Made in America Starts Here: Nassau County, NY Domestic Content Study Launches
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DomesticContent.com has launched the 2027 Made in America Domestic Content Study for Nassau County, New York, part of a national effort to measure what Americans expect domestic investment to deliver.
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Located on Long Island immediately east of New York City, Nassau County is home to approximately 1.4 million residents and a diverse economy led by healthcare, retail, government, hospitality, and professional services.
The study asks: When money is invested in Nassau County, how much should support American workers, American-made products, domestic suppliers, businesses, and communities?
Participants will share their priorities around Made in America, American jobs, supply chains, country of origin, affordability, investment, and domestic-content claims. Responses are confidential, with findings analyzed in aggregate.
The study closes October 30, 2026.
Residents, workers, businesses, suppliers, government, industry, and community organizations are encouraged to participate. Hire American. Buy American. Invest American. Made in America Starts Here. DomesticContent.com
About the Domestic Content Studies: DomesticContent.com studies are non-partisan and fact-based, reporting findings without political advocacy. Studies are commissioned or requested by government, industry, businesses, and communities. Investment Partners support the initiative and its message: Hire American. Buy American. Invest American. Partners do not influence findings. Contact us to launch, support, or join a study.
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