Email from We the People Convention The 12-20-25 WTPC Podcast is LIVE! YOU ARE PERMITTED TO USE ALL OR PART OF ANY OF OUR EMAILS IN YOUR OWN EMAILS, TEXT MSGS, SOCIAL MEDIA POSTS, ETC.! TRUMP IS MAKING LIFE MORE AFFORDABLE FOR YOU! Use our New Chapters Video Player to Skip Directly to Stories of Interest! TRUMP MAKES HIS CASE TO YOU AND AMERICA! Be sure to Click the Link to See the Charts Showing Things are Getting Better! NO OTHER PRESIDENT WOULD DO THIS FOR US! Watch the Entire Press Conference & RFK's Video Calling this a Miracle! CONGRATULATIONS YOUR PHONE CALLS WORKED! Dec. 19—Ohio voters in future elections will need to make sure their mailed ballots arrive at their board of elections by Election Day in order for their vote to be counted. Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine says he reluctantly signed a bill getting rid of Ohio's grace period for late-arriving ballots.  DeWine told reporters that he thinks the grace period — which allows mail-in ballots to be counted in state and federal elections as long as they arrive within four days post-election and are postmarked at least the day before the election — is "reasonable" and "makes a lot of sense." Click Here to Read the full Article at the Dayton Daily News Gov. Mike DeWine has approved a legislative package that will save taxpayers an estimated billions of dollars over the next three years by limiting how much future increases in property values can trigger automatic tax hikes. The change will result in a corresponding loss in future revenue to schools and other local governments. DeWine signed House Bill 124, House Bill 129, House Bill 186, House Bill 309, and House Bill 335 in his ceremonial Statehouse office on Friday. The governor’s signature means the bills take effect in 90 days – delivering a top priority for legislative Republicans ahead of next year’s midterm election. “These bills bring about meaningful, impactful tax relief that brings about clarity, and no longer will people see the spikes they have seen,” DeWine said. “This action by the legislature on the bills that I signed were absolutely necessary.” Republicans had been studying how to cut property taxes for two years, regularly calling the issue the number-one topic they hear about from voters. Debate bogged down over disagreement about how the state should pay for property tax cuts – whether through its general revenue, or through tax funding cuts from schools and other governments. The bills hit another speed bump over the summer when DeWine, at the urging of school officials, vetoed a different property tax bill – prompting lawmakers to head back to the drawing board.  In the meantime, voters angry about the spikes in their tax bills began organizing a campaign to abolish property taxes altogether by amending the state constitution. The amendment campaign, led by grassroots groups, has been trying to collect the hundreds of thousands of voter signatures required to put the measure on the November 2026 ballot. It’s unclear whether the effort will have the resources and sophistication needed to actually qualify. Click Here to Read the Full Article at Signal Ohio Click Here to See More Articles & Videos on the WTPC Website! CLICK HERE TO DONATE & SUPPORT THE EFFORTS OF THE WTPC Learn WHY you should Donate to the We the People Convention! PLEASE SHARE/FORWARD THIS EMAIL TO ALL OF YOUR CONTACTS Before You Do - Please Delete Your Unsubscribe Link at the bottom of the email! CLICK HERE TO JOIN THE WTPC EMAIL LIST! TWITTER/X: TomZWTPC FACEBOOK: We the People Convention YOUTUBE: We the People Convention TIKTOK: WTPCACTION INSTAGRAM: TOMZWTPC GETTR: TOMZWTPC TRUTH SOCIAL: TomZWTPC WE ARE NOW ON RUMBLE: TomZWTPC FOLLOW US ON MEWE at: Ohio TEA Party We the People Convention, Inc. | P.O. Box 6211 | Akron, OH 44312 US Unsubscribe | Update Profile | Constant Contact Data Notice