Jon Husted
Jon Husted
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Supports targeted reforms while maintaining a conservative stance on public safety.
Opposes blanket student loan forgiveness; supports school choice and workforce training programs.
Supports Second Amendment rights and opposes new gun control measures.
Supports strong national defense and Ohio's Wright-Patterson AFB.
Supports infrastructure investment for Ohio's roads, bridges, and broadband.
As former Ohio Lt. Governor and business-oriented Republican, supports tax cuts, deregulation, and workforce development.
Opposes government-run healthcare; supports market-based solutions to lower costs.
Supports strict border security and immigration enforcement.
Opposes heavy-handed climate regulations; supports Ohio's energy industry and manufacturing sector.
Supports confronting China and protecting American manufacturing and trade interests.
As former Secretary of State focused on InnovateOhio, supports tech innovation with light-touch regulation.
Supports preserving Social Security and Medicare while exploring long-term fiscal reforms.
Supports reducing regulations to increase housing supply; favors market-based solutions.
Supports Ohio's natural gas fracking industry and domestic energy production.
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