Voters Pass Ballot Question Easing Tax Burden on Small Businesses
Referendum Question A raises the threshold for paying tangible personal property taxes.
Nationwide Events Urge Small Business Deduction Permanence
Small business owners attend roundtables to explain the importance of the 20% Small Business Deduction to lawmakers. Sign NFIB’s petition to take action!
The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same in the MA Legislature
Despite twenty-one incumbent state lawmakers retiring, not much has changed in the composition of the Massachusetts House and Senate this election.
Ninety-Three Percent of NFIB Ohio-PAC Endorsed Candidates Won Election to Ohio Legislature
As Ohio small businesses reported historic low optimism and high uncertainty about the future, many issues were on the ballot for small business owners this election cycle.
2024 Election: What We Know in Indiana
Indiana small businesses had a lot at stake this election: a gubernatorial race, a U.S. Senate race, and various seats in the U.S. Congress and Indiana General Assembly. Many pro-small business candidates came out as winners.
Michigan Legislative “Lame Duck Session” Preview: Changes to Paid Sick Leave and Minimum Wage Legislation are Crucial
With the Election over, the Michigan Legislature will be heading into its “lame duck” session beginning Thursday, November 6, 2025.
Election 2024: Republicans Maintain Trifecta in Florida
As Florida’s small businesses continue to report high economic uncertainty and low optimism, small business voters elected many small business-friendly candidates to help ease the inflationary and regulatory pressures facing their businesses.
Republicans Take Back Majority in Michigan State House
As small businesses continue to report high uncertainty and low optimism, voters elected many pro-small business candidates on Tuesday although Michigan is certainly a mixed bag.
GOP Gains Supermajority in SC Senate
Here’s a look at what happened in the Nov. 5 General Election.
Election 2024: Tie In Minnesota House Could Be Good For Small Businesses
On Tuesday, Minnesota didn’t see the political earthquake that some on both sides had predicted before the election.