Tuesday was National Voter Registration Day. This election will be a crucial one for Northeast Ohio and, indeed, for the whole country. If you aren't registered to vote, need to update your registration, or just want to check to make sure everything is current, be sure to visit voteohio.gov. The registration deadline for this fall's election is October 5, so don't delay!

In addition to making sure you're registered to vote this November, you can support Anthony by erecting a yard sign. Pick one up at our office (12214 Pearl Road, Strongsville, Ohio 44136) or contact your local county GOP headquarters.

Anthony works hard every day serving you and all residents of Ohio's 16th district. In addition to requesting a yard sign, please help him ahead of the November election by spreading the word about the campaign and this newsletter and by signing up to safely volunteer!

Plain Dealer endorses Anthony Gonzalez

The editorial board of the Cleveland Plain Dealer and cleveland.com has endorsed Anthony, writing in part: "He’s a congressional representative who wants to be a doer, not a speech-maker or grandstander, and who is working in a focused manner to achieve solutions that work for more Americans. On Facebook, Anthony thanked the board, saying, "I remain committed to always doing what I can to achieve solutions for my constituents in Northeast Ohio."

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Gonzalez, bipartisan group urge Pelosi to keep reps in D.C. until pandemic relief work is done

The coronavirus pandemic continues to impact Ohioans in countless ways, and that's why Anthony remains focused on finding real solutions, not playing political games. He joined a bipartisan group in the House to call on Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy to keep members on Capitol Hill until the House passes a new pandemic relief bill.

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Coronavirus update

With the arrival of fall and colder weather, the coronavirus persists even as life starts to feel normal again. It's important that we each do our part to minimize the risk of a resurgence of the virus. Anthony recommends that everyone stay up-to-date with the latest information from the Ohio Department of Health website.

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