Arizona’s Small Business Community Endorses Eli Crane

September 15, 2022 Last Edit: May 8, 2025

Arizona’s Small Business Community Endorses Eli Crane

PHOENIX, Ariz. (Sept. 15, 2022) – The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), the nation’s leading small business advocacy organization, endorsed Eli Crane for election to the United States House of Representatives to represent Arizona’s 2^nd Congressional District. “Eli Crane will be a strong voice for Arizona’s small businesses in Congress,” said Chad Heinrich, NFIB Arizona State Director. “Eli understands firsthand the economic and regulatory barriers small businesses face daily. He has pledged to advocate for lower taxes, fewer government regulations, and pro-growth policies. We are confident that Eli Crane will be a dependable supporter of Arizona’s small businesses and are pleased to endorse him today.” “On behalf of small businesses in Arizona’s 2^nd Congressional District, we are proud to endorse Eli Crane for election,” said Sharon Sussin, NFIB Senior National Political Director. “He understands what it takes to operate a small business, and we look forward to working with him in Washington.” The endorsement is issued from NFIB FedPAC, NFIB’s political action committee. NFIB FedPAC is funded by voluntary contributions by NFIB members over and above their membership dues. Decisions made by the NFIB FedPAC are managed by a member-driven grassroots evaluation.

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