Virginia Jobs Are on the Line
Make Your Voice Heard
If lawmakers break their promises to businesses that have invested in the Commonwealth, working Virginians will pay the price with fewer jobs and higher costs they can’t afford.
Virginia Made a Promise. Now, They Could Break It
Businesses chose Virginia because of commitments made by state lawmakers – commitments tied to economic development programs that help companies grow, hire, and invest.
Now those promises could be broken. And Virginia’s business community could pay the price.
Virginia Works When Business Works
Virginia has always been a place businesses can count on. We need to keep it that way.
Tell your lawmakers: Honor your commitments. Keep Virginia open for business.
It takes less than a minute. Your voice matters.
Major Employers Are Reconsidering Virginia
Manufacturers. Data centers. Pharmaceutical companies. Major employers across Virginia are second-guessing their decision to call
Virginia home.
Affordability doesn’t start with a policy — it starts with a paycheck. When businesses leave Virginia, working families are left with fewer jobs and
higher costs.
The Consequences Are Real – And Growing
- A steady paycheck is the starting point for every family’s budget — and Virginia lawmakers could put those paychecks at risk
- Without good jobs, policies can’t fix the affordability crisis
- Fewer employers means less tax revenue, fewer community investments, and fewer opportunities for the next generation
