Success in business does not depend solely on our own efforts. The decisions made each year by the legislature and governor can have a profound impact on your company's bottomline - decisions on issues like workers' compensation, corporate income and property taxes, health care, lawsuit reform, transporation funding and education to name a few. To be competitive in Minnesota means we must ensure the laws and regulations allow us a fair chance to compete. That begins each election by electing pro-business candidates. Candidates who share our goals for job growth and economic vitality. Candidates who aren't afraid to battle the interests of big labor and the powerful trial bar.
Since 1975 the Minnesota Chamber Leadership Fund has been identifying and supporting pro-business/pro-jobs candidates for election to the State Legislature and Governor's office. The Leadership Fund provides an easy and effective way for business-minded citizens to pool their resources and invest in good government.
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What do legislative battles have in common?
They all begin at the ballot box on Election Day.
When are business and jobs issues best represented?
When pro-business/pro-jobs candidates get elected.
What's an effective way to elect pro-business/pro-jobs candidates?
Ask Minnesota's business leaders.
Russell B. Hagen, Maple Grove
Deborah Hopp, Minneapolis
Jim Sawyer, Northfield
Prepared and paid for by the Minnesota Chamber Leadership Fund, 400 Robert Street North, #1500, St. Paul, MN 55101. Not coordinated with, authorized by or made in cooperation with any party unit or candidate committee. David C. Olson, treasurer.