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Ohio has a constitutional requirement to ensure that only U.S. citizens are voting in our elections.

We strongly disagree with that decision, and I’ve asked our legal team to file an immediate appeal. I will vigorously defend our legal authority to safeguard our voter rolls and protect the integrity of Ohio’s elections.

All across Ohio, I hear from small business owners, farmers, and hardworking families who are getting crushed by reckless tariffs that Jon Husted supports.

I’ve called for hard-working Ohioans to be refunded for the burden they’ve taken on due to the tariffs, while Husted has called for more money to go to corporations.

The Franklin County case proves it’s not enough to just have a person’s attestation.

The board's repeated efforts to break the law are a breathtaking act of defiance, but I will continue to stand up against all unlawful acts—enough is enough.

Very few of these Haitians will voluntarily go back to Haiti. If they have to leave, they'll go someplace else.

Ohio is one of the leaders in building these AI factories.

These are people who have helped Springfield really come back.

His name should once again be visible on the façade and Defendants’ childish refusal to accept this Court’s ruling to that effect should end now.

Releasing photos of my granddaughter completely naked and now you have hundreds of thousands of psychotic human beings that have that — and they say ‘Oops,’ — is grotesque.

My personal opinion is that this is a felony and that every single human being that touched that photo and transmitted it electronically should go to jail because it is illegal to do that.

I’ve signed four budgets, and (in) every one of the budgets we have reduced the income tax.

This is what happens when you have an out-of-control agency that has been given billions in a bottomless slush fund by Trump and the Republican Congress.

But the administration has ended their Temporary Protected Status, a move I have vocally opposed.

If you look at the growth in the state of Ohio in the last 10 years and that continued this last year, 60% of our growth in the state has come from immigrants.

They've filled jobs, repaired homes, paid taxes, started businesses and supported their families.

This latest development is a transparent effort to circumvent the court's ruling and flies in the face of the statutes that Congress passed.