Editor Commentary: Issue 1 is about powerful Republican politicians and lobbyists not trusting Ohioans. They don’t want a majority of voters to do anything they don’t like. They don’t want a majority of voters to be able to hold them accountable
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If you think it’s severely abnormal, inappropriate, and unethical for Ohio’s chief elections officer Frank LaRose, to be campaigning with an anti-abortion lobbyist, to attack 100 years of Ohio majority voter power, when a majority supports reproduction rights, you’re 100% correct
"We are in the middle of a severe affordable housing crisis with gaping holes in our social safety net...Emergency rental assistance and eviction moratoriums were a temporary patch to those holes.” - @dianeyentel of @NLIHC
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Thank you @SenSherrodBrown for meeting with Ohio housing advocates yesterday! We’re grateful for your commitment to fight to keep the housing investments & the #ChildTaxCredit in a final Build Back Better package that can pass the Senate!
The most fascinating part of Columbus is the ongoing operation of a Planter’s Peanut Shoppe in the middle of downtown, catty-corner to the Ohio Statehouse.
When payday lenders prey on people with interest rates as high as 600%, they're trapping them in a cycle of debt no one could afford to repay.
I'm joining @SenJackReed's #36PercentCap bill to cap interest rates on all consumer loans at 36%.
Affordable, quality housing impacts a person’s health and well-being as much as any other #SDOH need. We’re happy to invest in the Linden Healthy Homes Fund to help increase the amount of affordable, quality housing options in Columbus. #CSBuildsHealth https://t.co/lR854llgQb
A Senate budget proposal would slam landlords who rent out affordable housing, potentially harming hundreds of thousands of low-income Ohioans, advocates are warning.
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I just took action with @COHHIO to join the sign-on letter urging Ohio's Congressional Delegation to include #affordablehousing in the infrastructure bill: https://t.co/xiZahM7ZML
The state budget gives lawmakers an opportunity to be #allinforohio & use all the tools in the toolbox to care for all people.
House Republicans opted for a tax cut that could cost $380 mil which could go to schools, child care, or public health.
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If you’re not outraged you’re not paying attention! To suppress the vote in Ohio even more than Georgia is outrageous esp. when @FrankLaRose said “we had the most successful election ever” How about a @fairfightaction & @OhFairDistricts
Both chambers of the Ohio General Assembly unanimously passed legislation that would exempt providers of affordable housing for people with substance abuse or mental health disorders from property taxes.
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