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Data Centers are extremely unpopular for a reason. They are doing backroom deals to get the approval, and don't do a whole lot for the local population. They take massive amounts of water and electricity, provide ample construction jobs but only around 25 permanent positions. They then use those data centers for AI to steal more jobs. All of this harm before we even begin to touch on the water pollution and noise pollution. These companies keep claiming the centers are good for the communities, but how good are they when the companies are signing backroom deals? If I ran a company and it was going to do wonders for a community I would be screaming it from the rooftops and have a massive campaign showing off all the ways it would benefit the community. They are hiding in the dark for a reason, its time we shine a light on them and block them from taking advantage of our citizens and our land.

Data Centers are extremely unpopular for a reason. They are doing backroom deals to get the approval, and don't do a whole lot for the local population. They take massive amounts of water and electricity, provide ample construction jobs but only around 25 permanent positions. They then use those data centers for AI to steal more jobs. (Click view more)

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Currently our schools are relying heavily on local income taxes, and property taxes to get their funding. That is entirely unconstitutional as ruled by the Ohio Supreme Court in 1997. Public schools are supposed to be funded by the state in order to ensure that outcomes of students are similar no matter your location or background. This can't happen when relying on property taxes, since more affluent neighborhoods will have more funding while poorer districts will suffer. The state is currently severely underfunding public schools providing only about 6% of the needed funding for the 2025-2026 school year. They shorted public schools by $2.75 billion and directed $1.02 billion to private schools. I will fight to fairly fund public schools which will help relieve the need for property tax levies.

Currently our schools are relying heavily on local income taxes, and property taxes to get their funding. That is entirely unconstitutional as ruled by the Ohio Supreme Court in 1997. Public schools are supposed to be funded by the state in order to ensure that outcomes of students are similar no matter your location or background. (Click View More)

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School Vouchers need to go, as does public schools having to provide transportation for private school students. "School choice!" It sounds so good doesn't it? Until you look into the program deeper. Public schools are having to rely more and more on local taxes to stay afloat, this is causing people to risk their homes if they can't afford the property taxes. Over a billion dollars a year are being funneled to private schools and most of that is to give a break to the wealthy whose children were already enrolled. Private schools can and do discriminate so a lot of taxpayer funds are being rerouted to these schools where not every Ohioan can attend. School choice is a mantra that sounds good until you just barely scratch the surface of the program and realize its simply a way to drain more money out of Ohioans and public schools.

School Vouchers need to go, as does public schools having to provide transportation for private school students. "School choice!" It sounds so good doesn't it? Until you look into the program deeper. Public schools are having to rely more and more on local taxes to stay afloat, this is causing people to risk their homes if they can't afford the property taxes. (Click View More)