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Gas prices are soaring. Families are choosing between buying groceries and paying their electric bills. Tariffs are crushing Ohio farms. Hundreds of thousands of Ohioans are projected to lose their healthcare.
Republican control in Washington and Columbus is a disaster for Ohio families.
Jay Edwards can’t hide from his record of corruption at the Statehouse — it’s a stain on our state and it’s raising Ohioans’ energy costs. Ohioans are ready to show Jay Edwards the door in November.
As if Ohioans aren't already dealing with rising costs of gas and groceries, Ohio is now being hit the hardest by Washington Republicans' reckless trade war with Canada. This isn't what Ohioans voted for.
Ohio hit hardest by Canada's retaliatory tariffs
www.dispatch.com
Here's why Ohio ranks among the states facing the largest costs from the U.S.-Canada trade dispute.Right now, Ohioans are struggling to afford their most basic needs: food, gas, electricity. And while Ohio Republicans help the rich get richer, working families are the ones footing the bill. It's time to build a state where working families come first—and that starts with electing Ohio Democrats.
Vivek would rather be on vacation than campaign in the state he's running to represent. Ohioans will give him plenty more time in Europe when they send him packing this fall!
On this week's Coffee with the Candidate, we're featuring Samantha Salamon, candidate for Ohio House District 35! Learn more about Samantha and check out her website: salamonforohio.com
While Ohioans deal with rising costs of healthcare, groceries, gas, and utilities, where are Ohio Republicans? Partying in the White House Rose Garden.
Jon Husted rolled out the red carpet to bring data centers to Ohio at the expense of Ohio communities. Ohioans are making their voices heard, and their message is clear: they’re voting Husted out.
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Over a million kids have lost nutrition benefits because of Trump's Big Ugly Law.
Trump and Republicans in Congress cut health care and food aid in order to give tax cuts to the rich and billions to ICE.
Shameful.
More than 1.2 million children have lost SNAP benefits since last July. Experts explain why
Experts say that the drop is a cause for worry, and that it’s unlikely that the need for food assistance has dropped.
www.pbs.org
Ohioans are asking, “Who is Jon Husted?” Let me tell you.
There are hundreds of millionaires in Congress.
But is there anyone in Congress who can do this?
Gas prices are soaring. Families are choosing between buying groceries and paying their electric bills. Tariffs are crushing Ohio farms. Hundreds of thousands of Ohioans are projected to lose their healthcare.
Republican control in Washington and Columbus is a disaster for Ohio
Jay Edwards can’t hide from his record of corruption at the Statehouse — it’s a stain on our state and it’s raising Ohioans’ energy costs. Ohioans are ready to show Jay Edwards the door in November.
We asked our Democratic leaders why Ohio is worth fighting for.
This is what they said.
As if Ohioans aren't already dealing with rising costs of gas and groceries, Ohio is now being hit the hardest by Washington Republicans' reckless trade war with Canada. This isn't what Ohioans voted for.
Ohio hit hardest by Canada's retaliatory tariffs
Here's why Ohio ranks among the states facing the largest costs from the U.S.-Canada trade dispute.
www.dispatch.com
Trump's illegal war with Iran is driving up prices at the pump. Ohio's average gas price has climbed to $4.16 a gallon, and families in our district are feeling the squeeze. I voted for the sixth time today to end this reckless war and bring our troops home. It's long past time
Max Miller just voted AGAIN to continue the war.
Back home, we're paying the price at the pump.
He can afford the votes he's taking. But we can't. #MaxTax
Northeast Ohio can't afford Trump's illegal war and incompetent policies.
Last night, I voted for the sixth time to end Trump's war with Iran. Ohioans have had enough.
Gas prices are up $1.33 over the last year in Northeast Ohio
Northeast Ohio gas prices surged 28 cents to $4.228 per gallon, driven by crude oil topping $100 per barrel amid Strait of Hormuz volatility.
www.cleveland.com