Congressional Representative:Warren Davidson, Republican Contact U.S. Rep. Davidson SPRINGFIELD OFFICE (Part-time office) 76 E. High Street, 3rd Floor, Springfield, OH 45502 Phone: (937) 322-1120 TROY DISTRICT OFFICE 20 Dotcom Drive, Troy, OH 45373 Phone: (937)-339-1524 WEST CHESTER OFFICE 8857 Cincinnati-Dayton Road, Suite #102, West Chester, OH 45069 Phone: (513) 779-5400
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Congressional Representative:Brad Wenstrup, Republican Contact U.S. Rep. Wenstrup ANDERSON TOWNSHIP OFFICE 7954 Beechmont Ave, Suite 200, Cincinnati, OH 45255 Phone: (513) 474-7777 Fax: (513) 605-1377 PEEBLES OFFICE 170 North Main St., Peebles, OH, 45660 Phone: (513) 605-1380 Fax: (937) 798-4024 UNION TOWNSHIP OFFICE 4350 Aicholtz Rd Cincinnati, OH 45245 WASHINGTON,
Taking aim at Amazon: We found that one in 10 Amazon employees in Ohio make so little that they qualify for federal food aid. The national media was as shocked by the findings as we were and Zach Schiller’s report was featured in The Daily Beast, Newsweek, The New Republic
Goodbye 2017: Happy New Year from Policy Matters! Between policy fights, we made time to celebrate (see photo). We ended the year pushing back against the disastrous GOP tax bill. We didn’t prevail but we’re on the record showing how the plan will drain funding for Ohio schools and hurt
Unemployment debate unfinished: State lawmakers delayed action on the latest attempt to change Ohio’s unemployment compensation system. This bill is better than its predecessors, but would still take away too much in unemployment benefits. Prior to the delay, Zach Schiller and Hannah Halbert said Ohioans need more information about how
Introduction Homes provide shelter, but they are often a long-term investment and source of financial security, as well. Similarly, housing and foreclosure trends tell us a lot about local and regional stability and vitality. 2016 statewide trends indicate that while foreclosure filings continue to decrease, the areas hit hardest by
They call this reform? The U.S. Senate voted to approve a tax bill that would explode the deficit, give huge paydays to the top 1 percent and lead to devastating cuts to important programs like food aid, education and health care. We’ve been speaking out about why this plan is
Amy Hanauer participates on a panel for the City of Cleveland Thank you for your service: On Veteran’s Day, we’re pushing for policies that actually help veterans. The GOP tax and budget plans threaten to cut federal food aid for millions of Americans including 1.5 million veteran households, according to
Tax (de)form moves forward: President Trump and Congressional Republicans are selling us a bill of goods – claiming their plan to overhaul the tax code will spur economic growth and help the middle class. But their plan skews heavily to the wealthy and corporations and paves the way for the
Payday’s bad day: If you’re a payday lender, you’re not happy with the new rule issued by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau last week. If you’re a consumer caught in the debt trap, you know how badly needed it is. Along with state and national allies, Policy Liaison Kalitha Williams
Ohio shows why a GOP tax plan tilted toward the wealthy will fail to move the needle on jobs: Caitlin Johnson (Opinion)
CLEVELAND — Congressional Republicans are pushing a tax plan that adds $1.5 trillion to the federal deficit and sets up deep cuts to programs that keep Americans healthy, feed hungry children and help hardworking students afford college. “Trust us,” they say, “this will create jobs and pay for itself!” In