Business regulations and permits

“I’ll fight to cut red tape and expand access to loans and grants for our small businesses affected by Helene.”

“Young Americans shouldn’t be priced out of homeownership. Michael Alfonso will rein in spending, cut red tape, and make it possible for young families to own homes again and build secure, hopeful futures.”

“Reduce unnecessary red tape while maintaining strong consumer protections”

“Making things more affordable means being serious about how markets actually work and recognizing when they don’t. It means fixing bottlenecks that artificially drive up prices, from permitting delays to outdated regulations. It means making smart public investments. And it means doing everything possible to create more good, well-paid jobs.”

“Paige has balanced the city’s books, brought in new businesses, and cut red tape to foster job growth and new homes getting built.”

“I took on the machine to clean up City Hall and we got to work, for the people, by cutting red tape, fixing our finances, attracting new businesses, putting more cops on the beat, building new parks, and making real reforms.”

“She fought for more homes, more small businesses, more restaurants, and more parks. She streamlined the city’s permitting process, slashed permit fees, and cut red tape. Her efforts resulted in almost a thousand more homes, more than 250 new shops and eateries, and over 10,000 building permits in three years.”

“Cut red tape, make permitting make sense, allow more businesses to start, grow and thrive.”

“Supporting small businesses by cutting red tape, expanding access to affordable capital, and making sure that small businesses can attract talent with expanded access to affordable healthcare.”

“Cut and oppose senseless regulations that drive up prices, including insane food, restaurant, and green energy regulations that have made costs skyrocket.”

“End the unfair solar farm deals, secure a farm bill that helps all farmers equally, and cut burdensome farming regulations.”

“Eliminate outdated and mistaken regulations that stifle small businesses, including restaurants.”

“Cut red tape around permitting and licensing to make it easier to start or grow a business.”

“By unleashing the world’s best economy through lower taxes, less regulation, and smart growth, we will make America more affordable and prosperous for millions of Americans.”

“Ed Gallrein will work to cut taxes, reduce regulations, stop the reckless spending that has driven up inflation, and fight to bring good-paying jobs back home for Kentucky.”

“Making things more affordable means being serious about how markets actually work and recognizing when they don’t. It means fixing bottlenecks that artificially drive up prices, from permitting delays to outdated regulations. It means making smart public investments. And it means doing everything possible to create more good, well-paid jobs.”

“She fought for more homes, more small businesses, more restaurants, and more parks. She streamlined the city’s permitting process, slashed permit fees, and cut red tape. Her efforts resulted in almost a thousand more homes, more than 250 new shops and eateries, and over 10,000 building permits in three years.”

“Cut red tape, make permitting make sense, allow more businesses to start, grow and thrive.”

“Cut red tape around permitting and licensing to make it easier to start or grow a business.”

“Less paperwork, simpler reporting, and faster approvals for small businesses.”

“Charlie will also fight unnecessary federal regulations and permitting delays that prevent businesses from investing, expanding, and creating good-paying American jobs.”

“HB25-1295 to streamline small-business permitting so food truck owners can focus on making delicious food, not on jumping through hoops and filling out redundant paperwork.”

“He also led the food-truck law that cut licensing costs and red tape for small businesses across Colorado.”

“Reduce unnecessary red tape while maintaining strong consumer protections”

“Reduce unnecessary regulatory barriers while protecting workers and consumers”

“His work delivered real results for Northwest Florida, including supporting Eastern Shipbuilding, strengthening public safety efforts, and helping local fishermen and small businesses navigate federal red tape.”