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streets and communities across Ohio and America. Our efforts are paying off. It has been nearly 17 months
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11 results for “efforts” · Ohio · blog / newsletter
What I’m hearing from Ohioans
nation moving forward. I am working on several efforts in the Senate to unleash domestic manufacturing and help
How Ohio is leading the way
country for workers, entrepreneurs, and families. Their efforts are helping fuel what the Wall Street Journal recently described … their facility and discuss the company’s manufacturing efforts. You can’t do Made-in-America without Made
Supporting Ohio’s children in foster care
States Senate, I’m working on many legislative efforts to: Support youth aging out of foster care Raise
Husted connects with southwest Ohioans during telephone town hall
safety of their own citizens–that includes any effort to turn a city into a sanctuary city
Progress for Ohio in year one
critical funding for scientific research that supports conservation efforts and ensures the long-term health of our beautiful
Making Ohio safer
administration’s southern and northern border security efforts and gets criminals out of Ohio neighborhoods. Our budget
On the ground in Ohio
Workforce Pell Grants complement Sinclair’s ongoing efforts to help Ohioans become career-ready quickly. Ohio University … happening within Ohio’s borders. To support their efforts, I introduced the Enhancing Detection of Human Trafficking
Fighting for Ohio’s seniors
abuse AI technology. I’m also leading the effort to restore the pensions of salaried workers from Delphi
Securing the border
fentanyl. The Republican budget law strengthens this effort by funding more border patrol agents, improving facilities, and boosting … fentanyl. The Republican budget law strengthens this effort by funding more border patrol agents, improving facilities, and boosting
Delivering for Ohioans
million unnecessary words from Ohio’s code. That effort alone is estimated to have saved $44 million