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DENVER, May 9, 2023—Colorado’s hurried shift to alternative energy sources is adding a new wrinkle to another grim forecast of the n
State Director Anthony Smith reports from Salem on the small-business agenda
Friday, May 5, was Day 109 of the 160-day, 2023 Oregon Legislative Session and the date marks yet another legislative deadline. By the end of the day, all bills that have passed in their chamber of origin and have been ass
State Director Ronda Wiggers reports from Helena on the small-business agenda at the conclusion of the 2023 session on the Montana Legislature
The 68th session of the Montana Legislature adjourned sine die [with no further meetings planned] on Tuesday, May 2, and although many industries did not fi
NFIB State Executive Bill Herrle says Florida’s small business community achieved some big victories in this year’s session of the state legislature, which gaveled to a close this morning.
“Our members really stepped up and engaged with their legislators, and their legislators listened,” Herrle s
May is typically the month when big issues receive a public hearing and committees scramble to make decisions in order to meet a May 26th deadline for voting on bills that have been heard. Extensions can be obtained for some particularly major or thorny issues. Some bills are carried over to the 202
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