AAAS Florida Capitol Day: Your Chance to Advocate in Tallahassee

The Automotive Aftermarket Association Southeast (AAAS) Capitol Day is right around the corner, and this year’s event promises to be an incredible opportunity for industry professionals across Florida. Taking place February 2–3, 2026, at the Florida State Capitol in Tallahassee, this gathering brings together business owners, shop leaders, and aftermarket advocates for meaningful engagement with state lawmakers.

Why Capitol Day Matters

Capitol Day offers a unique chance to step inside the legislative process and engage directly with elected officials. By participating, attendees help ensure that the voices of automotive aftermarket businesses are heard where decisions are made. These conversations play a vital role in shaping policies that impact the industry’s growth, workforce needs, and long-term success.

What to Expect During the Event

Participants will join fellow industry professionals for a full day of meetings and discussions with Florida legislative and Executive branch members. These sessions are designed to give attendees the chance to share their experiences, discuss the challenges facing their businesses, and advocate for key policy priorities that support the aftermarket sector.

You’ll also gain deeper insight into how legislation is crafted and how advocacy efforts influence outcomes. Whether you’re an experienced advocate or attending for the first time, the event is structured to be informative, engaging, and impactful.

Why Your Voice Matters

Every story shared and every perspective offered helps strengthen the collective message of the industry. Your participation contributes to a more informed and supportive policy environment for aftermarket businesses across Florida.

If you're passionate about supporting the aftermarket community and ensuring its continued success, Capitol Day is the perfect opportunity to get involved.

We hope you’ll join us in Tallahassee to advocate for the industry and help drive meaningful progress at the state level. If you have questions or want to learn more about attending, we’re here to help.