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Governor, Ohio
November 3, 2026 · 8 statements · 2026.09.23-899d803a
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Ohio should phase out its state income tax.
Background
Ohio has a state income tax that was recently moved toward a single flat rate. Phasing it out would end the tax over several years and require other revenue or spending changes.
Ohio should cut property taxes for all homeowners, not only for lower-income and older owners.
Background
Ohio's homestead exemption already lowers property taxes for some older, disabled and lower-income homeowners. A broad cut would lower bills for every homeowner and reduce money for schools and local governments unless replaced.
Through my Property Tax Relief Plan, I will expand the Homestead Exemption to protect more Ohio seniors; put more money in Ohioans' pockets with a property tax spike rebate...
Campaign or official site · Jul 24, 2026 · retrieved Sep 23, 2026
Ohio should expand eligibility for state vouchers that pay private school tuition.
Background
Ohio's EdChoice program already offers vouchers to most families, with larger amounts for lower-income families. Expansion would raise voucher amounts or remove the remaining limits on who can get one.
Public money should be for public schools ... bring reform to our corrupt school voucher system, which funnels billions of hardworking Ohio taxpayer dollars to private schools with no transparency or accountability.
Campaign or official site · Sep 11, 2026 · retrieved Sep 23, 2026
I think it's the civil rights issue of our time. I think kids in our inner cities or in rural parts of Ohio deserve to go to the best possible schools they can.
Ohio should fully fund the school funding formula it adopted in 2021.
Background
In 2021, Ohio adopted a new formula to decide how much state aid each public school district gets, phased in over several budgets. Full funding would pay the amount the formula calls for in every district.
Ohio should pause new data centers until they pay their full share of power grid costs.
Background
Large data centers use large amounts of electricity and can raise the cost of grid upgrades shared by other customers. A pause would stop new projects until rules require them to cover those costs.
Ohio should repeal its remaining laws that restrict access to abortion.
Background
In 2023, Ohio voters added a right to abortion to the state constitution, and courts have since blocked several older restrictions. Other laws, such as some clinic and reporting rules, remain in place.
Ohio should limit police use of automated license plate reader cameras.
Background
Many Ohio police departments use cameras that record the plates of passing cars and flag stolen vehicles or wanted people. Limits could restrict where the cameras go, how long data is kept and who can access it.
But I want to make sure that we are using the tools that we need to keep people safe. But we can't be doing so at the expense of our rights. And I'm excited by the bipartisan legislation we see moving forward. I would absolutely support that.