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WATCH: New York small business owner calls for auto insurance reform nfib.com/news/news/watc…

New York is 50th in tax competitiveness. There shouldn't be any discussion in Albany about tax increases.

Utility bills have already climbed astronomically in New York. To double down on the state's climate law which will drive utility rates even higher is absurd. Main Street needs affordable and reliable energy - that should be lawmakers' top priority. nypost.com/2026/04/29/us-…

Auto insurance reforms are needed now! Unchecked fraud and excessive litigation are continuing to push costs higher for families and employers across the state.

Proud to join eight other pro-business and trade associations urging the New York State Legislature to move forward with Governor Hochul’s proposed auto insurance reforms. Failure to address fraud and rising insurance costs continues to undermine #affordability in New York.

Small businesses & consumers are paying the highest auto insurance premiums in the nation because of absurd lawsuits & fraud. The trial lawyers are looking out for their wallets & will stop at nothing to ensure they can park another expensive car in their Hampton home's driveway.

The Legislature needs to stop doing the bidding of the trial lawyers. What's happening in New York is absolute lunacy, which is why @GovKathyHochul's reforms are widely supported. No budget without auto insurance reform! wsj.com/opinion/kathy-… via @WSJopinion

Letter: My auto insurance premiums are too high; I support the plan to fix it | Opinion | beenews.com beenews.com/amherst_bee/op…

WATCH: New York small business owner calls for auto insurance reform nfib.com/news/news/watc…

To all the lawmakers asking about proof of fraud & staged auto accidents. Read this: nypost.com/2026/04/08/us-… Enough stalling on behalf of the trial lawyers. It's time to support @GovKathyHochul's auto insurance reform package.

New York Small Businesses Win Legal Challenge to Onerous New Wetlands Regulations nfib.com/news/press-rel…

NFIB member and western New York pizzeria owner shares his story on why the Empire State needs to curb unfair and expensive litigation and crack down on staged auto accidents. Small businesses need lower auto insurance premiums: beenews.com/amherst_bee/op…

📢 Advocates gathered at the NY Capitol today to urge lawmakers to support @GovKathyHochul’s auto insurance affordability proposals. @nfib_ny’s Ashley Ranslow: “Doing nothing is not an option.”

The status quo has resulted in hardworking New Yorkers paying an average of $4,000 a year for car insurance, almost double the national average. Read NFIB's op-ed here: Lawmakers Must Support Gov. Hochul’s Common Sense Insurance Affordability Agenda empirereportnewyork.com/lawmakers-must…

ASHLEY RANSLOW: Lawmakers Must Support Hochul’s Common Sense Insurance Affordability Agenda spons empirereportnewyork.com/lawmakers-must…

Thank you @RepMikeLawler for being a @NFIB Small Business Deduction Champion!

Serving on the Financial Services Committee and as a member of the Small Business Caucus, I’ve seen firsthand that small businesses are the backbone of our economy. I was proud to stand with @NFIB in the fight to protect America’s small businesses from massive tax hikes by making the 20% Small Business Deduction permanent, so they can continue to grow, hire, and succeed.

New York lags the nation by two-thirds in new small businesses. Owners met at the Capitol Tuesday to discuss challenges and advocate for state law changes to support growth. "When businesses leave, they take those jobs with them." rochesterfirst.com/new-york-state…

It's time to lower auto insurance premiums for Main Street. NFIB stood with @GovKathyHochul today to urge the Legislature to get this done! Governor Hochul Rallies with Leaders and Advocates to Highlight Auto Insurance Reform Proposals as Support Grows: governor.ny.gov/news/governor-…

The NYS Trial Lawyers Association is absolutely advocating for the status quo to enrich themselves at the expense of small businesses and consumers. New York has the highest auto insurance premiums in the nation, and Main Street cannot continue to shoulder these costs.