Representative Erika White - District 41
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COLUMBUS – State Rep. Erika White (D-Springfield Township) today commented on the passage of House Bill (HB 15), a new energy bill that, amongst other provisions, will repeal OVEC fees established in the infamous HB 6 scandal .
Read Full StoryCOLUMBUS – State Rep. Erika White (D-Springfield Township) today announced that the State Controlling Board approved $1.7M in capital funds aimed at new construction for Dani’s Place, a crisis facility in South Toledo. The project will support the new construction on the grounds adjunct to the Northwest Ohio Behavioral Healthcare Psychiatric Hospital.
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COLUMBUS – State Reps. Erika White (D- Springfield Township) and Melanie Miller (R-Ashland) last Wednesday delivered sponsor testimony before the Ohio House Veterans and Military Committee on the bipartisan House Bill (HB) 204 which would designate March 9th as 6888th Battalion Day. The bill aims to recognize the women of the 6888th Battalion, commonly known as the “Six Triple Eight,” who worked swiftly to sort through millions of pieces of mail during World War II and their strong connection to Ohio through their commanding officer, Major Charity Adams Earley. The completion of this mission ignited hope among soldiers during the conflict and carved an enduring legacy in military history.
Read Full StoryBudget Fails Ohioans, Callously Underfunds Children, Public Education, Medicaid, Property Tax Relief
COLUMBUS – State Rep. Erika White (D-Springfield Township) Wednesday voted “NO” on the Republican state operating budget, House Bill (HB) 96, because it arbitrarily and recklessly slashes critical state funding areas while failing to benefit everyday Ohioans. Rather than provide real and meaningful support to Ohio’s citizens, House Republicans chose to dismantle the constitutional and bipartisan fair school funding formula, dump more taxpayer money into vouchers for charter non-public and private schools that benefit the wealthiest Ohioans, and authorize a $600M handout to billionaires to build a new Browns stadium outside of Cleveland amidst opposition by local leaders.
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