Old Dominion News

The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) emphasizes the significance of small business owners' participation in shaping policy decisions through voting on the member ballot. The organization notes that it does not rely on a board of directors for policy determination, but instead seeks direct input from its members to identify key issues affecting their businesses.

According to NFIB, the results from this year's state ballot will play a critical role in forming their testimony before legislative committees. Furthermore, these results will be used to influence policymakers in Richmond. NFIB highlights that legislators have historically regarded these outcomes as a reliable representation of small business perspectives.

The NFIB urges its members to partake in this voting process, emphasizing the potential impact on policies that affect their businesses. Participation is restricted to NFIB members, who can cast their vote by visiting the NFIB website, logging in with their credentials, and completing their state ballot.

"The NFIB member ballot is a key part of this process," the organization states, reinforcing the weight this process holds in advocacy efforts. The organization further notes, "By participating, you’re helping us advocate for your interests and ensure your priorities are heard."

To participate in the ballot, NFIB members are instructed to visit www.NFIB.com/VoteMyBallot, log in with their email and password, and select "My Ballots and Surveys" to complete the process. The NFIB sees this as a pivotal opportunity for members to make an impact on legislative actions that may affect their businesses.