Engage Your Employees.
Talk about Policy.
Get out the Vote for Small Business.
Amidst painful inflation, rising interest rates, and increasingly cumbersome and confusing regulatory policies imbalanced on the back of small-business owners, talking to your employees about how to understand business priorities at the polls could make a difference for years to come.
- Shapes how easily small businesses can access loans, credit, and investment.
- Determines whether trade, exporting, and government contracting are realistic growth paths.
- Impacts the strength of local economies, infrastructure, and workforce pipelines that small firms depend on.
Election Resources for Employers
By The Numbers
NSBA's 2026 Economic Report shows a small-business community facing increased costs, economic insecurity and a hesitancy to embark on any significant growth. More businesses today are not seeking external financing than at any point since we’ve been doing the survey. This underscores slower anticipated growth rates and a generally stagnant small-business economy.
NSBA Issue Briefs
NSBA is a recognized source for data on America’s small-business community. A great tool to share with employees and workers when it comes to facilitating productive election-related discussions in the office and on the job, read NBSA's complete Issue Brief collection here.
Election Resources for Employees
Connect Directly with Congress
Action Center
Members are at the core of NSBA, and our efforts in Washington would be nothing without their support in driving the small-business advocacy initiatives we do every day. Check in and come back often to learn the latest about our efforts on Capitol Hill and beyond.
Your Member
Not sure of your congressional district or who your Member or Senator is? This service will assist you by matching your ZIP code to your congressional district, with links to your member's website and contact page.