsed by NFIB New Jersey PAC, the state’s most influential small business political action committee.
Small business owners and their employees vote in high numbers and are known for actively recruiting friends, family members, and acquaintances to go to the polls. NFIB encourages its members in New Jersey to help turn out the small business vote in early voting and on Election Day.
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