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Dear Fellow Ohioans, We are proud to endorse Matt Dolan for the United States Senate. America faces tremendous challenges, and it is more important than ever that we elect leaders who embody conservative values and principles and have a track record of getting things done. The contest for the Republican nomination includes three candidates who are good people, who care deeply about our state. After much consideration, we feel that Matt Dolan’s conservative record of accomplishment and his commitment to continue to focus on achieving results in the U.S. Senate set him apart. Our party and our state have consistently looked to Matt as a leader, capable of working with others to achieve important policy wins for Ohio. From expanding school choice, to cutting taxes, protecting our natural resources, and implementing a pro-growth agenda, Matt’s results-oriented focus makes him the candidate best suited to be successful in solving problems in the U.S. Senate, too. Problems like the crisis at our southern border and addressing out of control spending and unprecedented levels of debt and deficit. Matt has used the platform of his campaign to outline concrete plans to address these problems, including his plans to secure our border, reduce inflation and the national debt, protect Ohio industry and workers, and stand up to the threats of foreign adversaries such as China and Russia. We believe his deep understanding of the issues facing our state, combined with his ability to build consensus and drive meaningful change, make him the best choice to represent Ohioans at the federal level and champion the cause of freedom at home and abroad. In the United States Senate one principled voice can truly make a difference. America needs more leaders willing to stand by the courage of their convictions. Ohio needs a Senator with a track record of conservative results. With so much at stake, we urge our fellow Ohioans to join us in voting for Matt Dolan.  
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