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Every business, no matter how large or small, operates within a world of policy, regulations and laws. Most government officials desire to have a strong relationship with the people they serve. Therefore, businesses and the organizations that represent them have a duty to express their opinions and interests on matters affecting their local community (in our community, that organization is Your Chamber).  Whether in Washington, DC, the state capitol or city hall, the opinions of constituents in the officials’ home district can be the most important influence on a legislator’s decision.


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