Ohio Democratic Party Launches “Stay Home And Vote” Push Ahead of April 28 Deadline to Vote in Ohio’s Primary Election COLUMBUS — In response to the coronavirus crisis and Gov. Mike DeWine’s “stay at home” order, the Ohio Democratic Party has transitioned its campaign efforts to a completely online operation, holding virtual cross-country fundraisers, training

In case you missed it… With the 10th anniversary of the Affordable Care Act happening this week, Ohio Democratic Party Chairman David Pepper has an op-ed in the Delaware Gazette discussing how the health care law has benefited Ohio — and how Donald Trump’s attacks on the ACA have harmed public health and our preparedness

COLUMBUS — The Ohio Democratic Party today filed a writ of prohibition with the Ohio Supreme Court to ensure the primary election will take place and protect Ohioans’ right to vote, after polling places were barred from opening by the state Department of Health. “This primary election must move forward,” said Ohio Democratic Party Chairman

COLUMBUS — The Ohio Democratic Party released the following statement from Chairman David Pepper regarding the current status of Ohio’s primary election: “Given the chaos, confusion and mixed messages of the past 24 hours, it’s clearly impossible for in-person voting to move forward today in Ohio. However, this primary election must move forward, and Ohio

COLUMBUS — The Ohio Democratic Party released the following statement from Chairman David Pepper in response to Gov. Mike DeWine’s recommendation that the state postpone in-person voting for the primary election until Tuesday, June 2: “Dr. Amy Acton and Gov. Mike DeWine shared their conclusion with me that the risk to voters, 35,000 poll workers,

COLUMBUS — Out of an abundance of caution and after careful consideration of Gov. Mike DeWine’s guidance regarding large, public events, the Ohio Democratic Party today announced it would postpone its annual Legacy Dinner — originally set for Sunday, March 15 — until a later date. “As individuals and organizations, we all have a responsibility

On One-Year Anniversary of GM Lordstown’s Closing, State Announces It Lost 6,000 Manufacturing Jobs In Past Year COLUMBUS — On the one year-anniversary of the last Chevy Cruze rolling off the line at the now-shuttered General Motors factory at Lordstown, the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services announced the state lost 12,500 jobs —

U.S. Supreme Court Will Hear Case to Throw Out Health Care Law COLUMBUS – The Ohio Democratic Party released the following statement from Chairman David Pepper on the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to hear the Affordable Care Act lawsuit, Texas v. United States: “Since Donald Trump came into office, Ohio’s uninsured rate has gone up,

Antani, Keller, Lang, Roegner, Merrin Among Those Who Sided With Fuyao Against Workers COLUMBUS — In 2017, U.S. Rep. Mike Turner took sides with Fuyao against Ohio workers who were trying to organize, but today a federal agency is investigating the Chinese-owned company for illegally suppressing unionization efforts at their Moraine plant. “Three years later

In case you missed it… Even as Donald Trump has broken his promise to “get those prescription drug prices way down,” Democratic legislators in Congress and at the Ohio Statehouse are pushing forward with proposals to lower drug costs for Ohioans. This week Ohio Capital Journal highlighted legislation by state Rep. Beth Liston and state