Protecting Ohio’s families, communities and future

Bring Ohio Back Now

Ohioans deserve to know what public-policy proposals would mean for their families and communities before those proposals become law.

Ohio stands at a crossroads. Proposals advanced by Vivek Ramaswamy and under consideration by members of the Ohio General Assembly could fundamentally change our state—threatening funding for police, firefighters and emergency medical services; weakening public education; jeopardizing reproductive rights; and delivering additional tax benefits to millionaires and billionaires.

Ohioans deserve to know what these proposals would mean before they become public policy.

Bring Ohio Back Now is a nonprofit 501(c)(4) organization dedicated to researching public-policy proposals, explaining their potential consequences and giving Ohioans the information and tools they need to make their voices heard.

The challenge

Bring Ohio Back Now fills the void.

Powerful political interests spend millions promoting policies through carefully crafted slogans, misleading claims and incomplete information. Meanwhile, the people who may be most affected—families, first responders, students, educators, workers and local communities—often lack the resources needed to evaluate those proposals or respond effectively.

We translate complicated policies into clear, accessible information that shows Ohioans how government decisions could affect their families, finances, schools, public safety and communities.

Our priorities

A sustained campaign for informed action.

Bring Ohio Back Now is building a sustained public-education and grassroots advocacy campaign focused on the issues that shape everyday life across our state.

Protecting funding for police, firefighters, EMS personnel and other essential community services.

Defending Ohio’s public schools, colleges and universities.

Preserving reproductive freedom and other rights Ohio voters have approved.

Exposing tax proposals that disproportionately benefit millionaires and billionaires.

Examining the influence of wealthy special interests and dark money on Ohio public policy.

Giving Ohioans meaningful opportunities to contact public officials, sign petitions and participate in the policymaking process.

How contributions will be used

Your support puts facts into action.

Your support will enable Bring Ohio Back Now to conduct research, communicate clearly and give Ohioans meaningful ways to participate.

Support Bring Ohio Back Now

Conduct credible policy research and fact-checking.
Produce reports, fact sheets, videos, digital content and public-education materials.
Build and maintain websites, petition systems and email-communication programs.
Reach Ohioans through social media, digital advertising and earned media.
Organize grassroots advocacy campaigns across the state.
Respond quickly when dangerous proposals are introduced or misleading claims are made.

The case for action

The decisions made today will shape Ohio for decades.

The policies being debated today will shape Ohio for decades. Once essential services are cut, public institutions are weakened or fundamental rights are lost, the damage may be difficult—or impossible—to reverse.

Ohio’s future should not be determined by wealthy insiders, out-of-state contributors or misleading political rhetoric. It should be shaped by informed, engaged Ohioans who understand what is at stake.

Your contribution will help us expose dangerous proposals, defend Ohio’s families and communities, and ensure that the facts reach people before consequential decisions are made.

Help us bring Ohio back—now

Join us in building a better, safer and more prosperous future for every Ohio family and community.

Contribute today

Bring Ohio Back Now is organized under Section 501(c)(4) of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions are not tax-deductible as charitable contributions. Bring Ohio Back Now may engage in lobbying and other advocacy activities permitted by law.

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