Support Small Business Across America
At NASE we work daily with all branches of government to make sure the best interests of the small business like yours are represented but we need your help! Use the tools and resources below to let your voice be heard.
Upcoming Elections
Here are the upcoming elections that we are carefully watching.
| Tue, Apr 16, 2024 | - | Alabama Primary Runoff Election |
| Tue, Apr 16, 2024 | - | Michigan Special General Election - For State House Districts 13 and 25 |
| Tue, Apr 23, 2024 | - | Washington Special Election |
| Sat, Apr 27, 2024 | - | Louisiana Municipal General Election |
| Tue, May 14, 2024 | - | Delaware School Board Election |
| Tue, May 7, 2024 | - | Rhode Island Special Referendum Election |
Are you registered to vote? You can go here (
RockTheVote.com) to find out!
Voting Information Tool
The Voting Information Tool (VIT) below is an easy to use voting information tool that offers official voting information–such as polling place and ballot information–to anyone, using just a residential address.
On the move...?
This short messaging service (SMS) tool provides voters with election information via text message. By texting “VOTE” or “VOTO” to GOVOTE (468-683), voters can find polling places, contact information for local election officials, and registration URLs. The app is available in multiple languages.
By sending a text message to Pew (The Pew Charitable Trusts), you consent to receive voting information via one or more text messages from an automated system. This is a free service, but standard text message rates may apply. You may revoke consent by contacting Pew, including by texting STOP.
SMS Tool Terms of Service and Privacy Policy
Get Involved!
Get involved and take action today with the NASE! Simply click on one of the links below and enter your ZIP code or state, search for your elected officials, and send them a letter
Search for your Representative to the US House of Representatives
Search for your US Senator
Just for Fun
Here are some great tools built and managed by the Sunlight Foundation that you may find interesting.
Capitol Words explores the most popular words and phrases used by legislators in the U.S. Congress. Search the data from 1996 to today by state, date or politician.
Influence Explorer connects the dots of political contributions on the federal and state level allowing you to track influence by lawmaker, company or prominent individual.
Open States allows anyone to discover more about lawmaking in their state. With Open States, you can track state bills, get campaign and contact information for legislators and follow all the action across 50 states, D.C. and Puerto Rico.
Party Time documents the political fundraising circuit. From the early morning hours until late at night, there are opportunities for members of Congress, presidential and congressional candidates to meet with supporters behind closed doors, press them for money and party. Breakfasts, luncheons, barbecues, golfing outings, receptions, concerts, basketball, baseball, football—the social whirl is endless.
Political Ad Sleuth is an opportunity for local volunteers to help us make a national, online database of TV stations’ public ad files. This paperwork, which every broadcaster keeps but doesn’t post online, contains important information about who is buying airtime for political ads.
For more on what the NASE is doing for Small Business in Washington, check out Washington Watch.