Mike DeWine
The Public Record
Mike DeWine is the 70th Governor of Ohio, having taken office on January 14, 2019. A member of the Republican Party, he previously served as the Attorney General of Ohio from 2011 to 2019 and as a U.S. Senator from 1995 to 2007. Throughout his political career, DeWine has focused on issues such as education, public safety, and healthcare reform. His administration has also been marked by responses to the COVID-19 pandemic and efforts to improve the state's economy.
the railroad was not required to notify anyone here in Ohio about what was in the rail cars coming through our state.
the railroad was not required to notify anyone here in Ohio about what was in the rail cars coming through our state.
the railroad was not required to notify anyone here in Ohio about what was in the rail cars coming through our state.
Well, I`m assuming that this has been referred to Children`s Services. I assume this also been referred to local -- whatever the local law enforcement agency is.
this is a horrible tragedy for a ten year old to be assaulted, for a ten year old to be raped. As a father and grandfather, it`s just gut wrenching to even think about it.
While Democrats work to defund the police, we’re investing $250 million in our law enforcement and first responders.
Today we have more Ohioans with COVID in the hospital, hospitals throughout the state than we`ve had it any other time during this pandemic. I think it`s important to emphasize something. What we`re seeing in our hospitals are hospitals…
This is clearly not the time to defund the police. This is time to fund the police and to fund them in a new and creative way.
Two weeks from tonight on may 26th, we will announce a winner of a drawing for adults who have received at least their first dose of the vaccine.
On Wednesday, May 26th, we will announce the winner of a drawing of all those age 17 years or under who have been vaccinated. The winner will receive a full four-year scholarship to our state of Ohio universities.
those who are not vaccinated remain prey to the virus. We hope for a good summer, but we also have to get through the dark days of winter safely. To do that, we need a much higher percentage of Ohioans to be vaccinated.
If we're going to change the United States Congress, one of the ways we have to do it is to have term limits.
I'm asking the General Assembly to pass a law that requires background checks for all firearm sales in the state of Ohio.
So, yes, it's tough. But we made the decision we got to first keep everybody alive.
I have worked to expand access to TRICARE to try to keep the premiums affordable.
President Trump`s continued refusal to accept the election results, without producing credible evidence of a rigged election, that started to fire that`s threatened to burn down our democracy.
There's a lot of people out there who are questioning this election. People need to have confidence in the system. And if you put together a bipartisan commission that I think for the long run is something that really, really should take…
The system has worked, and it's worked very well this time and it works well.
I think we should trust our systems, we should trust our judicial system, the President had every right to go into court, his campaign had every right to go into court, courts do a good job, you know, discerning what the facts are, and…
We know how to have a peaceful transfer of power. We know how to accept elections and get ready to go fight again. That's what you do when you lose an election.
It's clear that, certainly, based on what we know now, that Joe Biden is the president-elect. And that transition, for the country's sake, it's important for a normal transition to start through.
People like Republican governor, Mike DeWine, are out there tonight saying count every vote. That's one problem, just the un-Americaness of it.





