Advocacy Surveys
Your Voice, Our Mission - Turning Member Insights into National Action
We Turn Small Business Voices Into National Impact
Our advocacy starts with real data from real business owners.
Through our proprietary polling system, we regularly survey our network of more than 40,000 members to better understand the challenges facing entrepreneurs and small business leaders across the country.
The insights we gather shape our policy priorities, inform issue based campaigns, strengthen our media outreach, and give lawmakers in Washington a clearer picture of what small business owners are actually experiencing on the ground. When our members speak up, we make sure they’re heard on Capitol Hill and beyond.
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USHBC Member Survey Results
2026 Small Business Pulse
(April 28, 2026 - May 15, 2026)
January 2026 Affordability Survey
2025 New Year Survey
September 2024 Voter Pulse Survey
Media Hits
April 2024 Voter Pulse Survey
Media Hits
2022 Midterms Swing State Voter Pulse Survey
The USHBC conducted a focused survey of Hispanic business owners across six key swing states, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Nevada, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania, as the 2022 midterms peaked. Responses were proportionally balanced to reflect the Hispanic business population in each state.
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Purpose of the Survey
We aimed to capture a timely and accurate pulse on:
Top economic and political concerns
Key issues shaping voter decisions
Differences in perspectives across regions
The goal? To better understand what drives Hispanic business owners at the ballot box and help elevate their voice in national political conversations.
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Why This Matters
This survey wasn’t just data collection. The findings were:
Shared with bipartisan campaigns and advocacy groups
Used to inform issue priorities for Hispanic communities
Cited in public conversations, including Virtual Town Halls with Senator John Fetterman and Dr. Mehmet Oz
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Real Impact
Our 2022 survey helped drive:
Smarter political outreach
More relevant policy discussions
A clearer focus on the Hispanic business vote