As a Member of the House Small Business Committee, I will continue working to advance pro-growth initiatives and investment opportunities for entrepreneurs.
I will continue working to advance pro-growth initiatives and investment opportunities for entrepreneurs.
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Evidence
This legislation will increase the capital available to small businesses, especially those in rural and underserved communities, manufacturing, or the critical technology sector, through Small Business Investment Companies (SBICs). ... ‘As someone who spent more than 20 years helping grow a small business into a larger business, I understand firsthand the challenges entrepreneurs face when trying to secure capital,’ said Congressman Meuser.
H.R. 2066, the Investing in All of America Act, legislation aimed at increasing capital available to small businesses, particularly those in rural or low-income areas, manufacturing, and those operating in the critical technology sector. ... The bill ensures that dollars invested in rural and low-income areas, manufacturing, or the critical technology sector will not count against an SBIC’s leverage cap, making additional capital available for businesses in these critical industries.
The legislation delivers a comprehensive overhaul of the financial system that puts community banks, regional banks, and local economies first—empowering lenders to support their communities instead of navigating endless red tape and politically driven supervision.
Assessments
The promise was to continue working to advance pro-growth initiatives and investment opportunities for entrepreneurs. Evidence shows Meuser did more than merely advocate: he introduced and materially advanced the Investing in All of America Act, a bill specifically designed to increase capital available to small businesses and entrepreneurs, especially in rural and underserved areas, and that bill was signed into law on May 19, 2026 while he remained in office. Additional evidence of his support for broader capital-access measures reinforces that he continued working on the issue. Because a concrete entrepreneurship and investment-expanding measure he championed became law during the same term, this counts as delivered.