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Vote the NFIB 2025 Illinois State Ballot

Vote the NFIB 2025 Illinois State Ballot

January 9, 2025

News Release

We want to hear from you! Complete NFIB’s 2025 state ballot today.

NFIB’s 2025 state ballot went out to NFIB Illinois members via email on January 7. On this ballot, members have the opportunity to express their views on workplace and regulatory issues that could impact their small business.

As a member-driven organization, NFIB regularly surveys its members to gauge where they stand on important issues facing small businesses. These survey results drive NFIB’s positions and advocacy.

Members may also go to http://www.nfib.com/VoteNow and log in to vote.

 

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