Rep. Mike Harris receives Guardian of Small Business Award

Rep. Mike Harris receives Guardian of Small Business Award
State Rep. Mike Harris — Michigan House Republicans
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State Representative Mike Harris has been recognized by the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) with the Guardian of Small Business Award for his contributions to supporting local businesses and workers in Michigan during the 2023-2024 legislative session.

The award is given to legislators who advocate for policies that foster economic growth and opportunities for entrepreneurs and employees in Michigan. During his term, Harris endorsed tax relief measures for small businesses, opposed hikes in taxes, fees, and energy costs, and pushed back against a Michigan Supreme Court decision set to take effect soon that could impose additional challenges on small businesses.

Harris stated, “Standing for small businesses means standing for well-paying local jobs and quality local services in our communities.” He emphasized his efforts to reduce taxes and cut unnecessary regulations that hinder business success. He also highlighted his commitment to maintaining the tipped wage system for restaurant staff and ensuring flexible paid time off options remain available for workers.

The NFIB represents small and independent businesses, advocating based on positions determined by its members. Amanda Fisher, NFIB’s Michigan state director, commended Harris’ dedication: “Rep. Mike Harris has distinguished himself beyond his 100% 2023-24 Voting Record,” she said. She acknowledged his collaboration with NFIB throughout the session as a passionate supporter of small business owners and free enterprise.

Harris was among eight lawmakers from Michigan honored with this award.



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