From a constituent in Hilliard, OHThank you for vetoing HB 472, which would have required people to provide a picture ID with their mail-in ballot. You are right, it would have accomplished nothing but to add a burden to Ohio voters. It’s been proven that Ohio elections are fair and safe.
From a constituent in Dayton, OHThanks for HB 472 Veto!
Thank you for vetoing HB 472, which would have required people to provide a picture ID with their mail-in ballot. You are right, it would have accomplished nothing but to add a burden to Ohio voters. It’s been proven that Ohio elections are fair and safe.
From a verified voter in Columbus, OHUphold the Veto: Stop Wasting Taxpayer Money on Phantom Voter Fraud
I am writing to demand that you uphold Governor DeWine's wise veto of HB 472 and stop wasting time and taxpayer money on a problem that does not exist. Do not attempt a veto override. Every single legitimate study—from Ohio's own bipartisan election officials to the conservative Heritage Foundation
From a verified voter in Cincinnati, OHProtect Medicaid Expansion From Federal Rule Changes
You need to speak out now against the CMS Interim Final Rule released June 1, which makes H.R. 1's Medicaid work reporting requirements even more destructive than they already were. This rule tightens the definition of "medical frailty" so narrowly that patients actively in treatment must keep re-pr
From a verified voter in Wilmington, OHVeto HB472 to care for Ohioans!
When you care about Ohioans, you protect them from harm so they can live fulfilling lives and be treated fairly. Please veto HB472 because it will harm us. Vetoing HB472 will demonstrate your moral mission to protect and empower all citizens. Be a caring Governor. Veto HB472.
From a verified voter in Columbus, OHFocus on Real Problems, Not Invented Crises: Reject Ohio HB 798
I am writing to urge you to vote NO on House Bill 798. Our state faces pressing economic and educational challenges. Instead of fixing them, this bill introduces big-government mandates that will harm our economy, waste public resources, and disrupt our communities. HB 798 is wrong for Ohio for thr
From a constituent in Canal Winchester, OHRe: Urgent Request to Veto House Bill 472
I am writing to strongly urge you to veto House Bill 472. While the original intent to assist homeless Ohioans in obtaining identification was noble, the substitute version passed by the General Assembly introduces restrictive photo ID mandates for absentee voting that will severely disenfranchise v
From a verified voter in Miamisburg, OHI strongly urge Governor DeWine to VETO HB 472. When the governor signed HB 458 in 2023, he said that was the last “election integrity” bill he intended to sign as governor. If his word means anything, he’ll VETO this newest attack on voting rights. Even Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose is again
From a verified voter in Stow, OHVeto HB 472
Vote by mail is important for rural, elderly and the handicapped. Making it necessary to provide ID when the vetting can be done at the Board of Elections level creates a chilling effect and risks disenfranchising those voters. Please veto HB 472.
From a verified voter in Columbus, OHKeep Fake Facts Out of Ohio Schools: Stop SB 276!
I am writing to demand action against the "success sequence" rule hidden inside SB 276. I expect the Governor to veto this bill, and I expect my lawmakers to publicly protect that veto and speak out against this bad legislation. This bill is wrong for Ohio for two big reasons: 1. It is a political
From a constituent in Columbus, OHVeto SB 219
Gov. DeWine must veto Sub SB 219. He has already vetoed many of this bill's provisions when the oil and gas industry tried to sneak them into last year's state budget. Sub SB 219 drastically speeds up every step in the process to frack Ohio state parks and public lands. It reduces ODNR discretion to
From a verified voter in Solon, OHVeto Request for House Bill 472 (Absentee Voter ID Requirements)
I am writing to you as a concerned Ohio resident to respectfully urge you to exercise your veto power on House Bill 472. While the legislation began as a highly bipartisan effort to assist unhoused Ohioans by waiving fees for birth certificates, the last-minute amendments added by the Senate comple
From a verified voter in Canton, OHI am writing to ask you to Veto HB 472. HB 472 would: -Make voting by mail much harder for eligible Ohio voters, especially those who are elderly, disabled, students, and living in rural areas -Introduce identity theft and privacy concerns -Provide no new funding to BOEs to implement & manage huge
From a constituent in Oberlin, OHAs your time as Ohio's governor cones to an end it would be refreshing if you righted some of the wrongs that have affected so many Ohioans. Here's an easy one...veto HB 472! Voter suppression is so against what our Constitution stands for. This fast -tracked bill us just another example of a Par
From a verified voter in Cincinnati, OHOpen an Independent Investigation Into the FBI Raid on Ohio Organizing Collaborative
As a registered voter in Ohio, I'm demanding more than words — open an independent investigation into the FBI's raid on the Ohio Organizing Collaborative's Cleveland office. Agents spent hours questioning staff, seized documents and computers, and visited employees' homes, targeting a grassroots org
From a verified voter in Reynoldsburg, OHStop the billionaire takeover of Warner Bros. Stand up for our state.
Stop the Paramount Mega-Merger: Protect Consumers and Creators I am writing to urgently request that you take decisive state-level action to block the proposed merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery. With federal oversight falling short due to corruption, it is critical that state lea
From a constituent in Columbus, OHPlease Support Stronger Oversight of Data Center Development in Ohio
I am a constituent and I am writing to express concern about the rapid expansion of large-scale data centers in Ohio, particularly in Central Ohio. While I understand the importance of technology infrastructure and economic development, I am concerned about the long-term impacts on electric rates,
From a constituent in Oberlin, OHHB 472 has moved like the speed of sound. The fact that our elections are proven to be safe and efficiently run, with an error rate that is miniscule, what is the reason for HB 472? Overwhelming we see Republican-run states enacting voter suppression actions,trying to keep control of the country i
From a verified voter in Kent, OHHi there, I’m just contacting you as a constituent and citizen of the great state of Ohio to encourage you in any capacity to please stop this incredibly wasteful effort towards changing Medicaid. The only thing wrong with Medicaid currently is that it should be available to more citizens than it is
From a verified voter in Columbus, OHStop Voter Disenfranchisement & Unfunded Mandates: Vote NO on Sub HB 472
I am writing to you today as an Ohioan to urge you to vote NO on the substitute version of HB 472. Until recently, HB 472 was a commendable, bipartisan bill designed to waive identification fees for Ohioans experiencing homelessness—a practical solution to a real problem. Instead, that good work ha
From a constituent in Berea, OHHeadlights in this latest generation of cars in America have blinding headlights. Other countries have sophisticated technologies that adapt headlights to the road, and not other drivers' eyes. It is called Adaptive Driving Beam. Please work on legislation to require new technologies, or to allow
From a verified voter in Cincinnati, OHOhio Must Hold Youth Residential Facilities Accountable for Persistent Abuse
Ohio must take immediate action to hold youth residential treatment facilities and staff accountable for persistent abuse and neglect. Disability Rights Ohio's report, "Patterns Persist," documents findings from 75 facility visits since 2020: systemic abuse, unapproved and painful restraints, chemic
From a constituent in Youngstown, OHHouse bill 795 must not pass without revision to allow paid family caregivers
I’m writing to plead that you discard the new bill on home caregiving, not because I partake but because it is a full time job done for the people we love. Our job market and economy in many parts of Ohio are not flourishing times are becoming even harder than they used to and this bill could strip
From a constituent in Dayton, OHOhio has blocked a lot of wind and solar. Its residents pay the price.
Your policies have driven up power costs for us all. I’m telling all my friends. Stop banning clean energy.
From a verified voter in Columbus, OHProtect Ohioans: Vote NO on HB 795 (The SHIELD Act)
I am writing to urge your NO vote on HB 795. While the goal of ensuring program integrity is shared by all Ohioans, this bill represents a fundamental failure of governance that will harm our most vulnerable neighbors while wasting taxpayer money on invasive bureaucracy. Why this bill must be rejec
From a constituent in Dayton, OHMy electricity prices go up while you ban solar and wind
AES Ohio just told me my electricity prices are going up, after they went up 30% last year. Republicans in the state have banned cheaper green energy for the past decade. Meanwhile you give bailouts to data centers that are using up all the electricity, driving up prices. You think we don’t notic
From a verified voter in Reynoldsburg, OHUnder Republican control, Ohio has declined SHARPLY.
Ohio has been under Republican supermajority control for roughly 15 years. Republicans control the governor's office, the legislature, and for most of that time the courts as well. In other words, this IS the conservative vision for Ohio. Fully implemented. There is nowhere to hide. Let's look at t
From a constituent in Cleveland, OHRenewable energy
I’m demanding you utilize Ohio’s tax dollars to expand investments into sustainable renewable energy such as solar and wind. We rely far too heavily on foreign oil and your little bootlicker self cannot tell me this is not true. Please consider using your final time in office to do good for the fu
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