The One Big Beautiful Bill Act delivers President Trump’s agenda by making his 2017 tax cuts permanent, securing record border funding, ending the Green New Scam, unleashing U.S. energy, and cutting waste, fraud, and abuse—alongside other priorities overwhelmingly endorsed by the American people on November 5th.
Here is what stakeholders are saying:
KEY VOTE — Americans for Prosperity (AFP), Brent Gardner, Chief Government Affairs Officer: “We are so close to delivering a generational win to Americans by making pro-growth tax policy permanent. When we pass this bill, job creators and families will have the certainty they need to invest in their businesses and futures, reigniting the American Dream. We are encouraged by the thoughtful and productive discussions that have brought this legislation back to the House and urge members to pass it expeditiously to ensure that Americans start reaping the benefits of this transformative legislation as soon as possible.”
KEY VOTE — Americans for Tax Reform (ATR), Grover Norquist, President: “Finish the Fight. Pass the Bill. American families and businesses cannot afford any further delay of the Trump agenda. Americans for Tax Reform urges all members of the House to vote in support of this package.”
KEY VOTE — Associated Builders and Contractors and 75 affiliated chapters: “ABC urges you to vote “Yes” on this bill and will consider this a KEY VOTE on our Scorecard for the 119th Congress. This bill includes important tax relief for contractors. The scheduled expiration of many of these policies in 2025 would have grave effects, not only for our contractor members, but for the construction market more broadly. These critical tax policies are vital to the continued success and economic prosperity of our industry.”
KEY VOTE — Associated General Contractors of America: “…AGC will record this vote as a KEY VOTE for the education of its more than 28,000 members. The One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) will prevent a massive tax increase on construction companies. Specifically, it will continue the Qualified Business Income (QBI) deduction which benefits a large majority of construction companies. It also protects family-owned businesses by increasing the estate tax exemption and making it permanent. Finally, it incentivizes investment in new construction equipment by restoring immediate expensing of research and development costs. The OBBB will also improve the pipeline for a construction workforce. It extends Pell Grant eligibility to short-term, high quality construction credentials… In addition, it modernizes 529 plans to cover certificates, licensing exams, continuing-education fees, and even essential trade tools brings the tax code in step with lifelong learning."
KEY VOTE — Club for Growth: “The Club for Growth urges all Senators and Representatives to vote YES on final passage of H.R. 1 – the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. The results of this vote will be included in the Club for Growth Foundation’s 2025 congressional scorecard. Club for Growth issues this key vote alert in relation to the recently released legislative text for the substitute amendment in the Senate with the assumption there will not be significant changes to the bill prior to final passage.”
KEY VOTE — Concerned Women for America Legislative Action Committee (CWALAC), Penny Nance, Chief Executive Officer and President: “As CEO and President of Concerned Women for America Legislative Action Committee (CWALAC), I am writing on behalf of our hundreds of thousands of members across the country in strong support of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act to be passed out of the House of Representatives. CWALAC will score in favor of passage to include in our annual scorecard.”
KEY VOTE — Eagle Forum, Kris Ullman, President: “Crafting the reconciliation bill has been nothing but easy. We appreciate the intense, hard work that every House and Senate Member has put into creating a piece of legislation with the American people in mind. Passing this bill to the President’s desk would be a feat of unity and strength among the Republican party. Eagle Forum has supported the process from the beginning, and we will score in favor of final passage.”
KEY VOTE — Faith & Freedom Coalition, Dr. Ralph Reed, Founder and Chairman: “Congratulations to Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) and the US Senate on passing this historic legislation implementing the mandate given to President Trump to truly “make America great again’! It includes many provisions that are top legislative priorities of Faith & Freedom and the pro-family movement, including expanding the child tax credit, providing critical funds to secure the border, and promoting a culture of life. I also want to express my thanks to President Donald Trump for his indispensable leadership in championing the common-sense, conservative policies embodied in this legislation. I urge the US House of Representatives to act swiftly to pass this legislation to support life, families, and reduce the taxes of all Americans.”
KEY VOTE — Heritage Action: “Heritage Action SUPPORTS the Senate Amendment to H.R. 1, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. We urge Senators to quickly pass this legislation."
KEY VOTE — National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), Lake Coulson, Senior Vice President and Chief Lobbyist: “On behalf of the more than 140,000 members of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), I am writing to express strong support for H.R. 1, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which will provide small businesses with tax certainty and builds on the success of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA). Because of the importance of this bill to the housing industry, we are designating passage of H.R. 1 as a KEY VOTE.”
KEY VOTE — National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), Adam Temple, Senior Vice President for Advocacy: “On behalf of NFIB, the nation’s leading small business advocacy organization, I write in support of H.R. 1, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act as adopted by the U.S. Senate. This bill will make the 20% small business deduction permanent and prevent a massive tax hike on 33 million small businesses. A vote in favor H.R. 1, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act as adopted by the U.S. Senate, will be considered an NFIB key vote for the 119th Congress.”
KEY VOTE — National Retail Federation (NRF), David French Executive Vice President, Government Relations: On behalf of the National Retail Federation (NRF), I write to express our strong support for the One Big Beautiful bill, H.R. 1. This legislation provides critical tax relief to American families, workers and businesses, fostering economic stability and long-term growth. Please note that NRF may consider any votes for the reconciliation package as part of the Retail Opportunity Index for our voting scorecard…A strong economy begins with policies that empower consumers, incentivize business investment and promote competitiveness. This package advances those goals, helping retailers create jobs and invest in communities across the country. We urge you to vote “Yes” on this critical legislation.”
KEY VOTE — National Right to Life: “National Right to Life supports the House reconciliation bill –also named the “One, Big Beautiful Bill” – which would eliminate federal funds being used to prop up the multibillion-dollar abortion industry.”
KEY VOTE — NumbersUSA: “The One Big Beautiful Bill Act delivers on the promises of elected officials for decades to secure the border. This legislation makes a historic investment with over $150 billion in border security & enforcement funding. NumbersUSA is supporting and key voting H.R. 1.”
KEY VOTE — Students for Life Action (SFLAction), Kristan Hawkins, President: “In choosing to redirect healthcare spending to REAL, full-service medical care from abortion vendors for one-year, Republicans have laid a foundation for what we promise will be an on-going push to end federal support for abortion vendors like Planned Parenthood. It’s a first step in the right direction. Because the Senate GOP leadership decided to whittle the House-passed ten years of defunding down to one, this means that as the midterm elections are shaping up, the GOP will need to build on this and pass additional years of forced federal taxpayer funding of America’s Abortion Goliath. And the Pro-Life Generation will vote Pro-Life First.”
KEY VOTE — Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America, Marjorie Dannenfelser, President: “On behalf of our more than one million members from all 50 states, Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America strongly supports and will score in favor of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which includes the vital priority of stopping forced taxpayer funding of the abortion industry for one year. Members of Congress must urgently prioritize swift passage of this bill.”
KEY VOTE — U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Rodney Davis, Senior Vice President for Government Affairs: “The Chamber supports House passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act that would permanently extend President Trump’s pro-growth tax reforms, curb the growth in federal spending, and advance important regulatory reforms. The legislation would strengthen America’s global competitiveness and fuel long-term economic growth. Like any large piece of legislation, there is always opportunity for refinement, and we look forward to continued collaboration with members of Congress and the administration as the process moves forward. Today, it is essential that the House keep the reconciliation process moving forward and to that end will consider inclusion of House passage on its annual Key Vote list.”
3M: “3M supports the passage of the House budget reconciliation bill and specifically applauds the permanent extension of current rates for Foreign-Derived Intangible Income (FDII). This extension is crucial for maintaining a competitive edge in global markets and fostering innovation within the U.S. By incentivizing domestic manufacturing and retaining valuable intangible assets stateside, FDII plays a vital role in driving economic growth and job creation.”
60 Plus Association, Jim Martin, Founder and Chairman: “It’s a win for seniors across the country. The President and House Republicans are providing much needed tax relief to middle and low-income seniors.”
ACLI, Jill Kozeny, Executive Vice President and Chief Advocacy Officer: “The American Council of Life Insurers supports this landmark tax bill as it moves near final passage and its core mission for greater financial security and economic opportunity for families and small businesses. We thank President Trump, Chairman Smith, and Chairman Crapo for their efforts on behalf of the American people.”
Aerospace Industries Association (AIA), Eric Fanning, President and Chief Executive Officer: “The final reconciliation package is a powerful boost to America’s defense, aviation, and manufacturing strength. With $100 billion in investment for the defense industrial base, additional funding to modernize America’s air traffic control system, and a return to pro-America tax policies like immediate R&D expensing, it ensures our warfighters stay equipped with cutting-edge technology while supporting safety, innovation, and job creation across the aerospace sector. The Aerospace Industries Association urges the House of Representatives to advance this legislation, and we look forward to partnering with Congress as the bill continues to progress.”
Affordable Housing Tax Credit Coalition, Emily Cadik, Chief Executive Officer: “The Housing Credit provisions in the Senate reconciliation bill would finance well over a million more affordable homes in the U.S. – a profound impact at a time of staggering need. We applaud this effort to take an unprecedented step toward resolving a crisis that continues to affect millions of Americans.”
Agricultural Retailers Association: “Swift passage of this bill will take a critical step toward revitalizing the agricultural economy and supporting rural America during these challenging times. This legislation strengthens the farm safety net, ensures essential investments in conservation, and includes tax provisions that offer much-needed relief to family farms and agribusinesses.”
Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA), Darren Pleasance, President and Chief Executive Officer: “On behalf of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA), the world's largest aviation membership organization representing more than 300,000 members across the country, I am writing to express strong suppo11 for the modernization of our nation ·s Air Traffic Control (ATC) system and urge Congress to pass the ·'One Big Beautiful Bill Act'· that addresses several priorities for our nation including ensuring America's skies remain the safest and most efficient in the world.”
Airlines for America (A4A): “We are grateful that the Senate understands the urgent need to overhaul our nation’s air traffic control (ATC) system and included $12.5 billion in their reconciliation package for that cause. This is an important first step as Secretary Duffy works to implement President Trump’s vision of a brand new, state-of-the-art system. We especially appreciate Commerce Committee Chairman Ted Cruz for his long-time dedication to the safety and efficiency of our nation’s airspace. We urge the House of Representatives to quickly pass this legislation so President Trump can sign the One Big Beautiful Bill into law, begin the work of upgrading our ATC system and revitalize our airspace.”
Airports Council International: “ACI-NA applauds Congress for including airport industry priorities in H.R. 1 that will make critical investments to strengthen border security and aviation safety throughout America. Funding 5,000 additional CBP officers will improve the processing experience for passengers and cargo moving through our airports, seaports, and land ports. And a long-overdue overhaul of our air traffic control system will modernize aging infrastructure and technology, alleviate runway hot spots, and bolster the controller workforce. These new investments will provide significant benefits to the traveling public and businesses all over the country. The airport industry looks forward to working with the Trump Administration on implementing these critical improvements to the aviation system as quickly as possible.”
ALEC Action: “The One Big Beautiful Bill keeps more money in the pockets of working families, provides entrepreneurs the freedom to grow, and sends the message that America is back. This is the kind of bold, sweeping reform that provided the foundation for America’s prosperity and will lead us into the future. With President Trump's signature, this will be remembered as the moment we began writing the next great chapter in the American story. ALEC Action urges final passage and stands shoulder to shoulder with every leader who’s ready to build that future.”
ALFA: “Technology is transforming our world at unprecedented speed — modernizing existing industries, building new opportunities, and improving everyday life for Americans. But this momentum can be derailed by outdated policies and a patchwork of conflicting regulations. The One Big, Beautiful Bill provides the clear, unified policy framework our nation needs to harness the full promise of innovation. By promoting AI development, removing regulatory roadblocks, and streamlining access to the natural resources that power advancement, this bill lays the foundation for sustained American leadership in the 21st century. ALFA strongly urges the House to pass this bill and send it to the Senate — so that America’s builders and problem-solvers can continue shaping a better future for everyone.”
Alliance for Automotive Innovation, John Bozzella, President and Chief Executive Officer: “Like I said, lots to like. Not perfect but given the auto industry’s outsized impact on the country’s economic and national security, we appreciate the inclusion of these policies and urge the House to pass the bill and send to President Trump as soon as possible.”
Alliance for Biopharmaceutical Competitiveness and Innovation: “The Alliance for Biopharmaceutical Competitiveness and Innovation supports swift passage of the pro-growth tax policies in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act that will drive investment, innovation, and job creation in the United States.”
Alliance for Tax Equity: “The undersigned associations and companies representing Main Street businesses and workers in every community across America support the One Big, Beautiful Bill. We are especially appreciative of the No Tax on Tips provision, including access to the 45B FICA Tip Tax Credit for the professional beauty industry, in the reconciliation tax package.”
Altria, Todd Walker, Senior Vice President, Government Affairs and Public Policy: “Altria applauds the House Ways & Means Committee for delivering a pro-growth tax bill to the House floor. The bill maintains a globally competitive corporate tax rate of 21%, which is the most important ingredient for allowing companies to invest in new jobs, increase employee wages, and grow their businesses right here in America. The bill also includes good policy, like the closing of the ‘double drawback loophole for tobacco,’ an accidental policy that allows foreign tobacco companies to avoid paying federal excise taxes on cigarettes. We urge the House to pass the ‘One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act.’”
AMAC Action, Andrew J. Mangione Jr., Senior Vice President: AMAC Action, the advocacy affiliate of the Association of Mature American Citizens (AMAC), with over 2 million members nationwide, supports final passage of the House/Senate “One Big Beautiful Bill” as a bold and necessary step toward securing the financial future of both our nation and its seniors. This legislation delivers meaningful tax relief by making the small business deduction permanent, encouraging entrepreneurship and helping preserve the legacy of family-owned businesses, many of which are operated by or employ our members. Importantly, the bill also provides long-overdue relief from the death tax, ensuring that seniors can pass down the fruits of their labor without excessive government interference.”
America First Policy Institute, Greg Sindelar, President and Chief Executive Officer: “President Trump, Speaker Johnson, and America First members of congress have been working relentlessly on the One Big, Beautiful Bill Act for years. If enacted, this bill would include the largest mandatory savings of any bill in the history of congress. The American people voted overwhelmingly for an America First agenda - and this bill delivers on that mandate. The American people deserve politicians who keep their campaign promises and have a bias for bold action. The bill would prevent one of the largest middle-class tax hikes in history, put American farmers first, protect seniors, accelerate border security and immigration enforcement operations, and put America on the path to a golden age of affordability and fiscal sanity. American families need commonsense policies that reward hard work and raise living standards. This bill does just that. Extending the personal tax rates for individuals and small businesses enables families to keep more of what they earn - rather than funding ever-growing government programs. Congress must continue moving quickly to reduce taxes, raise accountability, and secure the border for all Americans."
America First Works, Ashley Hayek, President: “Senators who voted for the One, Big, Beautiful Bill put Americans first. They are delivering tax cuts, a secure border, no taxes on tips or overtime, new manufacturing jobs, unleashed American energy, and so much more. It’s America’s Golden Age packed into one bill. President Donald J. Trump and Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) deserve enormous credit for getting this done. Now the House must act quickly to solidify this win. The time for debate is over. Members of Congress need to get the current version of the bill to President Trump’s desk. The American people are counting on it.”
American Airlines: "American Airlines strongly supports the much-needed funding to bolster and modernize our air traffic control system in the Senate reconciliation bill. In addition to staffing challenges, the U.S. air traffic control system’s technology and infrastructure have fallen behind much of the world. As President Trump and Secretary Duffy urgently work to build a state-of-the-art air traffic control system, this down payment is an essential first step in making aviation even safer and more efficient. The reconciliation bill also extends other key pro-growth tax policies that provide businesses with the necessary certainty to continue driving the economy. We urge the House to move swiftly and pass the bill."
American Association of Senior Citizens, Saul Anuzis, President: “It’s not perfect, but given the political realities of no bipartisan support, we urge Republicans to unite and pass ‘The One, Big Beautiful Bill.’"
American Bankers Association and over 50 affiliated chapters: “ABA supports and appreciates inclusion of the following provisions: Enacting a narrow provision of ACRE… Making permanent the Section 199A Deduction… permanently extending an Enhanced Estate Tax Exemption… Strengthening the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC)… Making permanent the New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC)… Making permanent the ability for businesses to immediately expense domestic research and development (R&D) costs… Making permanent 100 percent expensing for equipment, machinery, and vehicles (“bonus depreciation”)… Making permanent the Section 163(j) interest deductibility calculation based on EBITDA instead of EBIT… Reducing the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s funding cap…”
American Border Story, Angel Families: “Every single one of us is living with a permanent hole in our lives because an illegal immigrant, who never should have been in this country, was allowed to stay and take an innocent life. These were preventable tragedies. And yet, year after year, Washington offers excuses instead of solutions That must end now. The "One Big Beautiful Bill" is not just another piece of legislation-it's a lifeline. It is a long-overdue step toward restoring the rule of law, prioritizing public safety, and finally putting American families ahead of politics.”
American Cement Association, Sean O’Neill, Senior Vice President of Government Affairs: “On behalf of the American Cement Association (ACA), I am writing to express our position on the One, Big, Beautiful Bill (OBBB) currently before the House of Representatives. ACA supports this bill as a first step towards improving the tax code, encouraging economic growth, and fostering job creation for domestic manufacturers.”
American Chemistry Council: “The American Chemistry Council appreciates the work in the House of Representatives to preserve corporate tax rates, extension of critical business tax provisions, and provisions to empower new domestic chemical manufacturing. The House should act to move these provisions, and the entire reconciliation bill process forward. Let’s make America a manufacturing superpower.”
American Composites Manufacturers Association, Cindy Squires, President and Chief Executive Officer: “Chairman Smith and the Ways and Means Committee are delivering what our manufacturers need in the tax code. It supports our industry's proven track record of innovation by reviving and extending immediate R&D expensing and full expensing for capital equipment purchases. We urge the full House to consider making these provisions permanent and to pass these necessary provisions into law as quickly as possible.”
American Council of Engineering Companies, Linda Bauer Darr, President and Chief Executive Officer: “The American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) urges the Senate to pass “One Big Beautiful Bill” which will drive America’s economy forward. This package protects pro-growth tax policies that support job creation and economic competitiveness…We thank the Senate for their efforts to deliver a bill that strengthens America economy without raising taxes on job creators, and we look forward to continuing to work with lawmakers as the legislative process moves forward.”
American Exploration & Production Council (AXPC), Anne Bradbury, Chief Executive Officer: “America’s leading independent oil and gas producers urge the House to advance President Trump’s energy dominance agenda by passing the One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act. This legislation is purpose-built to unleash American energy through smart, durable reforms that reverse the Biden-era tax penalty on intangible drillings costs, repeal the punitive methane tax, and unlock production on federal lands. With these generational reforms in place, American energy producers will be better positioned to power the nation with affordable, reliable, homegrown energy for decades to come – strengthening communities, the economy, and our national security.”
American Farm Bureau Federation: “The American Farm Bureau Federation fully supports the investments made in farm programs and improvements to tax provisions provided in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. We oppose any amendments that would undermine these critical investments and enhancements. The act provides critical tools to farmers and ranchers that will enable them to continue to grow the food, fiber and renewable fuel that America’s families rely on. We strongly urge you to vote yes on the One Big Beautiful Bill Act."
American Federation for Children, Tommy Schultz, Chief Executive Officer: “The mission is clear: deliver school choice to every state in America. The One Big Beautiful Bill does just that by giving every state the opportunity to expand educational options for families who desperately need them. We are eager to see President Trump sign school choice into law!”
American Forest & Paper Association, Julie Landry, Vice President, Government Affairs: “The American Forest & Paper Association (AF&PA) supports the U.S. Senate’s reconciliation legislation that would significantly help the pulp, paper, packaging and tissue manufacturing sector continue to grow and thrive here in the United States. We urge you to work quickly to get these key tax provisions signed into law as part of President Trump’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill Act.’”
American Fuel and Petrochemical Manufacturer, Chet Thompson, Chief Executive Officer: “AFPM applauds and supports the Senate’s pro-growth, pro-energy reconciliation bill. We encourage the House to quickly take up and pass this important legislation. Not doing so would be bad for our country.”
American Gaming Association, William C. Miller, Jr., President and CEO: “On behalf of the American Gaming Association (AGA) and its members, I thank you for your historic leadership in advancing the “One, Big, Beautiful Bill” and the pro-growth tax policies within it. This is a strong, forward-looking bill for the country, and we applaud both Chambers and the Administration for the collaborative effort that brought us to this point. We urge the Senate and the House to approve this legislation so it may be sent to the President’s desk without delay.”
AmericanHort: “AmericanHort commends House leadership and committees for advancing the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which includes important tax provisions for the green industry. While our industry’s most pressing concerns remain the availability and cost of labor, we’re encouraged by the continued support for horticulture. Key provisions include Section 199A, estate tax relief, full bonus depreciation, and the R&D tax credit. We look forward to working together to move this bill to the President’s desk.”
American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA), Rosanna Maietta, President and Chief Executive Officer: “AHLA applauds the Senate’s swift action today to prevent major tax increases on both hotel employees and businesses. The tax provisions included in the Senate bill provide small business hotel owners with the level of certainty they need to effectively operate amidst tremendous uncertainty resulting from years of inflation, trade impacts, and a softening of demand within the broader travel sector. We commend Majority Leader Thune, Senator Crapo, and other Senate champions for securing passage. We urge Congress to swiftly get this package to the President’s desk for his signature to help put businesses back on a pro-growth footing.”
American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI), Kevin Dempsey, President and CEO: “We applaud Senate passage of this legislation which will permanently restore key provisions that have a proven record of fueling innovation and economic growth, including 100 percent bonus depreciation for business investment, immediate expensing for domestic research and development expenses and the EBITDA-based limitation on business net interest deductions. We urge the House to pass this bill and send it to President Trump this week so that he can sign it into law as soon as possible.”
American Land Title Association, Diane Tomb, Chief Executive Officer: “We commend the House for passing legislation that recognizes the needs of American small businesses, including the thousands of title and settlement companies ALTA represents. The expanded deduction under Section 199A is a welcome step that supports the long-term health of our small business members and the communities they serve. ALTA is especially pleased to see the preservation of Section 1031 like-kind exchanges, which play a vital role in fueling real estate investment, promoting property improvements and driving local economic growth. Provisions supporting homeownership, including those related to mortgage interest and capital gains exclusions, help provide certainty for buyers, sellers and lenders alike—strengthening the entire housing ecosystem. We urge the Senate to build on this momentum and protect the real estate and housing incentives that help Americans build wealth, promote generational stability and drive our economy forward.”
American Lighting Association, Laurie Gross, Interim President and Chief Executive Officer: “The American Lighting Association strongly supports advancing the House’s ‘One, Big, Beautiful, Bill’ which will help our members continue to power America. The death tax threatens our members’ ability to pass their businesses to the next generation - ALA supports permanence and urges further death tax relief in the final legislation. Enhancements to 199A and equipment expensing will help our members reinvest into their workforces and facilities. The time to act to prevent these looming tax hikes on our small businesses is now.”
American Mold Builders Association, Kym Conis, Managing Director: “The American Mold Builders Association (AMBA), representing the nation’s leading mold manufacturing companies, strongly supports H.R. 1, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, and applauds your swift action to bring tax relief to thousands of small businesses such as our members…Passage of H.R. 1 will help secure the future of U.S. mold building and allow our shops to compete and grow in the face of competition from China and others. Thank you for your leadership on this bill.”
American Petroleum Institute (API), Mike Sommers, President and Chief Executive Officer: “We applaud the Senate for passing the One Big Beautiful Bill to bolster America’s energy advantage and support economic growth. This historic legislation will help usher in a new era of energy dominance by unlocking opportunities for investment, opening lease sales and expanding access to oil and natural gas development. We will continue to work with policymakers to get this final package to President Trump’s desk.”
American Principles Project, Terry Schilling, President: “It’s time to pass President Trump’s Big Beautiful bill that defunds Planned Parenthood and gender transitions for minors. We are calling on all members to support this wonderful legislation!”
American Rental Association, Matthew Hite, Vice President: “The American Rental Association strongly supports the House's Final Reconciliation Bill. The 199(A), Full Expensing, and Corporate Rate provisions will tremendously help our member companies and we are grateful for the House's efforts on this important bill.”
Americans for Limited Government, Robert Romano, Executive Director: “The Senate has done its job and passed President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act pursuant to Senate reconciliation rules…This keeps the promises President Trump repeatedly made to the 77 million Americans who put Trump back in the White House and swept Republicans to House and Senate majorities. Now it is up to the House to finish the job and get the legislation to President Trump’s desk. Make a promise, keep a promise.”
American Sugar Alliance: “America’s sugarbeet and sugarcane family farmers and workers urge final passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act as quickly as possible. Thanks to Chairmen John Boozman, Mike Crapo, GT Thompson, and Jason Smith, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act contains farm and tax provisions that will help keep family farms and good jobs in America, including necessary updates to the Farm Bill sugar provisions.”
Americans United for Life, John Mize, Chief Executive Officer: “Americans United for Life is pleased to see the One Big Beautiful Bill put American families first. From providing resources for new parents through increasing the child tax credit and adoption tax credit, to enhancing paid family and medical leave and employer-provided child care, it meets families at their point of need. And it stops taxpayer dollars from going to organizations who exist primarily to extinguish the lives of the unborn. The One Big Beautiful Bill looks at the core of what makes American families flourish and reaffirms this bedrock of American society. We believe this bill must be taken up and passed.”
American Trucking Associations and over 40 affiliated chapters: “The trucking industry strongly supports making permanent the expiring provisions of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act such as the 20% deduction for passthrough entities, increased exemption for the estate tax, and current marginal rate structure as well as reinstating 100% bonus depreciation. Additionally, workforce provisions such as increasing flexibility for 529 plans to be used for career and technical training and extending Workforce Pell Grants to shorter term educational programs will help the trucking industry recruit and train drivers and technicians to keep our supply chains rolling.”
America’s Credit Unions, Jim Nussle, President and Chief Executive Officer: “America’s Credit Unions calls on the U.S. House of Representatives to strengthen Main Street America by passing the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. This bill secures the credit union tax status, which benefits 142 million Americans and communities across the country. Credit unions are here to support our nation's financial prosperity, and we urge lawmakers to support policies that create opportunities for credit unions to serve more people.”
APA, John Christmann, CEO: “[I] urge the [House] to pass the One Big Beautiful Bill to strengthen America’s energy future. This landmark legislation will help secure a new era of energy dominance by unlocking investment through the equitable tax treatment of intangible drilling costs."
Asian American Hotel Owners Association (AAHOA), Kamalesh (KP) Patel, Chairman: “This bill represents a major step forward for thousands of hotel owners who have long called for clarity and consistency in the tax code. From more transparency around expensing provisions, to championing incentives that support property improvements and job creation, these measures will help AAHOA Members plan for the future and grow their businesses, ultimately creating American jobs and driving American economic growth.”
Asian American Hotel Owners Association (AAHOA), Laura Lee Blake, President: “Our nearly 20,000 AAHOA Members own 60% of America's hotels and are responsible for powering over 1 million jobs. The tax portion of the package supports the hospitality entrepreneurs who serve as the backbone of local economies. We're proud to support legislation that simplifies the tax landscape and provides hotel owners with the tools they need to thrive.”
Associated Equipment Distributors (AED), Daniel B. Fisher, Senior Vice President: “This legislation will spur economic growth and job creation, incentivize capital investment, and ensure AED members, which supply and maintain the equipment needed to build, feed and fuel America, remain competitive for years to come. We urge support for the bill and urge the House to send it to President Trump’s desk for his signature immediately.”
Association of Equipment Manufacturers, Kip Eideberg, Senior Vice President of Government and Industry Relations: “The Association of Equipment Manufacturers applauds the U.S. Senate's passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) Act -- a historic bill that will strengthen U.S. manufacturing, providing the certainty in the tax code necessary for equipment manufacturers to innovate, invest, and create more family-sustaining jobs right here in America. By extending and expanding the tax reforms from 2017, the OBBB will help equipment manufacturers build more in America, while also bolstering our global competitiveness. We commend Leader Thune for his leadership and commitment to ensuring the permanence of President Trump’s pro-growth tax reforms, and applaud the lawmakers involved in driving this effort forward. We urge the U.S. House of Representatives to act swiftly and send the bill to President Trump's desk."
Association of Value Airlines, Chris Brown, Interim Executive Director: “The Association of Value Airlines strongly supports the One, Big, Beautiful Bill, which includes $12.5 billion to modernize our nation’s antiquated air traffic control system. This historic infusion of funds will help improve aviation safety and reduce flight delays and cancellations, benefiting airlines, passengers and the overall economy. We are grateful for House T&I Committee Chairman Sam Graves and Aviation Subcommittee Chairman Troy Nehls for their leadership and look forward to working with the Trump Administration on implementation.”
AT&T, Mike Ferguson, EVP Federal Legislative Relations: “The One Big Beautiful Bill Act will spur investment, maintain U.S. leadership in innovation and create economic opportunity nationwide. We appreciate Senate Commerce Committee Chair Ted Cruz, Majority Leader John Thune and Sen. Marsha Blackburn for their efforts to establish a spectrum pipeline and renew FCC auction authority. Paired with the tax provisions in the bill, this will enable us to continue to invest in next-generation networks. We encourage the House to pass the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.”
Autos Drive America, Jennifer Safavian, President and Chief Executive Officer: “Autos Drive America appreciates the important work of the House and Senate over these past months and strongly supports the permanent, pro-growth provisions in the tax reconciliation package, including full expensing for U.S.-based R&D, 100% bonus depreciation, and a strengthened FDII deduction.”
Baker Hughes, Suzanne Swink, Government and Corporate Affairs Executive: “Baker Hughes commends the Senate on passage of the tax reconciliation package and encourages the House to swiftly move to finalize this legislation. This bill ensures the US remains competitive globally, focused on American energy leadership and long-term economic growth. It also recognizes the role that CCUS, hydrogen, and geothermal technologies play in our energy future - key for our customers and partners.”
Bienvenido Faith Assembly, Pastor Harold Guerra, Chair, Joshua Navarrete, Senior Director: “Bienvenido Faith Assembly stands with President Trump’s pro-life, pro-family agenda. The One Big Beautiful Bill is a bold step toward protecting life, supporting working families, and honoring the conscience of millions.”
Business Roundtable, Joshua Bolten, Chief Executive Officer: “Today’s vote puts us on the cusp of extending and strengthening tax reform. Business Roundtable applauds the Senate for passing the One Big Beautiful Bill and commends Majority Leader Thune for his steadfast leadership in advancing this legislation. The House now has the opportunity to send a swift, decisive signal that America will remain a premier destination for businesses to invest, hire and grow. We urge the House to act without delay and send the bill to President Trump’s desk by the Fourth of July.”
Center for a Free Economy (CFE), Ryan Ellis, President: “The Center for a Free Economy is pleased to endorse H.R. 1, the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA).” The bill avoids the largest net tax hike in history, and adds on additional tax relief for families and employers. OBBBA is the largest spending cut in the history of budget reconciliation, even after adjusting for inflation. It makes needed savings to Medicaid, SNAP, and Obamacare by rooting out waste, fraud, and abuse…OBBBA makes sure that taxpayers have certainty, and in one fell swoop implements the entire domestic agenda of the Trump Administration. Failure to pass the bill is unthinkable, and is not an option. All Congressmen should support the bill before the July 4th holiday.”
Center for LNG, Charlie Riedl, Executive Director: “On behalf of the Center for LNG (CLNG), I am writing in support of H.Con.Res.14, the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act". CLNG supports the goal of growing U.S. LNG exports as they provide thousands of good-paying jobs here in the United States, and generate millions in tax revenue for federal, state, and local governments. LNG exports help to balance the trade deficit, grow our domestic natural gas supply, enhance domestic manufacturing capabilities, reduce global greenhouse gas emissions, and supply our allies and trading partners with a reliable and safe source of energy.”
Center for Urban Renewal and Education (CURE), Star Parker, Founder; Donald T. Eason, President; Marty Dannenfelser, Vice President of Government Relations and Coalitions: “The “One Big Beautiful Bill” takes important steps to reverse the reckless spending and overzealous regulation of the Biden-Harris administration. It will enable America to return to our foundational principles of economic freedom and fiscal responsibility that gave birth to the most powerful, prosperous, and generous nation in the history of the world…The “One Big Beautiful Bill” is the product of vigorous negotiations. It doesn’t bend the cost curve as much as we would like and the Senate’s “Byrd Rule” caused some good House provisions to fall out, but it’s a very strong bill and worthy of your support.”
Center Right Coalition, Kansas, Steve Greene, Chairman: “The One, Big, Beautiful Bill is exactly what this moment demands. It restores America’s strength by securing the border, ensuring welfare is reserved for the truly vulnerable, unleashes energy production, while delivering needed tax relief for working families and everyday Americans. This is a return to the winning formula of the Trump economy—pro-growth policies, fiscal sanity, and unapologetic leadership that puts America First while helping usher in a Golden Age. It’s bold. It’s necessary. And it’s the path to our next American revival.”
Charps: “The current budget reconciliation bill is a critical step toward strengthening our economy and supporting working families. It invests in essential services like healthcare, education, and infrastructure while promoting fiscal responsibility. This bill reflects our priorities—creating jobs, lowering costs for everyday Americans, and building a stronger, more equitable future.”
Charter Communications, Catherine Bohigian, Executive Vice President of Government Affairs: “We applaud the House Ways and Means Committee for advancing important tax legislation through the Committee. In particular, we commend the Committee for retaining the pro-growth corporate tax rate and restoring key business tax provisions, including the EBITDA standard, that will enable capital-intensive companies like Charter to continue investing in critical infrastructure—especially broadband expansion in rural communities. These provisions strengthen local economies, create good-paying jobs, support small businesses, enhance educational access, and boost productivity in underserved regions.”
Chevron Corporation, Mike Wirth, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer: “Chevron supports the House budget reconciliation bill, which contains important energy and tax provisions. This legislation will enable companies like ours to compete globally and invest domestically in long-term projects that support U.S. energy security.”
Christ Medicus Foundation, Louis Brown Jr., J.D., Executive Director: “Though imperfect, H.R. 1, the One Big Beautiful Bill, presents the opportunity for a historic pro-life victory by protecting pregnant women and unborn children from the injustice of abortion. H.R. 1 protects life by defunding Planned Parenthood, takes away hundreds of millions of dollars from an abortion industry that has devastated poor and minority communities, and stands up for the life, health, and dignity of pregnant mothers and unborn children…H.R. 1’s defunding of Planned Parenthood is the beginning of a new time in America in which, by God’s grace, a pro-life health care system will be built to care for, heal, and restore all our brothers and sisters, especially the poor and vulnerable, who are most in need.”
Christian Employers Alliance, Margaret Iuculano, President: “The Christian Employers Alliance (CEA) calls on Congress to deliver a defining legislative victory – the passage of the One Big Bill (OBBB) – a once-in-a-generation opportunity to align federal policy with the moral convictions and economic vitality of Christian business leaders across America. We are on the cusp of redirecting nearly $500 million away from the nation’s largest abortion provider, ensuring taxpayer dollars reflect life-affirming values and the conscience rights of millions. This bill is more than fiscal policy – it is a moral and economic declaration. It contains several of CEA’s top legislative priorities that equip Christian employers to grow, hire, and lead with integrity.”
Cisco, Chuck Robbins, Chair and Chief Executive Officer: “Encouraged by the House #reconciliation package’s corporate tax provisions. By preserving a competitive rate, retaining FDII, & restoring immediate R&D expensing, this bill will strengthen America’s pro-growth tax system—allowing US companies to better innovate & invest at home.”
Coalition for 1099-K Fairness: “The Coalition for 1099-K Fairness urges final passage of the ‘One, Big, Beautiful Bill,’ that would raise the 1099-K reporting threshold. The commonsense provision would increase the threshold to more than $20,000 in total payments and more than 200 transactions in a calendar year and prevent the upcoming implementation – originally mandated by the American Rescue Plan Act (ARP) – of a $600 reporting threshold, regardless of the number of transactions, beginning in 2026.”
Coalition of 15 transportation and infrastructure organizations: “Investing in the nation’s infrastructure provides far-reaching economic and quality of life benefits, but these improvements depend on the continuity and predictability of funding supported by a healthy Highway Trust Fund (HTF). The One Big Beautiful Bill Act provides an opportunity to address a long-standing inequity by extending the HTF’s user fee structure to drivers of electric and hybrid vehicles…We, the undersigned organizations, ask all members of the House Republican Conference to support this legislation on the House floor.”
Coalition of 45 agriculture groups: “As representatives of the U.S. agriculture industry, we write to thank the Members of the House Committee on Ways and Means—particularly Chairman Smith—for their efforts to advance tax provisions that address the needs of farmers, ranchers, and small businesses. We are encouraged by elements of the package that will provide meaningful support to the agriculture sector. As the reconciliation process moves forward, we urge the House of Representatives to move swiftly to prioritize measures that strengthen rural communities and promote economic stability across American agriculture without delay.”
Coalition of over 300 manufacturers and manufacturing companies from all 50 states: “As the global economy has become increasingly competitive, both the Administration and Congress have been clear on their objective to ensure the United States leads the world in manufacturing. H.R. 1 delivers on that goal—and with pro-growth tax policies nearing enactment, manufacturers stand ready to continue investing in America.”
Coalition of over 40 national and regional agriculture stakeholders: “Time is of the essence, and we encourage final passage of the reconciliation bill, without delay. The tax package includes multiple provisions that will greatly benefit farmers, ranchers, forest landowners, and other agricultural businesses across the United States. Estate Tax Relief… Ensuring Permanency for 199A Qualified Business Income Deduction… Making the Lower Individual Tax Rates and Expanded Tax Brackets Permanent… Increasing Section 179 Expensing… Restoring 100% Bonus Depreciation. While this is not an exhaustive list, these provisions will benefit a vast majority of farmers, ranchers, and agribusinesses across rural America and will help us strengthen the agriculture supply chain.”
Coalition of over 70 trade associations: “This legislation builds on the foundation laid by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and advances a forward-looking, pro-growth tax agenda that supports tens of millions of Main Street enterprises. Critically, it would provide long-overdue certainty to the more than 95 percent of American businesses organized as S corporations, partnerships, and sole proprietorships -- businesses that employ a large majority of the private sector workforce and serve as the economic engine of communities nationwide.”
Comcast: “We applaud Chairman Smith and the House Ways & Means Committee for advancing their comprehensive tax reform package, which would enable American companies like Comcast to continue supporting tens of thousands of jobs and invest billions of dollars in state-of-the-art infrastructure. We urge the House to pass this legislation quickly.”
Competitive Enterprise Institute, Daren Bakst, Director of the Center of Energy and Environment: “The Senate reconciliation text in its current form preferably would be stronger in getting rid of the IRA subsidies, but it is a meaningful step towards helping to dismantle the Green New Deal. Now the Senate and then the House need to get this legislative text addressing the IRA subsidies across the finish line.”
Concerned Veterans for America (CVA): “Today, the Senate passed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, averting one of the largest tax hikes in American history. As veterans, we proudly served overseas to protect the prosperity of the American people, and we fought on Capitol Hill to do it again.”
Coterra Energy: “Coterra Energy supports the Senate budget reconciliation bill and encourages Senate members to support it. This bill has meaningful measures that are critical to enhancing American economic growth and preserving American energy security and affordability.”
Council for Affordable Health Coverage, Joel C. White, President: “The Council for Affordable Health Coverage (CAHC) expresses our appreciation for including health savings account (HSA) policies in the reconciliation bill and now urges you to quickly pass the bill…This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to dramatically address the burden of rising healthcare costs without costing taxpayers. We urge you not to delay and pass this important legislation.”
Council for Citizens Against Government Waste, Tom Schatz, President: “On behalf of the more than one million members and supporters of the Council for Citizens Against Government Waste (CCAGW), I urge you to vote in favor of the Senate version of the One Big Beautiful Bill, also known as reconciliation, which is being considered in the House of Representatives…The bill will make federal spending more efficient, eliminate failed Green New Deal subsidies, and reform programs like Medicaid that have been expanded far beyond their original intent by redirecting funds to those most in need. For these reasons, I again urge your support for the Senate version of the One Big Beautiful Bill. All votes related to this legislation will be among those considered for CCAGW’s 2025 Congressional Ratings. ”
CPAC: “The One Big Beautiful Bill is more than legislation—it’s a chance to realign Washington’s priorities with the needs of hardworking Americans, small businesses, and the security of our nation. CPAC looks forward to seeing this critical bill signed into law - and having it signed quickly. The House and Senate must negotiate with lightning speed and get this to the desk of President Trump ASAP.”
CTIA, Ajit Pai, President and Chief Executive Officer: “The wireless industry urges swift passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. The critical spectrum and tax provisions in this legislation will allow the wireless industry to invest, create jobs, propel economic growth, and secure America’s edge in innovation.”
Data Center Coalition, Cy McNeill, Director of Federal Affairs: “The data center industry is investing hundreds of billions of dollars here in America to continue developing the digital infrastructure that is critical to maintaining U.S. global economic competitiveness and national security. The Data Center Coalition welcomes the Senate's compromise on key tax provisions critical to providing data centers and other industries driving economic growth access to the reliable, affordable energy needed to meet rapidly growing demand. In particular, we appreciate the Senate providing a longer runway for baseload resources to utilize key tax credits, removing the excise tax on energy production, and supporting DOE’s Loan Programs Office. We encourage the House to adopt the compromise language approved by the Senate as the House prepares to vote on final passage by July 4."
Dell Technologies, Michael Dell, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer: “Innovation thrives on investment in R&D. Excited to see Congress taking action to reinstate full expensing for R&D—an essential step in keeping the U.S. at the forefront of global leadership.”
Delta Airlines: “Delta Air Lines appreciates and fully supports the inclusion of critical funding for our nation’s ailing air traffic control system as part of the House reconciliation bill. This funding constitutes a significant starting point for comprehensive ATC reform and marks a once-in-a lifetime opportunity to modernize our national airspace system through investment and innovation. We urge the U.S. House to swiftly pass this important piece of legislation and begin the process of delivering on the administration’s bold plan to modernize ATC and keep our skies safe and efficient.”
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem: “The Big Beautiful Bill will ensure more funding to finish the construction of the border wall with cutting edge technology that will secure our homeland for generations to come. We have the most secure border in American history, but we can’t let up now: this bill will fund our Border Patrol and ICE agents to carry out the arrest and removal of criminal illegal aliens. Make America Safe Again!”
Devon Energy, Clay Casper, CEO: “I sincerely appreciate the Senate leadership for advancing this bill, and I’m grateful to the Trump administration for its continued support of policies that prioritize American energy strength. Let’s seize this opportunity to move our country forward—with pragmatism, purpose, and a clear eye on the future.”
Digital Liberty, James Erwin, Executive Director: “Thanks to the hard work of House leadership and committee chairs, this bill will finally resume spectrum auctions and make 600 MHz available to the private sector. The House is also leading by including federal AI preemption to ensure permissionless innovation in emerging technologies. Congress should promptly pass this product.”
Economic Investment Alliance: “100% full expensing has proven to usher in an era of domestic investment across American communities. Telecommunications companies rapidly installed 5G infrastructure, airlines invested in new fleets and energy companies deployed new technology to make their operations more efficient. Making the policy permanent provides businesses the certainty they need to make long-term investments right here in the U.S.”
Economic Policy Innovation Center (EPIC), Dr. Paul Winfree, President and Chief Executive Officer: “President Trump set a straightforward agenda alongside Congress. They were given a mandate to eliminate waste, fraud, and abuse, ease the burden on working families, secure the border, and put America first. Congress must seize this moment to make that agenda a reality.”
Elite Catering and Event Professionals: “The Elite Catering & Event Professionals (ECEP) supports the passage of the One Big, Beautiful, Bill (OBBB) for its advancement of policies that promote the strength and resilience of domestic businesses…ECEP encourages swift passage of the OBBB to ensure continued opportunity and expansion across both the catering and events industry, and the broader economy.”
Energy Equipment & Infrastructure Alliance, Toby Mack, President and Chief Executive Officer: “The OBBBA is an important step in the right direction to leverage our vast riches of natural gas and oil in support of American energy affordability, reliability and security. Produced and transported safely and economically through pipelines, our oil and natural gas riches ensure we can generate the power to dominate in the global AI race, while through LNG exports providing our allies with an alternative to sourcing from unfriendly actors while they transition to natural gas power generation replacing other less clean-burning fuels. The Act also takes a small but important step in the direction of permitting reform, giving project sponsors a path to expedited NEPA reviews. We urge immediate passage of the OBBBA in its current version.”
Energy Marketers of America, Rob Underwood, President: “The Energy Marketers of America endorses the One Big Beautiful Bill, which supports family-owned and privately held energy marketing businesses. Energy marketers represent a vital link in the motor and heating fuels distribution chain. EMA members supply 80 percent of all finished motor and heating fuel products sold nationwide including renewable hydrocarbon biofuels, gasoline, diesel fuel, biofuels, heating fuel, jet fuel, kerosene, racing fuel and lubricating oils. Restoring the critical pass-through deduction and 100 percent bonus depreciation will help small business energy marketers continue to provide affordable and reliable motor and heating fuels to the American public.”
Equipment Leasing & Finance Association, Andy Fishburn, Senior Vice President of Public Policy: “The Senate just passed permanent 100% expensing and permanent EBITDA-based interest deductibility as part of the “One Big Beautiful Bill” — a landmark victory for the equipment finance industry and a top policy priority for ELFA. These reforms provide the long-term certainty businesses need to invest, grow, and compete. This result reflects the relentless advocacy of ELFA members, who delivered a clear, consistent message to Capitol Hill. We’re proud of what’s been achieved, and we look forward to the House passing and President Trump signing these provisions into law. This is a win not just for our industry, but for the entire American economy. Let’s keep building.”
Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, Brent Leatherwood, President: “The ERLC urges the House to pass this important reconciliation bill, which contains key pro-life and pro-family policies. Most importantly, it contains a provision to defund Planned Parenthood—a remarkable achievement. Its passage will set a lasting precedent that lawmakers can build on in future spending bills to restrict taxpayer funding for the abortion industry. Furthermore, this legislation includes additional measures in other areas that represent tangible steps in the right direction. While no legislative proposal can possibly contain every priority on every issue, this bill deserves swift consideration and passage by the House of Representatives.”
Family Business Coalition: “On behalf of the Family Business Coalition and the millions of family-owned businesses across thE country that our members jointly represent, we write to express our strong support for the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ (OBBB) and to urge the House to swiftly pass this critical legislation.”
Family Business Estate Tax Coalition (FBETC): “The members of the Family Business Estate Tax Coalition (FBETC) write to express our gratitude to Chairman Jason Smith and the Members of the House Committee on Ways and Means for their efforts to advance tax provisions that address the needs of family-owned businesses, farms, and ranches. Most importantly, we applaud the inclusion of meaningful estate tax relief in the committee-approved text, and we urge the House Representatives to move swiftly to prioritize measures that strengthen small businesses and promote economic growth.”
Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association, Mat Silverman, National President: “We appreciate that Congress took FLEOA’s concerns seriously and removed provisions that would have significantly harmed law enforcement recruitment and retention, while also increasing law enforcement funding” said FLEOA National President Mat Silverman. “Protecting the pay and retirement security of those who serve on the front lines is not just good policy—it’s essential to public safety.”
Finseca, Marc Cadin, Chief Executive Officer: “On behalf of Finseca and the more than 11,000 financial security professionals we represent nationwide, I write to applaud the Senate for the passage of H.R. 1—the One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act—and to express our strong support for ensuring this important legislation is swiftly signed into law.”
Forest Landowners Association, Craig Anderson, Vice President of Government Affairs: "The One Big Beautiful Bill Act delivers critical certainty for family forestry businesses by making key tax provisions permanent like expanded estate tax relief, the Section 199A deduction, and bonus depreciation. These tools help multi-generational landowners keep working forests intact, reinvest in rural communities, and plan for the future. We thank Congress for their leadership and look forward to working together on disaster recovery tools, a new Farm Bill, and other pressing needs for forest landowners nationwide."
Forging Industry Association, Angela Gibian, Interim President and Chief Executive Officer: “This legislation is long overdue and Congress needs to move on the Ways and Means tax bill today. Manufacturers in the forging industry must constantly invest to remain globally competitive and the reinstatement especially of the R&D and capital expensing incentives is what our manufacturers need right now. If Washington wants manufacturing to grow and create jobs, the House should pass this bill now.”
Foundation for Government Accountability (FGA), Tarren Bragdon, President and Chief Executive Officer: “The One, Big, Beautiful Bill is the centerpiece of President Trump’s America First Agenda and a once-in-a-generation opportunity to unleash the next economic boom and launch our country into a new era of growth. Speaker Johnson and the House Republicans did tremendous work to bring the bill to this point.”
Fraternal Order of Police, Patrick Yoes, National President: “The ‘One Big Beautiful Bill Act’ is more than legislation—it is a promise kept to the public safety officers across the country and a bold step toward an economy that respects, rewards, and uplifts the people who keep it safe…We appreciate that President Trump is always fighting for our nation’s law enforcement officers.”
Future of the Beauty Industry Coalition: “FBIC supports the Tax Reconciliation bill. This bill supports Main Street small businesses and workers who receive a portion of their compensation via tips.”
Georgia Department of Agriculture (GDA), Tyler J. Harper, Georgia Agriculture Commissioner: “President Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill is a much-needed win for Georgia Farmers and American Agriculture after four years of failure under President Biden. I am grateful to every Georgia member who voted in favor, and I urge Senators Ossoff and Warnock to put partisan politics aside and support this critical legislation.”
Global Business Alliance, Jonathan Samford, President & CEO: “I applaud Chairman Mike Crapo, Leader John Thune and their Senate colleagues for advancing international tax policies that keep the U.S. the top destination for global investment. These provisions will help sustain American jobs, drive innovation, and reinforce a stable tax environment that attracts cross-border capital and world-class know-how. I urge swift House action and final passage of this One Big Beautiful Bill Act in order to secure America’s competitive edge.”
Global Electronics Association, John W. Mitchell, President and Chief Executive Officer: “The Global Electronics Association urges passage of the pro-growth, business provisions included in H.R.1 the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. We serve more than 1,400 U.S. companies across every segment of the industry, and every sector of the economy. In keeping with our mission to build stronger, more resilient electronics supply chains in the region, this bill contains several policies that will strengthen our industry’s ability to invest, innovate, and remain competitive in today’s fast changing global economy.”
GM: “GM applauds the House for taking the first step towards legislation that preserves pro-growth tax policy and provides regulatory consistency. As we continue to make historic investments in the U.S., we share the President’s belief in strengthening domestic manufacturing, creating jobs, and driving national and economic security.”
GPA Midstream: “GPA Midstream applauds the House of Representatives for passing the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill Act,’ an important initial legislative step to ensure American energy dominance. For America’s midstream companies that make up the GPA Midstream membership, the House took appropriate action for maintaining stable and competitive tax policy, initiating the reversal of the unnecessary and costly Waste Emissions Charge, and introducing solutions to the dysfunctional infrastructure permitting process. GPA Midstream looks forward to working with the Senate as the legislative process continues. Policies that unleash American energy enable midstream companies to build and operate the infrastructure needed to provide affordable, reliable, and cleaner energy to American consumers, businesses, and industry.”
Growth Energy, Emily Skor, Chief Executive Officer: “We’re grateful to our champions on Capitol Hill who have worked hard to preserve and extend rural priorities, like the 45Z clean fuel production tax credit. This budget reconciliation package would give farmers and ethanol producers the freedom and flexibility to deliver for the American people. It ultimately delivers on the President’s agenda—it’s good for rural communities, good for innovation, good for investment, and good for American energy dominance. We urge the Senate to protect the 45Z tax credit and get this bill onto the President’s desk, so we can unlock billions of dollars of investments in new markets for farmers and U.S. clean energy innovation.”
Health Benefits Institute, JP Wieske, Executive Director: “On behalf of The Health Benefits Institute and the millions of Americans who rely on flexible, consumer-directed health coverage, we write to express our strong support for several provisions in the 2025 budget reconciliation bill that will modernize and expand access to Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) and Individual Coverage Health Reimbursement Arrangements (ICHRAs).”
Heimdal, Marcus Lima, Chief Executive Officer: “The Heimdal team and I commend Congress for including the Enhancing Energy Recovery Act in the final reconciliation bill. Under the leadership of Senate Majority Whip John Barrasso and House Republican Policy Committee Chair Kevin Hern, Congress is unleashing American energy and manufacturing by establishing tax parity for carbon dioxide utilization and sequestration. This provision enables American companies to utilize captured carbon dioxide to enhance domestic energy production and support the medical, infrastructure, food and beverage, and agricultural industries. Heimdal also thanks Representatives Carol Miller, Randy Weber, and Jack Bergman, as well as Senators James Lankford, Bill Cassidy, John Hoeven, Jim Justice, Tim Sheehy, and Kevin Cramer, for their support.”
Home Depot: “The Home Depot commends policymakers for recognizing the importance of a fair corporate tax rate and supports the pro-growth tax provisions of this bill. This legislation ensures businesses like ours can continue to prioritize investing in our associates, stores and customer experience, while empowering small business pro contractors to drive economic growth nationwide.”
HSA Coalition, Daniel Perrin, Founder: “The HSA Coalition’s first rule of lobbying is ‘don’t say no to yes.’ It certainly applies to the Senate version of the One Big Beautiful Bill – and yes, we urge you to vote yes.”
HSA Council, J. Kevin A. McKechnie, Executive Director: “Thank you for including Health Savings Account (HSA) expansion in the Senate reconciliation proposal. Allowing HSA owners access to Direct Primary Care arrangements, Telehealth services, and for the first time, coordinating HSAs with Bronze and Catastrophic ACA plans will benefit the millions of Americans who finance their healthcare with an HSA.”
ICSC: “ICSC supports passage of the House reconciliation package. The legislation maintains a consistent, fair playing field for commercial real estate entities, and even improves upon certain portions of the 2017 tax bill. Our members will be able to invest more resources into their local communities because of the framework this bill provides.”
Immigration Accountability Project: “IAP strongly supports the game-changing investments in immigration enforcement and border security that are included in the One Big Beautiful Bill. This funding will enable @realDonaldTrump to keep his campaign promise of mass deportations and have a lasting impact on border security by building the wall.”
INCOMPAS, Chip Pickering, Chief Executive Officer: “Today, I offer my strongest endorsement of the final reconciliation bill, specifically highlighting section 43201 which allocates $500 million to the Department of Commerce for government-wide AI implementation and includes a critical temporary moratorium on state regulations. This substantial investment will drive federal modernization, while preventing a regulatory patchwork that would undermine America's competitiveness in the global AI race against China.I applaud Chairman Guthrie and the Committee for their foresight in simultaneously addressing technology modernization, streamlining regulation, and strengthening our essential digital and energy infrastructure. This reconciliation package delivers precisely what's needed to secure America's AI leadership.”
Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of America (Big “I”), Charles Symington, President and Chief Executive Officer: “The Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of America (Big ‘I’) applauds the work done by Chairman Jason Smith, the Ways and Means Committee Members and House Republican Leadership on the final text of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. This critical legislation builds upon the success of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) by supporting Main Street America – the communities, businesses and individuals who make our country great. In particular, the Big ‘I’ commends Chairman Smith for preserving and strengthening the 199A deduction, which so many small businesses have come to rely upon to better serve their communities. The Big ‘I’ urges the House of Representatives to act and pass this legislation.”
Independent Petroleum Association of America (IPAA), Jeff Eshelman, President and Chief Executive Officer: “The Independent Petroleum Association of America (IPAA) strongly supports H.Con.Res.14, the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" and urges the House of Representatives to pass the measure as soon as possible. IPAA represents roughly 6,000 independent oil and natural gas producers and service and supply companies. Our members operate in thirty-three states as well as offshore and are the primary producers of the nation's oil and natural gas and account for 83 percent of America's oil production and 90 percent of its natural gas output. IPAA members truly are the face of small business in America's oil and natural gas patch and believe it is important for the nation to support President Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill Act."
Independent Women’s Network, 19 chapters across America: “Independent Women’s Network urges members of the United States Congress to swiftly pass President Trump’s once-in-a-generation ‘One Big, Beautiful Bill’ that advances the rule of law, restores fiscal sanity and common-sense social safety-net reforms, and upholds the foundational principles that make our nation strong.”
Independent Women’s Voice, Gabriella Hoffman, Director, Center for Energy and Conservation: “On behalf of Independent Women’s Voice, I applaud Congress’ “One Big Beautiful Bill” to repeal the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) green subsidies of mature clean energy projects.Independent Women fights for women and their loved ones by effectively expanding support for policy solutions that aren’t just well-intended, but actually enhance people’s freedom, opportunities, and well-being.”
Independent Women’s Voice, Meghan Mobbs, Director, Center for American Safety and Security (CASS): “This is a comprehensive, unapologetic investment in peace through strength. Whether it’s upgrading our munitions stockpiles, accelerating next-generation fighter and nuclear deterrent programs, or investing in AI-driven innovation, the OBBB is about one thing: making sure America never falls behind—on the battlefield or at home. The OBBB is how we protect our people and how we secure the future.”
Independent Women’s Voice, Patrice Onwuka, Director, Center for Economic Opportunity: “The Center for Economic Opportunity at Independent Women urges members of the United States Congress to pass the ‘One Big, Beautiful Bill,’ codifying President Trump’s bold economic agenda. This bill provides the largest tax cut in history to individuals, families, and small businesses while stimulating our economy and proposing common-sense reforms to rightsize our social safety net programs.”
Infinity Flight Group, Gregory John, President: “This tax bill is critical to helping small businesses like Infinity Flight Group continue to expand and meet the growing demand for skilled airline pilots. Thanks to accelerated depreciation, we’ve been able to invest in new aircraft, scale our operations, and train the next generation of pilots more efficiently. Quite simply, this provision has been the single most impactful tool in our growth from 2017 to today and its continuation is essential to our future.”
Interest Deductibility Working Group: “The Interest Deductibility Working Group strongly supports passage of the One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act by the full House of Representatives. Included in the package, the pro-growth policy of restoring the 30% of EBITDA standard for five years will enable U.S. companies to invest billions into strengthening American competitiveness. We’re deeply encouraged by this commitment to foster growth and opportunity for our businesses and communities nationwide, and look forward to working with Congress and President Trump to advance this critical policy.”
International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF), Edward Kelly, General President: “Firefighters and emergency medical workers shouldn’t be penalized for choosing a career in public service. President Trump respects the contributions lAFF members make to our country and recognizes the importance of ensuring these brave men and women can keep more of their hard-earned money.”
International Foodservice Distributors Association, Mala Parker, Senior Vice President of Government and Public Affairs: “IFDA strongly supports the Senate-passed One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which includes tax policy essential for the foodservice distribution industry, almost 90 percent of which are family-owned businesses. Making permanent the increased federal estate tax exemption and 199A pass-through deduction will provide certainty and encourage growth for the industry that makes meals away from home possible. The House and Senate deserve immense credit for their work on these provisions, and we urge the House to pass the Senate bill and get it to the President’s desk quickly for the benefit of communities served by Main Street businesses.”
International Franchise Association (IFA), Michael Layman, Chief Advocacy Officer: “A major milestone for the franchise community, representing the culmination of months of advocacy that began at the start of the year. Not only are small business owners, including America’s 831,000 franchise owners, spared a major across-the-board tax increase at the end of the year, but the One Big, Beautiful Bill contains provisions that will fuel growth for franchise owners across the country. We appreciate the Senate’s swift action and urge the House to get it across the finish line to unlock new opportunities for franchise businesses nationwide.”
International Warehouse Logistics Association (IWLA): “IWLA commends the House for advancing pro growth tax provisions in the reconciliation package – preserving competitive corporate rates, extending critical business incentives, and delivering meaningful estate tax relief for family owned 3PL warehouses. By providing the certainty our industry needs to invest in equipment, expand operations, and create good jobs, this legislation will strengthen America’s supply chain and keep our businesses globally competitive. We urge Representatives to vote ‘YES’ and move this bill swiftly to the President’s desk so that the benefits of these tax cuts can be felt without delay.”
Interstate Natural Gas Association of America, Amy Andryszak, President and Chief Executive Officer: “On behalf of the Interstate Natural Gas Association of America (INGAA), I write in support of provisions in the Concurrent Resolution on the Budget for Fiscal Year 2025, H. Con. Res. 14, which would expedite permitting timelines and judicial reviews and lessen the tax liability for energy infrastructure…INGAA and the companies we represent urge Congress to work in a bipartisan manner to enact H. Con. Res. 14 and other energy infrastructure permitting and tax reforms to continue delivering the advantages of natural gas to the American people.”
IPC: “On behalf of the more than 1,400 U.S. companies across every segment of the electronics industry, I write to express our support for pro-growth, business provisions included in H. Con. Res. 14, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. These policies will strengthen our industry’s ability to invest, innovate, and remain competitive in today’s fast changing global economy.”
Job Creators Network, Alfredo Ortiz, Chief Executive Officer: “On behalf of Main Street, JCN calls on the House to quickly pass the Senate tax cut legislation and get it to President Trump’s desk to be signed into law by July 4, giving America the best birthday present it could ask for. Passing this tax cut bill will demonstrate once again that Republicans are the party of Main Street and ordinary Americans. By expanding and making permanent the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, including restoring full, immediate expensing, Republican legislators will deliver historic, pro-growth reform that can last for generations. These tax cuts will empower small business owners to invest, hire, raise wages, and reinvest in their communities, ushering in America’s next Golden Age.”
Kennedy Rice Mill, Meryl Kennedy Farr, Chief Executive Officer and Owner of 4Sisters Rice: “This legislation marks a pivotal step forward in securing the future of American agriculture and protecting the livelihoods of so many families who depend on the land. We are truly grateful for the commitment to rural communities and to keeping food on America’s tables.”
Kentucky Right to Life, Addia Wuchner, R.N., Bioethicist, Executive Director: “Let’s Get This Done! We urge Congress to stand with the millions of ProLife Americans by advancing the Big Beautiful Bill to the President’s Desk. It includes key provisions championed by Kentucky Right to Life, our chapters across the Commonwealth, and ProLife citizens and organizations nationwide. We are closer than ever to ending taxpayer funding for the abortion industry—an issue that reflects the will of the majority. Now is the time to deliver on this moral and fiscal priority and protect the dignity and value of every human life.”
Lawrence County (TN) Chamber of Commerce, Ryan Egly, President and Chief Executive Officer: “The One Big Beautiful Bill is a pro-growth, pro-Main Street plan to keep American businesses strong and our economy globally competitive—by making the 2017 tax cuts permanent, unleashing American energy, and delivering the largest reduction in mandatory spending in history. It’s about restoring certainty for small businesses, strengthening U.S. manufacturing, and making sure the words Made in America mean something for generations to come.”
Letter from 20 Republican Governors: “As Republican Governors, we stand UNITED in strong support of your One, Big, Beautiful Bill. This landmark piece of legislation embodies your powerful vision to bring about the next great American revival. It truly delivers on the bold promises all Republicans made to the American people to restore the security, prosperity, and fiscal sanity for our nation.”
Liberty Counsel: “This bill promotes the culture of life and is a giant leap forward. We urge the House to pass it.”
LifeVictory Enterprises LLC/S.M.A.R.T. Women's Healthcare, Deborah Tilden, Co-Founder/CEO: “For the sake of our United States Republic, for future generations, the America First agenda in the Big Beautiful Bill needs to be put into law. We The People need our borders secure, permanent tax cuts, energy independence, restoring peace through strength, cut wasteful spending, DEFUND Big Abortion and its devastating ripple effect on women, men, marriages, families and society. Devaluing innocent little human beings in the womb is barbaric. And, the fiscal impact of abortion and its risks and complications on women's lifelong health and fertility must be reigned in and addressed with common sense critical thinking and accountability.”
Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation, Richard Fontenot, President, Louisiana Farm Bureau: “Food, shelter, clothing, and fuel give every American the luxury to chase their dreams, rather than chase their necessities. These securities are provided by American farmers and ranchers across this country. Without meaningful improvements to outdated farm programs, that assurance for every citizen will turn from threatened to lost. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) contains many necessary farm program improvements, among other pro farm-business policies. I strongly encourage House members to vote yes on the OBBBA and finally deliver on assuring Americans domestic food security. A vote yes is a vote for national security.”
Louisiana Green Fuels LLC, Dr. Paul Schubert, Chief Executive Officer: “The Louisiana Green Fuels Project in Caldwell Parish will use forestry wastes to produce bioenergy combined with Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS). The IRS 45Q Sequestration Tax Credits provision in the bill retain sensible incentives for creating energy dominance through utilization of timber resources while driving down the carbon footprint. It catalyzes the economic development and creates hundreds of good paying jobs in the seventh poorest Congressional District in the Country. We applaud the bill's reasonable approach to energy tax credits.”
Lumen, Melissa Mann, Senior Vice President for Government Affairs and Public Policy: “Lumen Public Sector encourages the U.S. House of Representatives to pass the reconciliation bill and its pro-growth tax provisions. By incentivizing investment that helps fast-track the expansion of critical high-capacity fiber networks, these provisions are essential to fueling innovation, protecting critical systems, and ensuring America’s competitiveness and leadership in the global race for AI.”
Lutheran Center for Religious Liberty (LCRL): “The LCRL stands in support of the Reconciliation Bill especially because it seeks to properly limit the role of government in our lives, it protects religious liberty, and especially advances the cause of educational freedom.”
Main Street Employers Coalition, coalition of 78 organizations representing Main Street businesses: “The undersigned organizations representing millions of Main Street businesses strongly support the reconciliation bill before the House of Representatives. This legislation builds on the success of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act by extending critical provisions and providing much-needed certainty to the Main Street business community.”
March for Life Action, Jennie Bradley Lichter, President: “On behalf of our marchers across America, we at March for Life Action stand proudly alongside women and families, advocating for authentic, high-quality care. March for Life Action urges Congress to swiftly advance this bill to President Trump’s desk.”
Mayra Rodriguez, Former Planned Parenthood Director and Whistleblower: “As a former Director for Planned Parenthood and a whistleblower who exposed serious ethical violations within the organization, I strongly support efforts to defund Planned Parenthood and all abortion providers through the federal budget. Taxpayer dollars should never fund institutions that compromise patient safety, manipulate vulnerable women, and profit from the loss of innocent life. I witnessed firsthand how Planned Parenthood prioritizes profit over care, covers up harm, and endangers both women and unborn children. Defunding abortion providers is not only a moral imperative—it is a necessary act of accountability and justice. I urge lawmakers to vote in favor of this budget provision.”
Meat Institute, Julie Anna Potts, President and Chief Executive Officer: “The Meat Institute applauds the House’s efforts to finalize The One, Big Beautiful Bill because it includes critical tax relief for meat and poultry companies looking to modernize their operations. Our members looking to innovate and grow can take advantage of the bonus depreciation for machinery and equipment purchases and immediately expense investments in important research and development.”
Michigan Chamber of Commerce, Wendy Block, Sr. Vice President of Business Advocacy: “Hundreds of thousands of business owners across Michigan benefit from the provisions of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA). Job providers have used TCJA deductions to directly reinvest in their people, their infrastructure and the communities they live in. We’re grateful Michigan’s congressional delegation has been open to learning more about the real-world and positive impacts of the TCJA and why an extension is necessary to maintain and grow Michigan jobs and our economy.”
Micron Technology: “Micron supports the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill, which strengthens domestic manufacturing, secures America’s technological leadership, creates U.S. jobs, and builds a resilient supply chain. This legislation will boost innovation, drive sustained economic growth, provide long-term certainty for companies to invest, and empower a new era of American industrial innovation.”
Missouri Farm Bureau, Garrett Hawkins, President: “We are pleased that the House approved the ‘One, Big, Beautiful Bill’ early this morning, clearing the way for further progress on these important initiatives. Our organization remains firmly committed to bringing the next generation home to rural Missouri. The legislation as passed contains top-tier Missouri Farm Bureau priorities to do just that, including making permanent several critical tax provisions such as an increased estate tax exemption, increasing access to Section 179 expensing, and ensuring continued use of key tools such as cash accounting, business interest deductions, and expensing for farms and small businesses.”
Montana Public Policy Center: “The Montana Public Policy Center strongly endorses President Donald J. Trump’s One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act, a transformative piece of legislation. This bill represents a historic opportunity to deliver on the priorities Montanans and Americans nationwide demanded in the last election: economic growth, energy independence, secure borders, and a competitive tax system that supports families and businesses.”
Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA), Bill Killmer, Senior Vice President, Legislative and Political Affairs: “On behalf of the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA), I write as the Committee on Ways and Means moves to consider Chairman Smith’s Amendment in the Nature of a Substitute (ANS) at the budget reconciliation markup this afternoon. MBA continues to support the shared goal of enacting tax legislation that spurs jobs, economic growth, and investment in our communities. We believe that the framework established by Chairman Smith’s ANS, as proposed, represents an important and necessary step toward that goal.”
NAIOP, Marc Selvitelli, President and Chief Executive Officer: “NAIOP, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association, strongly supports passage of the House budget reconciliation bill. The proposals in the legislation will prevent a massive tax increase on the American taxpayer and on the nation’s job creators. The commercial real estate industry is a major contributor to economic growth and an important component of the economic livelihood of our cities and suburbs, and this bill ensures that our nation’s tax code will continue to support investment in our communities. The legislation ensures continued capital gains treatment for real estate entrepreneurs, extends 100% bonus depreciation to encourage investment, and continues to provide a deduction for the income of pass-through businesses which comprise an important segment of the real estate industry. Passage of the bill by the House and ultimately the Senate would reduce the current uncertainty that many businesses and consumers are facing today. We urge its swift passage.”
NAIOP, Marc Selvitelli, President and Chief Executive Officer: “NAIOP commends the U.S. Senate for provisions included in the tax reconciliation measure that recognize the importance of the commercial real estate industry to the nation’s economy and our communities. We urge the House of Representatives to act quickly and support the passage of the final language so that it can head to the president for signature.”
Nareit, Robert Dibblee, Senior Vice President of Government Relations: “Nareit supports House passage of the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act."”
National Apartment Association, Robert Pinnegar, President and Chief Executive Officer: “At a time when housing providers face increasing pressure to meet booming demand, federal policy should lead the way by being predictable and supporting investment in rental housing. We believe the One Big Beautiful Bill Act reflects these principles, and we are proud to support this critical legislation. We urge the House of Representatives to pass it promptly.”
National Asphalt Pavement Association: “The revised Senate text includes several key tax provisions that will allow asphalt producers and contractors, both small and large businesses, to thrive. These include the following; Small Business Deduction Extension… Estate/Death Tax… Bonus Depreciation… Research & Development (R&D) Tax Credits… Equitable User-fee for the Highway Trust Fund…”
National Asphalt Pavement Association (NAPA), Nile Elam, Vice President of Government Affairs: “On behalf of the National Asphalt Pavement Association (NAPA), we share our support for user-fee increase by capturing the hybrid and electric vehicle (EV) market within the current Budget Reconciliation package before the House…As you know, the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee recently marked up its portion of the budget reconciliation package which included new user-fees for EV and hybrid vehicles. This proposal is endorsed by NAPA, and directly benefits federal investment in our aging national surface transportation network. This new user-fee is not only a step in the right direction in shoring up the highway trust fund but will also address the current inequity of EVs using the roads for free.”
National Association for Gun Rights: “OBBB passes in the Senate. NFA fees reduced to $0 in the Senate Bill.”
National Association of Convenience Stores, Lyle Beckwith, Senior Vice President of Government Relations: “As we noted back in May, family businesses face tremendous challenges competing in the marketplace and should not be harmed by tax increases that could make them less competitive than other businesses. That is why the tax provisions of the reconciliation bill are a top priority for the convenience industry. Our members need the tax relief in the package which continues the effective tax treatment of family businesses and their corporate competitors. The bill would also spur the economy by returning the full ability of businesses to depreciate new investments and correcting problems with limitations on the deduction of business interest payments. NACS urges all members to support the package when it reaches the House Floor so that family businesses receive the tax relief they need to help boost the U.S. economy.”
National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors, Kevin Mayeux, Chief Executive Officer: “The budget reconciliation bill recognizes the need for American families and businesses to plan for their financial futures with access to knowledgeable professionals, affordable insurance products, and certainty in policy. A stable tax system that continues to encourage Americans to plan and save for their future is more important than ever. NAIFA supports this critical step forward and urges adoption of this bill.”
National Association of Manufacturers (NAM): “The longer Congress waits, the harder it is for manufacturers to plan, invest and grow jobs. We need certainty now—and this is the moment to deliver one big, beautiful bill that lets us compete and win. Let’s get it done.”
National Association of REALTORS, Shannon McGahn, Executive Vice President and Chief Advocacy Officer: “We thank Congressional leaders for their work to advance the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which delivers real, lasting benefits for homeowners, consumers, and the entire real estate economy. Real estate accounts for nearly one-fifth of America’s GDP, and REALTORS® see firsthand how strong housing policies fuel economic growth and opportunity. The provisions in this bill form the backbone of the real estate economy—supporting first-time and first-generation buyers, protecting existing homeowners, and driving investment in housing supply. This is what happens when REALTORS®, lawmakers, and the Administration work together to strengthen communities and help more Americans achieve the American Dream.”
National Association of Wholesaler-Distributors (NAW): “NAW Supports the One Big Beautiful Bill and urges members of the House of Representatives to support and vote for the pro-growth, pro-worker legislation. This bill contains numerous tax provisions that benefit small businesses and workers and will help ensure wholesaler-distributors can continue reinvesting in their businesses, their workforce, and their local communities.”
National Automatic Merchandising Association (NAMA), Lauren Janes, Manager of Government Affairs: “The National Automatic Merchandising Association (NAMA) urges Congress to pass H.R. 1. to promote economic growth and bolster American businesses…The tax provisions within H.R. 1. bolster small businesses and encourage economic growth throughout the convenience services industry. NAMA supports the budget reconciliation bill tax package as a meaningful measure to maintain the industry’s ability to innovate, grow, and continue contributing to the strength and resilience of the U.S. economy. We welcome the opportunity to further discuss these priorities and stand ready to serve as a resource throughout the reconciliation process. Thank you for your consideration and continued leadership in shaping tax policies that benefit the American people.”
National Border Patrol Council, Paul Perez, President: “The men and women of the National Border Patrol Council (NBPC) are proud to announce our support for the House One Big Beautiful Bill Act. This legislation provides a once in a generation investment in the border security of our great country and will make America safer. We thank Chairman Green and House Republican Leadership for ensuring that rank and file Agents on the front lines have what we need to do our jobs. This legislation provides for thousands of new patrol vehicles, the hiring of thousands of additional Border Patrol Agents, and improves retention and recruitment by using incentives and protecting benefits, along with unprecedented investments in physical infrastructure, such as roads along our borders. The NBPC has no doubt this legislation will greatly help us to do our jobs more safely and effectively.”
National Business Aviation Association (NBAA), Ed Bolen, President and Chief Executive Officer: “We commend the House for recognizing the importance of improving ATC infrastructure and strengthening the controller workforce to enhance safety and efficiency in the National Airspace System. Business aviation’s ability to serve citizens, companies and communities is only possible because the U.S. leads the world in aviation. The strategic priorities identified in this provision will be key to preserving our global leadership in the years to come.”
National Cattlemen’s Beef Association and over 40 affiliated chapters: “Family-owned cattle operations are a major economic driver across rural America, but they need a tax code that rewards their entrepreneurial spirit and encourages the continuation of multi-generational small businesses. We are very pleased with efforts to ensure permanency for many provisions that are important to farmers and ranchers. When producers know what to expect, they can confidently make estate and business plans without looking over their shoulder for an unexpected tax bill. These proposals are essential to the continued success of America’s cattle producers. We thank you for your hard work in advancing tax relief for America’s cattle producers, and we urge swift adoption of the tax package.”
National Cotton Council: “The National Cotton Council strongly supports efforts by the House of Representatives to advance the comprehensive reconciliation package titled the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, and we commend Chairman ‘GT’ Thompson and all others who have worked so hard to get us to this point. In addition to extending a desperately needed lifeline to Rural America, this legislation will benefit all industries by lowering the tax burden and stimulating economic growth. We urge the House to come together to get this bill over the finish line in the coming days.”
National Council of Farmer Cooperatives: The National Council of Farmer Cooperatives applauds the United States Senate for passing the budget reconciliation bill—a critical step toward delivering long-overdue certainty to America’s farmers and cooperatives…Now, it’s time for the House of Representatives to act. We urge lawmakers to take up the Senate package without delay and send it to the president’s desk before the July 4th recess. America’s farmers can’t afford to wait.”
National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA), Marco Giamberardino, NECA’s Senior Vice President of Government and Public Affairs: “The tax relief, family benefits, and incentives for small businesses will extend far beyond individual households. This legislation will lift businesses, working families, and communities. The positive impact will ripple through the country for generations to come.”
National Fisheries Institute, Lisa Wallenda Picard, President and Chief Executive Officer: “The National Fisheries Institute is pleased to see policymakers advancing the One Big Beautiful Bill Act—a positive step toward boosting economic growth nationwide. The competitive tax environment created by this package will help families and businesses throughout the seafood industry continue investing in good jobs and delivering healthy, delicious seafood to all Americans. We encourage Congress to pass this important legislation without delay.”
National Foreign Trade Council: “We welcome Senate passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill…As the House considers the revised bill, we encourage swift consideration and passage of tax legislation that incentivizes investment, innovation, and global opportunity for America’s job creators.”
National Hydropower Association: “The Senate passed "One Big Beautiful Bill" recognizes the essential role #hydropower plays in delivering around-the-clock, #baseload electricity that keeps the grid reliable, clean, and affordable. With approximately 40% of the existing U.S. hydropower fleet facing license expiration, federal tax credits are critical toward repowering the existing fleet while also enabling new #hydro development at existing dam sites, new pumped storage, and #MarineEnergy. We thank our many Senate champions for fighting to preserve and expand the nation's hydropower fleet, which provides electricity to roughly 25 million American homes and businesses every day.”
National Marine Manufacturers Association, Frank Hugelmeyer, President & Chief Executive Officer: “With 95% of boats sold in the U.S. made in the U.S.—the boat builders, engine manufacturers, component and accessory makers that make up the $230B marine industry—appreciate the swift actions Congress is now taking to maintain a pro-growth tax code that keeps marine manufacturing globally competitive and innovative for years to come. As with the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA) that fueled a period of growth, marine manufacturers can now plan and operate with greater certainty thanks to an approach that ushers in business-friendly policies and increased critical investments in facilities, equipment and R&D, all in support of the more than 812,000 jobs America’s recreational marine industry provides.”
National Milk Producers Federation (NMPF), Gregg Doud, President and Chief Executive Officer: “Dairy farmers are grateful for legislation that will create several key opportunities for dairy. Following last month’s successful vote in the House, we are excited that the Senate’s legislation also positions these investments to benefit dairy farmers and the cooperatives they own. We hope they are enacted into law as swiftly as possible.”
National Mining Association, Rich Nolan, President and Chief Executive Officer: “We urge the House to quickly pass this bill, which increases the competitiveness of the American mining industry and provides vital incentives, including funding to counter China’s mineral dominance. The bill also makes improperly withdrawn lands available for energy production, which is key to supplying a reliable electric grid capable of powering our nation’s future. Through these measures, the bill will directly support U.S. economic growth and security. Mining feeds and fuels virtually every American supply chain; a strong mining industry creates an equally strong foundation for every industry that depends on the products and energy we provide. More can be done, and the NMA will continue to advocate with Congress and the administration on ways to support additional domestic mining, and mineral production and processing.”
National Multifamily Housing Council, Sharon Wilson, President: “At a time when housing providers face increasing pressure to meet booming demand, federal policy should lead the way by being predictable and supporting investment in rental housing. We believe the One Big Beautiful Bill Act reflects these principles, and we are proud to support this critical legislation. We urge the House of Representatives to pass it promptly.”
National Ocean Industries Association, Erik Milito, President: “The OBBBA represents decisive, long-overdue action to restore certainty and opportunity in the Gulf of America. It delivers offshore oil and gas leasing stability, finally ending years of policy whiplash and reaffirming the offshore's critical role in advancing American energy dominance, economic growth, and national security…With OBBBA, we have a strong foundation for continued Gulf of America energy leadership."
National Oilseed Processors Association, Devin Mogler, President and Chief Executive Officer: “NOPA applauds the Senate for prioritizing American farmers and U.S. energy dominance. Maintaining and improving upon the House-passed language ensures that tax policy is aligned with the broader policy goals of supporting our farmers and producers over foreign actors. The soy crushing sector has made the investments to supply the feedstocks necessary to achieve higher RVOs and continue to strengthen U.S. energy dominance.”
National Pork Producers Council, Duane Stateler, President: “Foreign animal diseases (FADs) threaten not only the livelihoods of pork producers but also our food supply chain at large. We thank our congressional leaders for these important steps to help keep our pork supplies safe, secure, and affordable for American families.”
National Restaurant Association, 50+ state partners: “The National Restaurant Association and our 52 state partners applaud your leadership to make permanent pro-growth tax policy that will fuel employment, advancement, and investment in restaurants. The restaurant industry is the second-largest private sector employer in the U.S. with over 15.7 million employees…We encourage Congress to swiftly approve these essential tax policies that can support restaurant operators, employees, and communities across the country.
National Roofing Contractors Association (NRCA), McKay Daniels, Chief Executive Officer: “Without swift passage of this legislation, our industry will face rising tax burdens and diminished global competitiveness. Congress must act now to secure a stable future for America’s job creators.”
National Small Business Association (NSBA), Todd McCracken, President and Chief Executive Officer: “NSBA applauds the Senate for passing H.R. 1, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act which includes NSBA’s #1 priority, permanency for the small-business tax rate cut in the form of the 199A Qualified Business Income deduction. Enacting this provision and several others—including reversing a very problematic change to the R&D tax deduction—is a major win for small business. As our nation celebrates Independence Day, I urge the House to pass the language approved in the Senate and give America’s small businesses the freedom and independence they need and deserve to keep their businesses thriving.”
National Sorghum Producers: “National Sorghum Producers applauds the U.S. Senate’s passage of its reconciliation package, which includes several important provisions that will strengthen the farm safety net and deliver meaningful benefits for sorghum growers. The legislation, passed by a 51-50 vote, now returns to the House for further consideration ahead of the president’s July 4 deadline.”
National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association (NSSGA), Michele Stanley, Interim Chief Executive Officer: “On behalf of the National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association (NSSGA), I am writing to express our gratitude for introducing the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. NSSGA encourages the House of Representatives to pass this package in a timely manner. These policies will ultimately strengthen the aggregates industry and the American economy.”
National Taxpayers Union: “The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, H.R. 1, contains many critical provisions. It locks in most of the expiring tax policies from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, including policies that will help working families and small businesses. It restores pro-growth cost recovery provisions that will incentivize more investment for job creators. It makes meaningful, cost-saving reforms to Medicaid, SNAP, and other programs plagued by waste, fraud, and abuse…Therefore, we urge members of Congress to support the OBBBA. Once this legislation is enacted into law, it is imperative that Congress immediately pivots to a comprehensive deficit-reduction plan.”
National Thoroughbred Racing Association (NTRA), Tom Rooney, President and Chief Executive Officer: “Thoroughbred racing has an annual economic impact of $36 billion and is responsible for half a million jobs. This bill will give the industry the flexibility it needs to thrive. I praised the House Ways and Means Committee for swiftly passing this bill and now encourage Congress to come together and do the same.”
National Tooling and Machining Association, Roger Atkins, President: “On behalf of the National Tooling and Machining Association (NTMA) and the thousands of machine shops and workers we represent, we strongly support the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (H.R. 1). This bill includes urgently needed tax provisions that will determine the future competitiveness and resilience of U.S. manufacturing, particularly our smaller shops.”
NATSO, Representing America’s Travel Centers and Truck Stops: “NATSO, Representing America’s Travel Centers and Truck Stops, strongly supports the Senate-passed version of the tax reconciliation package. The business tax provisions included in this legislation such as the permanent extension of the 199A deduction will help drive continued growth, investment, and job creation within the travel center industry and the communities we serve. We are especially encouraged by the revisions to the ‘45Z’ Clean Fuel Production Tax Credit, which restore critical tax parity between sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and other advanced biofuels such as biodiesel and renewable diesel. We urge the House of Representatives to swiftly approve this important package to advance our nation’s economic and energy goals.”
New Mexico Business Coalition: “One of the most compelling aspects of HR 1 is the significant tax relief it offers to businesses and individuals. By reducing the tax burden on small and medium-sized enterprises—vital to New Mexico’s economy, from Albuquerque to Farmington, Las Cruces to Carlsbad—this bill will free up capital for reinvestment, job creation, and innovation. This relief is particularly critical for our state’s manufacturers and rural businesses, enabling them to compete globally while supporting local growth.”
North American Die Casting Association, Mike Meyer, President: “Die casting manufacturers are among the most capital and energy intensive businesses in the country. This is why the North American Die Casting Association supports the Ways and Means Committee bill – it will help create jobs and incentivize our manufacturers to spend here in the U.S. The House needs to move quickly to pass this bill and create more growth opportunities for our manufacturers.”
Occidental, Vicki Hollub, President and Chief Executive Officer: “We support the House budget reconciliation bill because it will help ensure long-term energy security for the United States. Preserving 45Q, which is in the bill, will enable the development of technology to extend production of U.S. oil and gas reservoirs, help the U.S. avoid peak production in the Permian Basin and other oil fields, and, ultimately, improve the quality of American lives.”
Opportunity Puerto Rico: “Securing and strengthening the U.S. medical supply chain is an urgent priority for the nation, and tax provisions within the One Big Beautiful Bill Act are an important step toward doing so. Opportunity Puerto Rico applauds the bill's focus on building domestic R&D and manufacturing capacities, including in Puerto Rico.”
Paragon Health Institute, Brian Blase, President: “In sum, the One Big Beautiful Bill is estimated to reduce federal health program expenditures by roughly $1 trillion, marking it as one of the most consequential reforms to federal health care entitlements in U.S. history.”
POET, Joshua Shields, Senior Vice President of Corporate Affairs: “This policy comes at a critical time for American agriculture. An extended window for 45Z gives us greater certainty to invest in new technologies and practices that are pivotal to strengthening markets for farmers and ensuring American biofuels energy dominance. We hope to swiftly see a fully agreed-upon package ready for President Trump to sign.”
Precision Machined Products Association, Miles Free, Director Emeritus: “Our precision machining companies compete globally on human safety critical components for medical, automotive, aerospace and other “can’t fail, mission critical parts.” Our shops are job creators, preferred employers in our communities, and often the first to innovate with new processes and technologies. This bill gives us the support and certainty we need to plan and make the critical investments and hiring decisions so our shops can continue to make the high precision parts that make a difference- right here in the USA.”
Precision Metalforming Association, David Klotz, President: “Whether serving the automotive, aerospace, or defense sectors, our member manufacturers rely on a stable tax environment to grow. The Precision Metalforming Association supports the Ways and Means Committee tax bill, which will not only create jobs today but also encourage long-term investment. The House should act quickly to pass this bill and jump-start research and growth here in the U.S.”
Priests for Life, Frank Pavone, National Director: “One of the main reasons the Big Beautiful Bill is beautiful is because it stops the main source of taxpayer funding of the killing of children in the womb. Thank you, President Trump, thank you members of Congress, thank you voters, for helping make America great again by making America prolife again!”
Professional Beauty Association: “On behalf of the Professional Beauty Association and the undersigned organizations and companies, representing millions of constituents in every congressional district, we thank you including the provision in the One Big Beautiful Bill to extend the Section 45B FICA tip tax credit to salons, spas, and barbershops. For the first time, beauty industry small business owners will have access to the same tax credit that has supported restaurant employers for decades. This marks a long-overdue step toward correcting a persistent inequity in the U.S. tax code. We are truly grateful for your leadership in championing tax policies that support Main Street employers and the professionals who make these businesses thrive.”
R&D Coalition: "The R&D Coalition strongly supports the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. We thank President Trump and Congress for their leadership in making proposed permanent, pro-growth tax policy to encourage U.S. innovation a reality. These policies will encourage American innovation, job creation, and higher earnings for workers."
RATE Coalition, Dan Combs, Executive Director: “The Senate has taken a major step toward securing America’s economic future. The House is the final stop before President Trump’s desk and it can build on the Senate’s momentum and deliver a tax code that supports higher wages, more jobs, and American investment. Passing this package will preserve America’s globally competitive 21 percent corporate rate, safeguard the pro-growth legacy that President Trump and the Republican Congress made possible in 2017, and ensure the United States remains the best place in the world to start and grow a business. We strongly support a final vote, and urge the House to pass this bill and send it to the President’s desk without delay.”
Reinsurance Association of America: "The Reinsurance Association of America (RAA) supports final passage of the One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act.”
Repsol Oil and Gas USA, LLC, Jose Murillas, Executive Director North America E&P: “Repsol Oil & Gas USA, LLC supports the House Budget reconciliation bill in all aspects related to the Oil & Gas sector as it contains relevant energy and tax provisions that will foster domestic investments and energy production, enabling American Oil & Gas companies like ours to compete globally and contributing to US energy security.”
Retail Industry Leaders Association, Courtney Titus Brooks, Vice President, Tax: "The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) fueled investment in innovation and job creation. The Senate made a crucial step toward extending the proven economic policy by maintaining the corporate tax rate at 21% and upholding many key business deductions. Retailers urge the House to act expeditiously to protect those key tax policies. Retailers are full corporate tax rate payers, and the reduction in the corporate rate empowered leading retailers to support their workers, invest in their communities, and helped make the U.S. economy the envy of the world. Building on this proven success is the right approach."
SAF Coalition: “On behalf of the SAF Coalition, we commend the extension of the Clean Fuel Production Credit (45Z) through 2031 in the bill passed through the House Committee on Ways & Means and the House Committee on the Budget and support the One Big Beautiful Bill with the inclusion of this extension. This critical legislation provides long-term certainty for SAF producers, incentivizes private sector investment, and builds out a robust domestic supply chain.”
S Corporation Association, Brian Reardon, President: “Passage of the reconciliation bill is essential to the economic health of Main Street and the millions of workers they employ. Absent its adoption, Main Street will face a tax hike of historic proportions while spending will continue to grow at unsustainable rates. This bill helps Main Street thrive and puts the focus on controlling spending, where it belongs.”
Shell USA, Inc., Gretchen Watkins, President: “Shell appreciates Congress and the Administration’s efforts to achieve energy dominance by developing comprehensive energy and tax legislation in the “One Big Beautiful Bill” (OBBB), and we support the passage of provisions that maintain and build upon the U.S.’s competitive corporate tax regime, prescribe leasing in the Gulf of America, and extend key energy tax credits."
Sidewalk Advocates for Life: "The time is now to finally defund America’s abortion empire, Planned Parenthood. After numerous reports of malfeasance, not to mention the millions of children killed and women harmed by Planned Parenthood, a government built on the promise to protect life can no longer fund this atrocity. We urge Congress to retain the provision in the budget bill that finally releases taxpayers from the burden of funding big abortion."
SIGMA: ‘America’s Leading Fuel Marketers applauds the Senate’s passage of the tax reconciliation package. This legislation will strengthen the nation’s fuel supply by supporting the production of renewable fuels and fostering long-term economic growth in the fuel marketing industry. We especially support the bill’s changes to the Section 45Z Clean Fuel Production Credit, which, among other things, restores tax parity for all advanced biofuels. The level playing field for biofuels tax in the Senate bill will encourage continued investment in over-the-road biofuels in the years ahead. Additionally, the small business tax provisions — including making the 199A deduction permanent and extending the estate tax exemption -- in this legislation will help fuel marketers reinvest in operations throughout the country. SIGMA urges the House of Representatives to approve this package as soon as possible.”
Skills First Coalition: “The Skills First Coalition, a consortium of employers and innovative education providers advocating for policies that invest in and strengthen the alignment between education and skills training for in-demand jobs, is writing today to express our strong support for the Workforce Pell provisions within the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.”
Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council, Karen Kerrigan, President and Chief Executive Officer: “America’s small business owners, entrepreneurs and their employees – the source of economic vibrancy in thousands of local communities across the nation – are grateful for the hard work of U.S. House and Senate leaders and all Members of Congress who have worked to craft this powerful legislation in support of expanded opportunity for all Americans, including our nation’s small businesses. SBE Council urges all Members of the U.S. House to cast a YES vote in support of final passage of the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill Act.’”
Southern Cotton Growers, Philip Edwards, President: “Southern Cotton Growers (SCG) applauds U.S. House Agriculture Committee for passing the committee's portion ofH. Con. Resolution 14 Title 2001(b)(l), the U.S. House Agriculture Committee budget legislation focusing on Investment in Rural America. SCG's members are cotton producers operating diversified operations in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia.”
Southwest Airlines: “Southwest Airlines supports the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which will provide urgent and long-overdue investments in the safety and reliability of our nation’s air traffic control system. The bill’s pro-growth tax provisions will protect U.S. jobs while ensuring the traveling public is served by the most modern and efficient air traffic system in the world.”
Space Florida, Rob Long, President and Chief Executive Officer: “Space Florida applauds the Senate’s inclusion of this language to open access to tax exempt financing for spaceports. We appreciate policymakers’ foresight which will secure U.S. space leadership and support it becoming law.”
Steel Manufacturers Association: “The steel tariff and the tax cuts are the most critical contributions that government has made to the domestic steel industry in decades. Congress should renew these investments in American workers. We urge support for the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.”
Strategic Biofuels LLC, Dr. Paul F. Schubert: “We support the final passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. The IRS 45Q provisions in the current bill provide valuable support for Strategic Biofuels' Louisiana Green Fuels Project in Northeastern Louisiana. Ultimately, this bill supports economic growth and creation of hundreds of high paying jobs in the 7th poorest Congressional District in the country.”
Suniva, Matt Card, President: “Suniva, the largest solar cell manufacturer in North America, based in Norcross, Georgia, applauds the efforts by the Ways & Means Committee and the House of Representatives to ensure that American tax dollars are used to support American manufacturers and American workers. The reforms to the Advanced Manufacturing Production credit (Sec. 45X) will provide vital support to US manufacturers and incentivize additional investment in the development of a US supply chain for the solar industry.”
Tax Aggies Coalition, coalition of 45 national and regional agricultural trade associations: “As representatives of the U.S. agriculture industry, we write to thank the Members of the House Committee on Ways and Means—particularly Chairman Smith—for their efforts to advance tax provisions that address the needs of farmers, ranchers, and small businesses. We are encouraged by elements of the package that will provide meaningful support to the agriculture sector. As the reconciliation process moves forward, we urge the House of Representatives to move swiftly to prioritize measures that strengthen rural communities and promote economic stability across American agriculture without delay.”
Texas Farm Bureau, Russell Boening, President: “Texas Farm Bureau applauds the U.S. Senate for passing the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) Act that includes critical provisions to strengthen the farm safety net and prevent a looming tax cliff that threatens farm and ranch families at the end of this year…Texas Farm Bureau urges swift action in the U.S. House of Representatives to quickly send this bill to President Donald Trump’s desk for his signature. Our farm and ranch families need and deserve this legislation enacted into law.”
The Abortion Survivors Network, Melissa Ohden, Founder and Chief Executive Officer: “Today’s passage of the Big Beautiful Bill is a bold step toward protecting the most vulnerable in our country by defunding Planned Parenthood, the nation’s largest abortion provider. Hundreds of thousands of babies are aborted annually at Planned Parenthood’s facilities and through their programs. Some have miraculously survived through failed, stopped and reversed abortions, but are rarely given a fighting chance to live.”
The Innovator Alliance and a coalition of pro-growth organizations: “The Innovator Alliance, comprised of the undersigned organizations, commends policymakers for their leadership and writes in support of the House passing H.R. 1, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, as amended by the Senate. The proposed legislation advances a pro-growth tax policy framework that will bolster the innovation ecosystem, this country’s economic engine that broadens opportunity to more Americans and drives our country’s competitive edge.”
The Libre Initiative, Daniel Garza, President: “We commend the Senate for passing H.R. 1 to make the Trump tax cuts permanent—measures that have proven to deliver real benefits to hardworking families, job creators, and entrepreneurs across the country. For Latinos—who are starting businesses at a notable rate and powering local economies—this bill is not just good policy, it’s essential. By making the low tax rates and small business provisions permanent, this legislation helps ensure that Latino workers, small business owners, and families can thrive with greater certainty, flexibility, and opportunity. Tax relief allows families to keep more of what they earn, invest in their future, and weather economic uncertainty with confidence. We applaud the Senate for sending a clear message that the American Dream remains alive and within reach for all—especially those working hard to build a better life.”
The Payroll Group, Danny Kline, President: “On behalf of The Payroll Group (TPG) the leading association representing small and mid-sized independent payroll processors we are proud to support the work the United States Senate has done to improve the ‘One Big, Beautiful Bill’, and urge its swift passage in the United States House of Representatives.”
The Real Estate Roundtable, Jeffrey DeBoer, President and Chief Executive Officer: “The Real Estate Roundtable supports the Senate Amendment to H.R. 1, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. We urge its final passage and speedy enactment. This legislation will spur needed investment in our nation’s housing supply, strengthen urban and rural communities, and grow the broader economy to the benefit of all Americans.”
T-Mobile, Tony Russo, Vice President of Federal Legislative Affairs: “T-Mobile strongly supports the House Reconciliation Package. The tax and spectrum provisions will jumpstart economic growth and advance US leadership in wireless communications. We appreciate Congress's work on these key issues for our economic future, and we look forward to swift passage so that we can begin putting these policies to work.”
Transportation Intermediaries Association: “As the House prepares to take up the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, the Transportation Intermediaries Association (TIA) offers our support for this legislation and its commitment to tax reform that benefits small businesses. More than 70% of TIA’s 2,000 member companies are small, family-run freight brokerages. These businesses are the connective tissue of our $343 billion logistics industry—coordinating shipments, safeguarding freight, and keeping consumer goods moving coast to coast. We are especially encouraged by the bill’s tax provisions and pro-growth measures that empower small businesses. These policies will help level the playing field, reduce operating pressures, and ensure long-term investment in America’s supply chain backbone. TIA applauds the Senate for advancing this legislation and urges House leaders to move swiftly to pass this bill and stand with the small businesses that keep America moving.”
U.S. Chamber of Commerce: “Before the 2017 tax reforms, the average hourly earnings for production and nonsupervisory workers were growing at a rate of 2.4% per year in 2016 and 2017. After the tax cuts, however, wage growth for these workers increased to 3.7% by October 2019. Thanks to these gains, by April 2020, the average production and nonsupervisory worker was earning about $1,400 more per year than the previous trend would have predicted. Now Congress has the opportunity to make these policies permanent as part of the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act." Doing so would provide businesses the certainty and stability they need to make the long-term investments that drive growth, accelerate productivity, and increase prosperity across all segments of the economy.”
U.S. Rice Producers Association: “The USRPA would now urge members to support the reconciliation proposal as it moves through the House and looks forward to continuing to work with and support efforts by Congress to reauthorize and improve the commodity program safety net.”
Uber: “Uber supports the reconciliation bill and its provision enabling drivers and couriers to keep 100% of the tips they earn. The No Tax On Tips legislation will help millions of American workers keep more money in their pockets following years of cost increases. We appreciate President Trump and the House Ways & Means Committee for including independent contractors in this bill and look forward to its passage.”
Ultra Machining Company (UMC), Don Tomann, Major Owner and Chief Executive Officer: “Ultra Machining Company (UMC), a second-generation, family-owned Subchapter S precision CNC manufacturer, stands firmly behind The One Big, Beautiful Bill and calls on Congress to fully reinstate and make permanent the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA). As a high-precision shop serving mission-critical industries— medical, aerospace, defense, and space—UMC is no stranger to complexity and regulation. But today’s fragmented compliance landscape, coupled with regressive tax policy changes, is actively undercutting our ability to invest, hire, and innovate on American soil…We support The One Big, Beautiful Bill for its regulatory clarity, and we demand the return of smart tax policy that fuels—not punishes—American manufacturing. Give us the tools, and we will build. We won’t let our country down.”
United Airlines: “United Airlines applauds the inclusion of funding to strengthen our nation’s Air Traffic Control (ATC) system in the House budget reconciliation bill. Importantly, passage of this legislation will accelerate long-overdue ATC investments and serve as a critical down payment in support of President Trump’s and Secretary Duffy’s transformational efforts to enhance safety, efficiency, and innovation in our airspace infrastructure…We look forward to House passage and working with Congress and the administration to ensure these investments are implemented to the benefit of the traveling public and the U.S. economy.”
United Postmasters and Managers of America: “With key provisions impacting Federal employees eliminated, the ‘One Big, Beautiful Bill’ fulfills two of President Trump’s goals: to avoid an increase in current tax rates on all Americans and increase the individual deduction for senior citizens to fulfill his promise to eliminate tax on Social Security. These provisions greatly benefit UPMA retirees.”
United States Peanut Federation, Jamie Brown, Chairman: “We are grateful to the U.S. Senate and U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman John Boozman for their hard work in ensuring the much-needed provisions for the peanut industry were included in this bill. We now urge the U.S. House to act quickly in their review process and final passage of the legislation package.”
UPS: “UPS applauds policymakers for advancing this legislative package to foster economic growth nationwide. A competitive tax environment will enhance our ability to provide reliable service to customers of all sizes and further invest in the local communities where we live and work. We urge Congress to swiftly pass this bill.”
USA Dry Pea & Lentil Council: “As representatives of the U.S. agriculture industry, we write to thank the Members of the House Committee on Ways and Means—particularly Chairman Smith—for their efforts to advance tax provisions that address the needs of farmers, ranchers, and small businesses. We are encouraged by elements of the package that will provide meaningful support to the agriculture sector. As the reconciliation process moves forward, we urge the House of Representatives to move swiftly to prioritize measures that strengthen rural communities and promote economic stability across American agriculture without delay.”
USA Rice, LG Raun, Farmers Chair: "USA Rice applauds the Senate for passing the OBBB Act including a historic and critical investment in the farm safety net. We urge the House of Representatives to take up and pass this bill with the key ag investments before the 4th of July."
USTelecom | The Broadband Association, Brandon Heiner, Senior Vice President of Government Affairs: “Updating the nation’s tax code—including through 100% expensing—is a critical step forward as broadband providers gear up to invest in connecting American communities and families through the BEAD program.”
Verizon, Robert Fisher, Senior Vice President of Federal Government Relations: “Verizon strongly supports the House legislation to be considered this weekend that provides a new spectrum pipeline, spectrum auction authority and extension of the 2017 TCJA. Together, these policies incentivize greater investment in our networks. Full expensing for equipment and research and experimentation expenses would also be reinstated under the bill, allowing for immediate tax deductions for investments in broadband equipment and qualified research. These important policies, that are similar to the 2017 TCJA, gave our business the certainty needed which resulted in Verizon investing over $210B in spectrum auctions and CAPEX since 2017. This type of investment would not have been possible without these critical tax policies. This, along with our recent announcement of investing $5B in small businesses over the next 5 years, demonstrates our commitment to the growth and investment in the U.S. economy ensuring we lead the world in next generation broadband technology.”
Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America: “On behalf of the Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America I am writing to express our strong support for the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). This bill makes permanent key tax reforms created in 2017 by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Most critically it improves and makes permanent the Section 199A deduction for qualified business income and updates to the estate tax.”
Comprehensive list of organizations supporting the One Big Beautiful Bill Act:
3M; 60 Plus Association; Accusonic Voice Systems; ACLI; ADCO Manufacturing; Advance Equipment Mfg. Co; Advanced Medical Technology Association; Aerospace Industries Association (AIA); Affordable Housing Tax Credit Coalition; AGCO; Agnes Gibboney, Angel Family; Agricultural and Food Transporters Conference; Agricultural Retailers Association; AICC, The Independent Packaging Association; Air Conditioning Contractors of America; Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA); Airlines for America (A4A); Airports Council International; Ajax Metal Forming Solutions; Alabama Bankers Association; Alabama Cattlemen's Association; Alabama Farmers Federation; Alabama Restaurant & Hospitality Association; Alabama Trucking Association; Alaska Bankers Association; Alaska Cabaret, Hotel, Restaurant and Retailers Association; Alaska Trucking Association; Albany International Corp; ALEC Action; Alena Maldonado, Angel Family; Alexandria Extrusion MidAmerica; Alexandria Industries; Alexis Nungaray, Angel Family; ALFA; Alliance for Automotive Innovation; Alliance for Biopharmaceutical Competitiveness and Innovation; Alliance for Chemical Distribution; Alliance for Dade; Alliance for Tax Equity; Allyson Phillips, Angel Family; AlphaUSA; Altec; Altria; AMAC Action; America First Policy Institute; America First Works; America’s Credit Unions; American Airlines; American Association of Senior Citizens; American Axle and Manufacturing; American Bakers Association; American Bankers Association (ABA); American Beverage; American Border Story Angel Families; American Building Materials Alliance; American Cement Association; American Chemistry Council; American Cleaning Institute; American Coal Ash Association; American Composites Manufacturers Association; American Concrete Pipe Association; American Council of Engineering Companies; American Council of Independent Laboratories; American Exploration & Production Council (AXPC); American Farm Bureau Federation; American Federation for Children; American Financial Services Association; American Forest and Paper Association; American Foundry Society; American Frozen Food Institute; American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers; American Gaming Association; American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA); American Institute of Certified Public Accountants; American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI); American Land Title Association; American Lighting Association; American Mold Builders Association; American Mushroom Institute; American Pet Products Association; American Petroleum Institute (API); American Pipeline Contractors Association; American Principles Project; American Property Casualty Insurance Association; American Pulse Association; American Quarter Horse Association; American Rental Association; American Resort Development Association; American Road & Transportation Builders Association; American Sheep Industry Association; American Soybean Association; American Staffing Association; American Subcontractors Association; American Sugar Alliance; American Sugarbeet Growers Association; American Supply Association; American Trucking Association; AmericanHort; Americans for Limited Government; Americans for Prosperity (AFP) – KEY VOTE; Americans for Tax Reform (ATR) – KEY VOTE; Americans United for Life; AmeriLux Family of Companies; Amsted Industries Incorporated; AMT - The Association For Manufacturing Technology; ANCO; Angel Capital Association; Angie Morfin, Angel Family; Angie Ortega, Angel Family; Anglicans for Life; APA Corporation; Area Development Partnership - Greater Hattiesburg; Arizona Bankers Association; Arizona Builders Alliance; Arizona Cattle Feeders Association; Arizona Cattle Growers Association; Arizona Manufacturers Council; Arizona Restaurant Association; Arizona Trucking Association; Arkansas Bankers Association; Arkansas Cattlemen's Association; Arkansas Hospitality Association; Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce/Associated Industries of Arkansas; Arkansas Trucking Association; Arland Tool & Mfg; Arlene Cohen, Angel Family; Armstrong World Industries; Arrowhead Plastic Engineering, Inc.; Asian American Hotel Owners Association (AAHOA); Asociación de Restaurantes de Puerto Rico; Associated Builders and Contractors – KEY VOTE; Associated Builders and Contractors Alabama Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Alaska Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Appalachia Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Arkansas Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Carolinas Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Central California Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Central Florida Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Central Ohio Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Central Texas Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Chesapeake Shores Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Connecticut Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Delaware Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Eastern Pennsylvania Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Empire State Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Florida East Coast Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Florida First Coast Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Florida Gulf Coast Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Georgia Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Greater Baltimore Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Greater Houston Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Greater Michigan Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Greater Tennessee Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Hawaii Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Heart of America Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Illinois Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Indiana/Kentucky Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Inland Pacific Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Iowa Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Keystone Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Maine Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Massachusetts Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Metro Washington Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Minnesota/North Dakota Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Mississippi Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Nebraska/South Dakota Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Nevada Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors New Hampshire/Vermont Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors New Jersey Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors New Mexico Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors New Orleans/Bayou Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors North Alabama Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors North Florida Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Northern California Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Northern Ohio Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Ohio Valley Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Oklahoma Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Pelican Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Rhode Island Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Rocky Mountain Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors San Diego Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors South Texas Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Southeast Texas Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Southeastern Michigan Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Southern California Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Texas Coastal Bend Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Texas Gulf Coast Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Texas Mid-Coast Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Utah Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Virginia Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors West Tennessee Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Western Michigan Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Western Pennsylvania Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Western Washington Chapter; Associated Builders and Contractors Wisconsin Chapter; Associated Equipment Distributors (AED); Associated General Contractors of America – KEY VOTE; Associated Industries of Florida; Associated Industries of Massachusetts, Inc.; Associated Industries of Missouri; Association of American Railroads; Association of Equipment Manufacturers; Association of Value Airlines; Association of Washington Business; AT&T; Automotive Service Association; Autos Drive America; Baker Boy, Inc; Baker Hughes; Ball Corporation; BASF; Bastrop Chamber of Commerce; Baylee King, Angel Family; Baytown Chamber of Commerce; Beck Automation; Beef Alliance; Behlen Mfg. Co., Inc.; Belden Inc.; Belmont Metals Inc.; Bernier Cast Metals Inc.; Betty Maldonado, Angel Family; Bienvenido Faith Assembly; Billings Chamber of Commerce; Bishop-Wisecarver; Bob Eggle, Angel Family; Boni Driskill, Angel Family; Bonnie Eggle, Angel Family; BorgWarner Inc.; Boulder City Chamber of Commerce; Boulevard; Brandon Schermock, Angel Family; Briana Cerna, Angel Family; Brick Industry Association; Brown-Forman Corporation; Brunswick Corporation; Bryan-College Station Chamber of Commerce; BTE Technologies; Buckeye Valley Chamber of Commerce; Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) International; Bulk Chemicals, Inc; Burlington Chamber of Commerce; Business Roundtable; BWX Technologies; C.R. Onsrud Inc.; California Bankers Association; California Cattlemen's Association; California Citrus Mutual; California Family Council; Manufacturers & Technology Association; California Restaurant Association; California Trucking Association; Can Manufacturers Institute; Canvas GFX, Inc; Capital Region Chamber; Cardinal Glass Industries; Career Education Colleges and Universities; Carta; Catholic Vote – KEY VOTE; Cathy Inman, Angel Family; CBIA; CCIM Institute; Centennial Bolt, Inc.; Center for a Free Economy (CFE); Center for American Entrepreneurship; Center for LNG; Center for Urban Renewal and Education (CURE); Center Right Coalition, Kansas; Center Right Southwest Ohio; Central Fairfax Chamber of Commerce; Central Louisiana Regional Chamber of Commerce; Chandler Chamber of Commerce; Charps; Chart Industries, Inc.; Charter Communications; Cheryl Ward-Kaiser, Angel Family; Chevron Corporation; Chris Stansberry, Angel Family; Chris Storie, Angel Family; Christ Medicus Foundation; Christian Employers Alliance; Christopher Odette, Angel Family; Chroma Color Corporation; Cindy Inman, Angel Family; Cisco; Claremore Area Chamber of Commerce; Click Bond, Inc.; Club for Growth – KEY VOTE; CNH; Coalition for 1099-K Fairness; Coastal Windows; Colonial Beach Chamber of Commerce; Colorado Bankers Association; Colorado Cattlemen's Association; Colorado Livestock Association; Colorado Motor Carriers Association; Colorado Restaurant Association; Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce; Columbus McKinnon Corporation; Colusa County Chamber of Commerce; Comcast; Competitive Enterprise Institute; Composite Panel Association; Concerned Veterans for America (CVA); Concerned Women for America Legislative Action Committee (CWALAC) – KEY VOTE; Connecticut Bankers Association; Connecticut Business & Industry Association; Connecticut Restaurant Association; ConocoPhillips; Constellium SE; Consumer Healthcare Products Association; Continental Heat Treating, Inc.; Continental Resources; Control Technology. Inc; Cooley Group Holdings, Inc.; Core Pipe Products, Inc.; Coterra Energy, Inc.; Cottrell, Inc.; Council for Affordable Health Coverage; Council for Citizens Against Government Waste; Council of Industry of Southeastern New York; CPAC; Crop Insurance Professionals Association; Crown Equipment Corporation; Crown Holdings, Inc.; Crystal Vargas, Angel Family; CSX Transportation; CTIA; Culpeper County Chamber of Commerce; Custom Rollforming Corporation; Darlene Lightfoot, Angel Family; Data Center Coalition; Daytona Regional Chamber of Commerce; DC Bankers Association; Dee Engle, Angel Family; DeGeest Corporation; Delaware Bankers Association; Delaware Restaurant Association; Dell Technologies; Delta Airlines; DENSO International America; Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem; Dessange Group North America; Devon Energy; Dietz & Watson; Digital Liberty; Distilled Spirits Council of the United States; Dover Corporation; DrinkPAK, LLC; E&E Manufacturing Co., Inc.; Eagle Elastomer Inc.; Eagle Forum – KEY VOTE; Eastman; Economic Investment Alliance; Economic Policy Innovation Center (EPIC); Edwardsville/Glen Carbon Chamber of Commerce; Electrolux North America; Electronic Components Industry Association (ECIA); Element Resources Inc; Eli Brown and Sons, Inc.; Elite Catering and Event Professionals; Elizabeth Vargas, Angel Family; Ellwood Group Inc.; Emerson; Energy Equipment & Infrastructure Alliance; Energy Marketers of America (EMA); Energy Transfer LP; Engine; Equipment Leasing & Finance Association; Esthetics Council; Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission; Everett Industries, LLC; Evonik Corporation; Expand Energy; Faith & Freedom Coalition – KEY VOTE; Family Business Coalition; Family Business Estate Tax Coalition (FBETC); Family Research Council; Fantastic Sams; Farm Credit Council; FCA International; Federation for American Immigration Reform – KEY VOTE; FedEx; Fernando Basurto, Angel Family; Fernando Vargas, Angel Family; Finseca; Florida Bankers Association; Florida Cattlemen's Association; Florida Chamber of Commerce; Florida Restaurant & Lodging Association; Florida Trucking Association; Foodservice Equipment Distributors Association; Forest Landowners Association; Forest Resources Association; Forging Industry Association; Formula Boats; Forward Lawrence Chamber and Economic Alliance; Foundation for Government Accountability (FGA); Fraternal Order of Police; Fredericksburg Regional Chamber of Commerce; Fredon Corporation; Fresno Chamber of Commerce; Future of the Beauty Industry Coalition; Gabriella Hoffman - Independent Women's Voice; Gallup McKinley County Chamber of Commerce; Gases and Welding Distributors Association (GAWDA); Gateway Chambers Alliance; GE Appliances; General Aviation Manufacturers Association; Georgia Association of Manufacturers; Georgia Bankers Association; Georgia Cattlemen's Association; Georgia Department of Agriculture (GDA); Georgia Motor Trucking Association; Georgia Restaurant Association; Gilster-Mary Lee; Glass Packaging Institute; Glier's Meats Inc.; GLMV Chamber of Commerce; Global Business Alliance; Global Electronics Association; GM; Governor Bill Lee, State of Tennessee; Governor Brad Little, State of Idaho; Governor Brian Kemp, State of Georgia; Governor Glenn Youngkin, Commonwealth of Virginia; Governor Greg Abbott, State of Texas; Governor Greg Gianforte, State of Montana; Governor Henry Dargan McMaster, State of South Carolina; Governor Jeff Landry, State of Louisiana; Governor Jim Pillen, State of Nebraska; Governor Kay Ivey, State of Alabama; Governor Kelly Armstrong, State of North Dakota; Governor Kim Reynolds, State of Iowa; Governor Mark Gordon, State of Wyoming; Governor Mike Braun, State of Indiana; Governor Mike Dunleavy, State of Alaska; Governor Mike Kehoe, State of Missouri; Governor Patrick Morrisey, State of West Virginia; Governor Sarah Sanders, State of Arkansas; Governor Spencer Cox, State of Utah; Governor Tate Reeves, State of Mississippi; GPA Midstream; Graphic Media Alliance; Graymills Corporation; Great Clips; Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce; Greater Des Moines Partnership; Greater Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce; Greater Fayetteville Chamber; Greater Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce; Greater Houston Partnership; Greater Latrobe Laurel Valley Regional Chamber of Commerce; Greater Louisville Inc. -The Metro Chamber of Commerce; Greater Mankato Growth; Greater North Dakota Chamber; Greater Oak Brook Chamber of Commerce; Greater Omaha Chamber; Greater Phoenix Chamber; Greater Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce; Greater Springfield Partnership; Greater Summerville/Dorchester County Chamber of Commerce; Green Valley Sahuarita Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Center; Greenville Chamber; Growth Energy; GW Lisk Co. Inc.; Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce; Habersham County Chamber of Commerce; Hair Cuttery; Haltec Corporation; Hampton Roads Chamber; Hand and Stone; Harrisburg Regional Chamber; Hawaii Bankers Association; Hawaii Cattlemen's Council; Hawaii Restaurant Association; Hawaii Transportation Association; Hawthorne Chamber of Commerce; Health and Fitness Association; Health Benefits Institute; Heat Treating Services; Heating, Air-conditioning, & Refrigeration Distributors International; Heimdal; Henderson Chamber of Commerce; Heritage Action – KEY VOTE; Hermantown Area Chamber of Commerce; Hexion Inc.; Hillenbrand; Hilton Head Island - Bluffton Chamber of Commerce; HM Manufacturing; Home Depot; Homecrest Outdoor Living; Hospitality Maine; Hospitality Minnesota; Houma Terrebonne Chamber of Commerce; Household & Commercial Products Association; HSA Benefits Consulting; HSA Coalition; HSA Council; Humboldt Chamber of Commerce; Humtown Products; Husco; Hyde Group, Inc; Hyster-Yale, Inc.; ICSC; Idaho Association of Commerce and Industry; Idaho Bankers Association; Idaho Cattle Association; Idaho Lodging & Restaurant Association; Idaho Trucking Association; Illinois Bankers Association; Illinois Beef Association; Illinois Chamber of Commerce; Illinois Manufacturers’ Association; Illinois Restaurant Association; Illinois Trucking Association; Immigration Accountability Project; INCOMPAS; INDA, Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry; Independent Community Bankers of America; Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of America (Big “I”); Independent Lubricant Manufacturers Association; Independent Petroleum Association of America; Independent Women Network; Independent Women’s Forum; Independent Women’s Voice; Indian Valley Chamber of Commerce; Indiana Bankers Association; Indiana Beef Cattle Association; Indiana Manufacturers Association; Indiana Motor Truck Association; Indiana Restaurant & Lodging Association; Industrial Fasteners Institute; Industrial Truck Association; Infinity Flight Group; Infitec, Inc.; Information Technology Industry Council; Innovator Alliance; Institute of Makers of Explosives; Institute of Real Estate Management; Inter-Connect Electronics, Inc.; Intercoiffure America Canada; Interest Deductibility Working Group; International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF); International Foodservice Distributors Association (IFDA); International Franchise Association (IFA); International Fresh Produce Association; International Housewares Association; International Paper; International Salon Spa Business Network; International Sign Association; International Spa Association; International Warehouse Logistics Association (IWLA); Invest in Education Coalition; INX International Ink Co; Iowa Association of Business and Industry; Iowa Bankers Association; Iowa Cattlemen's Association; Iowa Motor Truck Association; Iowa Restaurant Association; IPC; ISSA, The Worldwide Cleaning Industry Association; Jacob Becerra, Angel Family; Jamison Door Company; Jared Mendoza, Angel Family; Javier Vega, Angel Family; JB Doors Company; Jim Myers & Sons, Inc.; JLS Automation; Job Creators Network; Jody Jones, Angel Family; John Phillips, Angel Family; Johnson & Johnson; Josephine Terry, Angel Family; Judy Zieto, Angel Family; JWBell; Kalispell Chamber of Commerce; Kansas Bankers Association; Kansas Chamber of Commerce; Kansas Livestock Association; Kansas Motor Carriers Association; Kansas Restaurant & Hospitality Association; Kearney Area Chamber of Commerce (Nebraska); Kearney Chamber of Commerce (Missouri); Kelly Terry, Angel Family; Kennametal; Kennedy Rice Mill; KENT Corporation; Kent Terry, Angel Family; Kentucky Bankers Association; Kentucky Bourbon Direct; Kentucky Cattlemen's Association; Kentucky Restaurant Association; Kentucky Right to Life; Kentucky Trucking Association; Ketchie Inc.; Kimberly Stansberry, Angel Family; Kiyan Mimael, Angel Family; Kohler Co.; Koppers Inc.; Kylie Mendoza, Angel Family; Lake Elsinore Valley Chamber of Commerce; Lakewood Chamber of Commerce; Lansing Regional Chamber; Laura Basurto, Angel Family; Lauren Phillips, Angel Family; Lawrence County (TN) Chamber of Commerce; Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce; Leading Builders of America; Leggett and Platt, Inc.; Liberty Counsel; Libra Industries; Licking County Chamber of Commerce; LifeVictory Enterprises LLC/S.M.A.R.T. Women's Healthcare; Lincoln Area Chamber of Commerce (California); Lincoln Chamber of Commerce (Nebraska); Livestock Marketing Association; Lockheed Martin Corporation; Long Beach Chamber of Commerce; Longview TX Chamber of Commerce; Louisiana Bankers Association; Louisiana Cattlemen's Association; Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation; Louisiana Green Fuels LLC; Louisiana Motor Transport Association; Louisiana Restaurant Association; Lumen; Lupe Morfin Moreno, Angel Family; Lutheran Center for Religious Liberty (LCRL); M&M Quality Grinding, Inc.; MACNY - The Manufacturers Association; Madison Air; Madison King, Angel Family; Mahindra USA Inc.; Main Street Employers Coalition; Maine Bankers Association; Maine Motor Transport Association; Maine State Chamber of Commerce; March for Life Action; Maria Herrera Vega, Angel Family; Marion Die & Fixture; Marla Wolff, Angel Family; Marlin Steel Wire Products LLC; Mary Ann Mendoza, Angel Family; Maryland Bankers Association; Maryland Chamber of Commerce; Maryland Motor Truck Association; Mason City Chamber of Commerce; Massachusetts Bankers Association; Massachusetts Restaurant Association; McKenna Mendoza, Angel Family; McLean County Chamber of Commerce; Meat Institute; Meghan Mobbs - Independent Women's Voice; Melanie Kortlang, Angel Family; Melanie Mendoza, Angel Family; MEMA, The Vehicle Suppliers Association; Merck & Co., Inc.; Metal Treating Institute; Metals Service Center Institute; Metrocrest Chamber of Commerce; Michelle Root, Angel Family; Michelle Terry, Angel Family; Michigan Bankers Association; Michigan Cattlemen's Association; Michigan Chamber of Commerce; Michigan Manufacturers Association; Michigan Restaurant & Lodging Association; Michigan Trucking Association; Microboard Processing, Inc.; Micron Technology; Midwest Dry Bean Coalition; Miles Fiberglass & Composites; Miller Wire Works, Inc.; MillerKnoll; Minerva; Minnesota Bankers Association; Minnesota Chamber of Commerce; Minnesota State Cattlemen's Association; Minnesota Trucking Association; Mississippi Bankers Association; Mississippi Cattlemen's Association; Mississippi Hospitality and Restaurant Association; Mississippi Manufacturers Association; Mississippi Trucking Association; Missouri Bankers Association; Missouri Cattlemen's Association; Missouri Farm Bureau; Missouri Restaurant Association; Missouri Trucking Association; Mobile Chamber; Montana Bankers Association; Montana Chamber of Commerce; Montana Public Policy Center; Montana Restaurant Association; Montana Stockgrowers Association; Montana Trucking Association; Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA); Motor Transport Association of Connecticut; Mountain Lakes Chamber of Commerce; Murray County Chamber of Commerce; NAIOP, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association; NAIOP, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association; Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce; Nareit; National Apartment Association; National Asphalt Pavement Association (NAPA); National Association for Gun Rights; National Association of Barber Boards of America; National Association of Convenience Stores; National Association of Electrical Distributors (NAED); National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) – KEY VOTE; National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors (NAIFA); National Association of Manufacturers; National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies; National Association of Professional Insurance Agents; National Association of REALTORS; National Association of Wheat Growers; National Association of Wholesaler-Distributors (NAW); National Automatic Merchandising Association (NAMA); National Barley Growers Association; National Beer Wholesalers Association; National Border Patrol Council; National Business Aviation Association (NBAA); National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA); National Chicken Council; National Concrete Pavement Association; National Corn Growers Association; National Cotton Council; National Council of Farmer Cooperatives; National Council of Textile Organizations; National Drug & Alcohol Screening Association; National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA); National Electrical Manufacturers Representatives Association (NEMRA); National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) – KEY VOTE; National Fisheries Institute; National Foreign Trade Council; National Grange; National Grocers Association; National Hydropower Association; National Lumber and Building Material Dealers Association; National Marine Manufacturers Association; National Milk Producers Federation (NMPF); National Mining Association; National Multifamily Housing Council; National Ocean Industries Association; National Oilseed Processors Association; National Peach Council; National Pork Producers Council; National Potato Council; National Propane Gas Association; National Ready Mixed Concrete Association; National Restaurant Association; National Retail Federation (NRF) – KEY VOTE; National Rifle Association – KEY VOTE; National Right to Life – KEY VOTE; National Roofing Contractors Association (NRCA); National RV Dealers Association (RVDA); National Small Business Association (NSBA); National Sorghum Producers; National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association (NSSGA); National Sunflower Association; National Taxpayers Union (NTU); National Thoroughbred Racing Association (NTRA); National Tooling and Machining Association; National Turkey Federation; National Utility Contractors Association; National Venture Capital Association; National Wooden Pallet & Container Association; NATSO, Representing America's Travel Centers and Truck Stops; Nebraska Auto Body Association; Nebraska Bankers Association; Nebraska Cattlemen's Association; Nebraska Hospitality Association; Nebraska Trucking Association; Nevada Bankers Association; Nevada Cattlemen's Association; Nevada Manufacturers Association; Nevada Restaurant Association; Nevada Trucking Association; New Hampshire Bankers Association; New Hampshire Lodging & Restaurant Association; New Hampshire Motor Transport Association; New Jersey Bankers Association; New Jersey Business & Industry Association; New Jersey Motor Truck Association; New Jersey Restaurant & Hospitality Association; New Jersey State Chamber of Commerce; New Mexico Bankers Association; New Mexico Business Coalition; New Mexico Cattle Growers' Association; New Mexico Restaurant Association; New Mexico Trucking Association; New York Bankers Association; New York Beef Producers' Association; New York State Restaurant Association; Next Generation Manufacturing; Niron Magnetics; Nogales Santa Cruz County Chamber of Commerce; Non-Ferrous Founders' Society; North American Association of Food Equipment Manufacturers (NAFEM); North American Die Casting Association; North American Equipment Dealers Association; North American Millers' Association; North Carolina Bankers Association; North Carolina Cattlemen's Association; North Carolina Chamber; North Carolina Restaurant & Lodging Association; North Carolina Trucking Association; North Dakota Bankers Association; North Dakota Hospitality Association; North Dakota Motor Carriers Association; North Dakota Stockmen's Association; North Texas Commission; Northarvest Bean Growers Association; Northeast PA Manufacturers & Employers Association; Norwalk Chamber of Commerce; Novelis, Inc.; NTT Data Inc; Nucor Corporation; NumbersUSA – KEY VOTE; O’Neal Industries, Inc; Occidental; Ohio Bankers League; Ohio Cattlemen's Association; Ohio Restaurant & Hospitality Alliance; Ohio Trucking Association; Oklahoma Bankers Association; Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association; Oklahoma Restaurant Association; Oklahoma Trucking Association; Opelika Chamber of Commerce; Opportunity Puerto Rico; Orange County Business Council; Oregon Bankers Association; Oregon Business & Industry; Oregon Cattlemen's Association; Oregon Restaurant & Lodging Association; Oregon Trucking Association; Ovintiv; Padgett, Inc.; Palm Desert Area Chamber of Commerce; Palos Verdes Peninsula Chamber of Commerce; Paragon Health Institute; Patrice Onwuka - Independent Women's Voice; Patty Morin, Angel Family; Pella Corporation; Pelletizer Knives, Inc.; Pennsylvania Bankers Association; Pennsylvania Cattlemen's Association; Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry; Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Association; Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association; Pennsylvania Restaurant & Lodging Association; Penske Corporation; Perquimans County Chamber of Commerce; Perry County Chamber of Commerce; Personal Care Products Council; Petroleum Equipment Institute - PEI; Pfizer Inc.; Phoenix Closures; Pioneer Service Inc.; Plastic Pipe and Fittings Association; Plastics Industry Association; Plumbing Manufacturers International; Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors - National Association; POET; Porta-King Building Systems; Portland Metro Chamber; Power and Communication Contractors Association; Prattville Area Chamber of Commerce; Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute; Precision Machined Products Association; Precision Metalforming Association; Priests for Life; PRINTING United Alliance; Private Investor Coalition; Professional Beauty Association; Professional Beauty Employment Coalition; Provision Ventures; Public Lands Council; Puerto Rico Bankers Association; Quad; Quad Cities Chamber of Commerce; R&D Coalition; Railway Supply Institute; Rally Apparel Co-Op Inc.; RATE Coalition; Raymond Mendoza, Angel Family; RCO Engineering; Real Estate Roundtable; Recycled Materials Association; Reflective Concepts, LLC; Regis Corporation; Reinke Manufacturing Co., Inc.; Reinsurance Association of America; Renewable Fuels Association; Repsol Oil and Gas USA, LLC; Reserve Organization of America (ROA); Restaurant Association of Maryland; Restaurant Association of Metropolitan Washington; Retail Industry Leaders Association; Rhode Island Bankers Association; Rhode Island Hospitality Association; Rhode Island Manufactures Association; Rhode Island Trucking Association; RichardsApex, Inc; Riverton Chamber and Visitors Center; Rochester Area Chamber of Commerce; Rock Springs Chamber of Commerce; Rockwell Automation; Rosenbauer America; Rotochopper; RTX; RYAM; S Corporation Association; SABIC; SAF Coalition; Salem Area Chamber of Commerce; Sam Villa; San Juan Capistrano Chamber of Commerce; Santa Barbara South Coast Chamber of Commerce; Saporito Finishing Co.; Schatz Bearing Corporation; Schneider Electric; Schuylkill Chamber of Commerce; Scott Root, Angel Family; Sekai Electronics, Inc.; Service Station Dealers of America and Allied Trades; Shell; Shenango Valley Chamber of Commerce; SIGMA: America's Leading Fuel Marketers; SigmaTron; Simmons Knife & Saw; Skills First Coalition; Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council; Small Business Legislative Council (SBLC); Small Business Technology Council; Smithfield Foods; Snap-on Incorporated; Society of Chemical Manufacturers and Affiliates (SOCMA); South Carolina Bankers Association; South Carolina Cattlemen's Association; South Carolina Chamber of Commerce; South Carolina Restaurant & Lodging Association; South Carolina Trucking Association; South Dakota Bankers Association; South Dakota Cattlemen's Association; South Dakota Retailers Association; South Dakota Trucking Association; South East Dairy Farmers Association; South Valley Chamber of Commerce; Southern Cotton Growers; Southwest Airlines; Southwest Council of Agribusiness; Southwest Florida Salons; SouthWest Mobile County Chamber of Commerce; Space Florida; Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA); Sport Clips; Spray Polyurethane Foam Alliance; Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce; St. George Area Chamber of Commerce; Standex International; Stanford Electronics Manufacturing & Sales; Star Cutter Company; State Chamber of Oklahoma; Steel Manufacturers Association; Stellar Industries, Inc.; Steve Ronnebeck, Angel Family; Stratasys; Strategic Biofuels LLC; Strohwig Industries, Inc; Students for Life Action – KEY VOTE; Subchapter S Bank Association; Sukup Manufacturing Co.; Suniva; Sunnyside Corporation; Superior Graphite Co; Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America – KEY VOTE; T-Mobile; Taylor Machine Works; Technology & Manufacturing Association; Technology Councils of North America; Tennessee Bankers Association; Tennessee Cattlemen's Association; Tennessee Chamber of Commerce & Industry; Tennessee Hospitality & Tourism Association; Tennessee Trucking Association; Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association; Texas Association of Manufacturers; Texas Bankers Association; Texas Cattle Feeders Association; Texas Farm Bureau; Texas Instruments; Texas Restaurant Association; Texas Trucking Association; Textile Care Allied Trades Association; Textron Corp; The Abortion Survivors Network; The Bradbury Group; The Business Council of NYS, Inc.; The Carpet and Rug Institute; The Door and Hardware Institute; The Fertilizer Institute; The George Evans Corporation; The Hardwood Federation; The Huber Heights Chamber of Commerce; The Independent Packaging Association; The Innovator Alliance; The J.M. Smucker Co.; The LIBRE Initiative; The Libre Institute; The Mosaic Company; The Ohio Manufacturers’ Association; The Payroll Group; The Real Estate Roundtable; The Timken Company; The Toro Company; The Will-Burt Company; Tile Roofing Industry Alliance; Tippy; Tire Industry Association; Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce; Toyota Motor North America, Inc.; Trane Technologies plc; Transportation Intermediaries Association; Trinity Industries; Truck Renting and Leasing Association; Trucking Association of Massachusetts; Trucking Association of New York; Tulsa Regional Chamber; Tyler Area Chamber of Commerce; U.S. Apple Association; U.S. Beet Sugar Association; U.S. Canola Association; U.S. Chamber of Commerce – KEY VOTE; U.S. Pea & Lentil Trade Association; U.S. Rice Producers Association; U.S. Sweet Potato Council; Uber; Ultra Machining Company (UMC); United Airlines; United Postmasters and Managers of America; United States Footwear Manufacturers Association (USFMA); United States Peanut Federation; United States Steel Corporation; UPS; Upstate Chamber Coalition; USA Dry Pea & Lentil Council; USA Rice; USG Corporation; USTelecom | The Broadband Association; Utah Bankers Association; Utah Cattlemen's Association; Utah Manufacturers Association; Utah Restaurant Association; Utah Trucking Association; Utility Global; V's Barbershop; Valve Manufacturers Association; Vantage Plastics; Vector Companies; Vegas Chamber; Verizon; Vermeer Corporation; Vermont Bankers Association; Vermont Chamber of Commerce; Vermont Truck & Bus Association; Vickie Schermock Lyon, Angel Family; Victoria Maldonado, Angel Family; Vinyl Institute USA; Virginia Association of Roofing Professionals; Virginia Bankers Association; Virginia Cattlemen's Association; Virginia Restaurant, Lodging, & Travel Association; Virginia Trucking Association; Wabash Corp.; Warwick Publishing Company; WASDA - Water and Sewer Distributors of America; Washington Bankers Association; Washington Cattle Feeders Association; Washington Cattlemen's Association; Washington Hospitality Association; Washington Retail Association; Washington Trucking Associations; Water and Sewer Distributors of America; Wendy Corcoran, Angel Family; Wertz Werkz LLC; West Ohio Tool Co.; West Virginia Bankers Association; West Virginia Cattlemen's Association; West Virginia Chamber of Commerce; West Virginia Hospitality and Travel Association; West Virginia Manufacturers Association; West Virginia Trucking Association; Western Growers Association; Western Peanut Growers Association; Western United Dairies; Westminster Tool, Inc.; Westmoreland County Chamber of Commerce; Westside Finishing; Wholesale Florists and Floral Suppliers Association; WilliamsRDM; Wilmington Chamber of Commerce; Window and Door Manufacturers Association; Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America; Wine Institute; Winnebago Industries; Winton Machine Company; Wire Mesh Products; Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry; Wisconsin Bankers Association; Wisconsin Cattlemen's Association; Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce; Wisconsin Motor Carriers Association; Wisconsin Restaurant Association; Wood Products Manufacturers Association (WPMA); Woodward, Inc.; Workplace Solutions Association; Wyoming Bankers Association; Wyoming Chamber of Commerce; Wyoming Hospitality and Travel Coalition; Wyoming Stock Growers Association; Wyoming Trucking Association; Zero Zone Inc.
