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Under Republican rule, Ohio has failed to live up to its obligations to guarantee equal rights to its people.
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Ohio continues to maintain a minimum wage that is far too low, disproportionately impacting historically marginalized communities, including people of color and single women. As Governor, I will raise the minimum wage to a living wage that can support young working families, no matter where you’re from.
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Ohio has failed to implement the necessary legal reforms in law enforcement, the justice system, and prisons to ensure fair treatment and stop harassment of communities of color, especially African-Americans. I will support new reforms that prioritize equity and justice and ensure accountability for those that abuse their power to harass communities of color.
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Republicans have failed to invest in struggling communities from the city to the countryside. As a private citizen, it fell to me to found charities to provide support and vital services for underserved communities. But it shouldn’t have to be that way. As Governor, I will make the rich pay their fair share so we can provide quality investment in neighborhoods, cities, and people that have been left behind in the 21st Century.
- As a woman, no one values equal rights and pay for everyone more than me. I will ensure that equal pay is enforced, that more women are represented in business and STEM, and that reproductive rights are protected.
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Character:
Kayley Brennan
City/County:
Franklin County (OH) - Columbus
Target Voters: Liberals
Candidate Supporting:
Kayley Brennan
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Press Office and Public Appearances of Senator Vini Vinachelli (R-NJ)
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Senator Vinachelli Stands Up For New Jersey Kids WASHINGTON, D.C. – Senator Vinachelli cast a deciding vote today to prevent a bill that would have robbed New Jersey children of federal resources for public schools across the state. The bill would have restricted federal funds from ‘any school’ that incorporates learning about racism as a social construct in its curriculum. Senator Vinachelli spoke on the floor about his opposition: ‘While I strongly support parent’s rights and believe we need to do more to keep parents informed and engaged in what is going on in their child’s classroom, this bill, as written, would unfairly penalize New Jersey kids by directing federal funds away from our state because of the decisions of former state leaders.’ Senator Vinachelli is concerned that state laws requiring New Jersey schools to highlight diversity, equity, and inclusion and offer Black History classes would put the state in violation of the federal law and lose out on even more federal dollars than the state already does. ‘New Jersey is one of the most diverse states in the nation and we are proud of that heritage,’ Vinachelli said. Senator Vinachelli pledged to work with parent’s rights groups to advocate for greater transparency and involvement for their kids in the classroom so long as it does not shortchange vital support for students enrolled in our K-12 system. ‘I cannot support making New Jersey children pay the price over state policy,’ Vinachelli said. ### -
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Press Office and Public Appearances of Sen. Ross McCallen (D-AZ)
McCallen comments on upcoming Senate votes Washington, D.C.- U.S. Sen. Ross McCallen, D-Ariz., is looking forward to votes on two particular pieces of legislation, the Education Transparency and Parental Rights Act and the Hospital Competition Act. His full statement is as follows: ### CONTACT: Tierra Hunter, (202) 555-9272
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