As Florida’s small businesses continue to report high economic uncertainty and low optimism, small business voters elected many small business-friendly candidates to help ease the inflationary and regulatory pressures facing their businesses.
As small businesses continue to report high uncertainty and low optimism, voters elected many pro-small business candidates on Tuesday although Michigan is certainly a mixed bag.
Here’s a look at what happened in the Nov. 5 General Election.
On Tuesday, Minnesota didn’t see the political earthquake that some on both sides had predicted before the election.
The composition of the New York State Senate and Assembly will remain the same with incumbents in both chambers having strong nights overall. New York Senate Republicans have likely stripped Democrats of their supermajority, securing 22 seats, by flipping NY-17 in New York City.
The overwhelming majority of NFIB Missouri PAC’s 95 endorsed candidates won Tuesday night, ensuring Main Street is strongly represented in Jefferson City.
Governor-elect Ayotte told NFIB members last month: “Small businesses are the engine of New Hampshire’s economy, and as Governor, I’ll always show up for our small business community.”
If results hold, NFIB will have won 86% of the contests it made endorsements in.
The Team Encouraged Members to Vote for Small Business Candidates
NFIB’s Michigan Road Team Encouraged Members to Vote for Small Business Candidates.
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