Author: Katie Fallon

November 28, 2017

U.S. Representative Bob Gibbs Tax proposals from the Trump Administration and Congressional leaders threaten deep reductions to many critical services used by Ohio residents. This fact sheet highlights the individuals in each Congressional district who use important federally-funded services, and how they may be affected. Figures represent the current number

November 28, 2017

Tax proposals from the Trump Administration and Congressional leaders threaten deep reductions to many critical services used by Ohio residents. This fact sheet highlights the individuals in each Congressional district who use important federally-funded services, and how they may be affected. Figures represent the current number and percentage of residents

November 28, 2017

Tax proposals from the Trump Administration and Congressional leaders threaten deep reductions to many critical services used by Ohio residents. This fact sheet highlights the individuals in each district who use some important services, and how they may be affected. Figures represent the current number and percentage of residents served

November 27, 2017

U.S. Representative: Robert Latta Tax proposals from the Trump Administration and Congressional leaders threaten deep reductions to many critical services used by Ohio residents. This fact sheet highlights the individuals in each Congressional district who use important federally-funded services, and how they may be affected. Figures represent the current number

November 27, 2017

U.S. Representative: Steven Chabot Tax proposals from the Trump Administration and Congressional leaders threaten deep reductions to many critical services used by Ohio residents. This fact sheet highlights the individuals in each Congressional district who use important federally-funded services, and how they may be affected. Figures represent the current number

November 27, 2017

U.S. Representative Brad Wenstrup Tax proposals from the Trump Administration and Congressional leaders threaten deep reductions to many critical services used by Ohio residents. This fact sheet highlights the individuals in each Congressional district who use important federally-funded services, and how they may be affected. Figures represent the current number

November 27, 2017

U.S. Representative: Joyce Beatty Tax proposals from the Trump Administration and Congressional leaders threaten deep reductions to many critical services used by Ohio residents. This fact sheet highlights the individuals in each Congressional district who use important federally-funded services, and how they may be affected. Figures represent the current number

November 27, 2017

U.S. Representative James Jordan Tax proposals from the Trump Administration and Congressional leaders threaten deep reductions to many critical services used by Ohio residents. This fact sheet highlights the individuals in each Congressional district who use important federally-funded services, and how they may be affected. Figures represent the current number

November 27, 2017

U.S. Representative: Marcy Kaptur Tax proposals from the Trump Administration and Congressional leaders threaten deep reductions to many critical services used by Ohio residents. This fact sheet highlights the individuals in each Congressional district who use important federally-funded services, and how they may be affected. Figures represent the current number

November 14, 2017

Halloween is over, but Congressional Republicans are still trying to disguise gutting health care as tax “reform.” If you had concerns about the many repeal and replace health care bills that failed earlier this year, then the Republic tax plan should terrify you. Both Senate Republicans and House Republicans have

November 1, 2017

Health care open enrollment begins November 1st, 2017. Despite a year of confusing attacks and changes to the Affordable Care Act (ACA), it remains the law of the land. But, one of President Trump’s strategies to weaken the ACA has been to slash many consumer-oriented policies, meaning this year’s open

October 26, 2017
Press Release

After years of draining resources from Ohio’s local governments and transit agencies, the 2018-2019 state budget slashes funding for counties and transit agencies by nearly $200 million a year after this budget period ends. In two new Budget Bites, Policy Matters examines how the 2018-2019 state budget affects local governments

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