TAKE ACTION: How Would a 107% Minimum Wage Increase Over Five Years Impact Your Business?
Please take a few minutes to complete a brief survey on how State Question 832 will affect your business
WATCH: What to Expect from the Colorado Legislature in 2026
Protecting the Labor Peace Act, Right to Repair, and working to eliminate credit card swipe fees on sales tax are among Colorado small business owners’ top priorities.
Lawmakers May Worsen UI Crisis if Bills Advance
Massachusetts already has the second highest UI maximum weekly benefit in the nation
Watch Now: NFIB’s Jared Weiser Interviewed on NBC Local News
NFIB was the only business group to speak out against burdensome legislation
Oklahoma Small Business Owners Outline Top Priorities Ahead of 2026 Legislative Session
NFIB Oklahoma calls on the Legislature to prioritize reforms that reduce cost pressures on small business owners.
NFIB to Colorado Lawmakers: Treat Main Street as Partner
“Small-business owners are counting on lawmakers to see Main Street, not as a source of revenue or a problem to micromanage, but as a partner in Colorado’s future economic prosperity.”
Please Take Action on Two Bills in the Legislature
Stop a $20 minimum wage rate – Keep Utah a Right to Work state
No Small Business Relief in Millionaire Tax Bill
Lawmakers also considering unionizing small businesses through card check
LISTEN: NFIB’s Brad Jones Talks Small Business Numbers and Priorities on Wake Up Missouri
NFIB State Director Brad Jones appears on Wake Up Missouri, previews 2026 legislative session.
Connecticut Capitol Update
The state minimum wage rose to $16.94 per hour on Jan. 1, 2026