The Big 3 Issues

1. Education

Academic Rigor. Critical Thinking. Problem Solving.

Ohio faces many challenges and addressing the issues surrounding schools is at the top of my list. Smartphones, social media, and culture wars, have reshaped childhood and the critical school years. Academic proficiency is at the lowest levels in decades. It is time for a reset for Ohio’s schools.

• Focus on Academic Content

• More Books, Less Screens

• Eliminate Grade Inflation

• Build Grit and Resilience

• Prioritize Regular Attendance

• Promote Career Connected Learning

• Serve Gifted & Talented

• Offer Ohio History in High School

• Preserve Organic Intelligence

2. Tax Relief

Common Sense. Moderation. Balance.

Taxes are too high. Property, sales, and income taxes have pushed many of Ohio’s citizens into financial hardship, with the elderly often carrying the heaviest burden.

Currently Dublin and Hilliard are not part of the conversation regarding tax relief and reform and they need to be!

• Reduce Government Spending

• Reform Property Tax

• Lower Taxes

3. Affordability

Live. Work. Dream.

The American Dream is becoming increasingly difficult to reach for many Ohio families as the cost of basic necessities continues to climb. From the grocery aisle to your electric bill, inflation has eroded the purchasing power of the Buckeye State’s middle class. While global economic factors play a role, state-level policy must focus on making Ohio an affordable place to live, work, and raise a family. Striking a balance between growth and affordability requires a disciplined approach to spending and a commitment to lowering the barriers to entry for homeownership, essential services and basic necessities. Common sense dictates that when the cost of living rises, government must look for ways to lighten the load on its citizens, not add to it.

• Housing Accessibility

• Energy Independence

• Protecting Seniors and Young Families