NFIB Member Ballots Available to Vote Now
All state ballots are available now for NFIB members to vote on policy positions for 2026. Cast your vote to protect the rights of small business.
NFIB Joins Lawmakers, Business Groups Urging Passage of Small Business Regulatory Freedom Act
The measure would step up review of regulations that affect Main Street businesses.
VA Small Business Day at the Capitol Will Be Jan. 28
Join us and help the voice of small business be heard.
NFIB Urges U.S. House Committee to Advance Bipartisan REPAIR Act
The REPAIR Act would eliminate barriers for independent auto body shops
NFIB Joins Calls for Action in Wisconsin for a Floor Vote on “Red Tape Reset” Package
NFIB and other Pro-Business Groups in Wisconsin urge the Legislature to place the Red Tape Reset package on their respective floor calendars
NFIB Commends Gov. Scott’s Urgent Call for Property Tax Relief in His State of the State Address
“Main Street is struggling under the weight of high business taxes, high property taxes, chronic worker shortages, and a legislative fixation on bureaucratic red tape.”
Small Business Federal Legislative Priorities for 2026
A new list of top priorities for small businesses includes lowering operating costs, securing affordable health care, and protecting the personally identifiable information of small business owners. Take action on the issues impacting your business today!
Small Businesses Support Bill to Clarify Waters of the United States
NFIB key votes the PERMIT Act in the 119th Congress to provide small business owners with clarity surrounding regulations in the Clean Water Act. Take action: urge the Senate to act now!
NFIB Urges U.S. House Committee to Continue Reducing Regulatory Burdens for Small Businesses
Small businesses offer legislative solutions to reduce onerous regulations on Main Street
Push to Lower Energy Costs for Small Business Continues
The SPEED Act, a bill that expedites permitting processes, limits frivolous lawsuits, and lowers energy costs has passed in the U.S. House of Representatives. NFIB sent a letter of support for the SPEED Act to members of Congress.