Small business owners in Texas are facing economic challenges, with optimism at its lowest level since 2012. As a result, it is crucial to have strong advocates in Austin to support them. To ensure that their voices are heard, small business owners need to be proactive and plan to vote for pro-small business candidates in the May 2024 runoff elections. Early voting will be held from May 20 to May 24, with polls open from 7:00 AM CT to 7:00 PM CT.
The NFIB’s Texas PAC has endorsed several incumbent candidates for the Texas House of Representatives seats, including Gary VanDeaver, Dade Phelan, Justin Holland, John Kuempel, DeWayne Burns, Frederick Frazier, Lynn Stucky, and Stephanie Klick. These candidates have been identified as being pro-small business and have demonstrated a commitment to supporting small businesses in their communities.
Small business owners vote in high numbers and can influence others to vote. By supporting these pro-small business candidates, small business owners can rally others and make a difference in the outcome of the election. Make your plan to vote today and help turn out the powerful small-business voting bloc. Don’t forget to register to vote by April 29 and visit VoteTexas.gov for more details on how you can get involved and make your voice heard.
Being an advocate for small businesses is crucial now more than ever. With decreased optimism among small business owners and challenges they face daily, having strong advocates in Austin who understand their concerns is essential. By supporting these pro-small business candidates in the upcoming May 2024 runoff elections, we can help ensure that their voices are heard and that they receive the support they need to continue growing their businesses.
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