NEW FRANKEN, WI — The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) Wisconsin PAC has endorsed Nic Cravillion for Wisconsin’s First State Senate District, signaling its support for a candidate committed to standing with Wisconsin’s small businesses.
“Small business owners need champions in Madison who understand the realities of running a business, and Nic Cravillion has proven he will be that voice. NFIB is pleased to endorse Cravillion for Senate and looks forward to working with him to advance policies that support small business growth, investment, and job creation,” said NFIB State Director Luke Bacher.
NFIB has advocated for small and independent businesses for more than 80 years and represents over 10,000 members in Wisconsin. Its endorsement serves as an important signal to voters about which candidates will stand up for small businesses in Madison.
“Small businesses are essential to Wisconsin’s economic success, but workforce shortages, high taxes, and unnecessary regulations make it harder for them to grow and succeed,” said Cravillion. “In the State Senate, I’ll be a champion for small business owners, helping them create good-paying jobs and strengthen our communities.”
Cravillion is a lifelong Northeast Wisconsin resident, Afghanistan combat veteran, small business owner, and continues to serve in the U.S. Army Reserve. He brings nearly six years of experience serving Northeast Wisconsin as State Senator André Jacque’s District Director, working directly with constituents, local governments, and community leaders.
The general election will be held Tuesday, November 3rd. To learn more about Nic Cravillion’s campaign, visit www.NicforWI.com.
Wisconsin’s First State Senate District includes Door and Kewaunee counties and portions of Brown, Calumet, Manitowoc, and Outagamie counties.
