Official response from Senator M. KestrelleOct 9, 2026, 10:15 AM
Thank you to everyone who voted and gave a reason. My office is reading every one, and I’ll take questions at the Larkhaven town hall on October 20.
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Citizen bill · Trending
Small Business Tax Relief Act
Raise the small-business tax deduction threshold.
How citizens in the district voted on the bill
Accept · 68%
Reject · 32%
How your delegates voted on the related bill
Sen. M. KestrelleYea
Sen. D. WrenfieldNay
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