KEY VOTES: NFIB Supports Bills to Make Energy More Affordable
NFIB expressed support for two bills that would reduce small business costs by ensuring energy is affordable and reliable. Share your small business regulation story!
Colorado Small Businesses Urge Lawmakers to Oppose House Bill 1090
“HB 1090 is a solution in search of a problem, inserting government into how Colorado’s small businesses set and display pricing of products, goods, and services.”
Small Businesses Support Bipartisan “Right to Repair” Legislation
NFIB sent a letter to Rep. Neal Dunn (FL-02) in strong support of his legislation, the Right to Equitable and Professional Auto Industry Repair (REPAIR) Act.
Small Businesses Support Supreme Court Decision to Reject Vague Water Quality Standards
NFIB is pleased with today’s Supreme Court decision in the case City and County of San Francisco, California v. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
NFIB Illinois to Labor Committees: “Give Small Businesses a Chance”
NFIB Illinois urges lawmakers to vote against multiple mandate expansions that will limit small businesses
Earned Sick Time Act Changes Webinar and Resources
Watch NFIB’s latest webinar on ESTA
NFIB Advocates for PA Small Businesses During Legislative Meetings
NFIB’s Greg Moreland testified before committee members on small business issues
NFIB, TAB Applaud Recommendations for Removing Barriers to Small Business Success in Governor’s Small Business Freedom Council Report
NFIB & TAB co-chaired Governor Abbott’s Small Business Freedom Council to review government efficiency for Texas businesses.
Vermont Capitol Update
The pace of action in Montpelier started to pick up in February, with lawmakers introducing hundreds of new bills and committees starting discussions on some of the major issues facing the state. Governor Phil Scott also continued his push to roll back expensive energy mandates, reform school funding, and (hopefully) rein in property tax increases.
New Hampshire Capitol Update
At the beginning of March, the New Hampshire General Court returned from a weeklong break – set to coincide with Winter Recess in most school districts – and will be busy at work ahead of key deadlines.