Gov. Mike DeWine outlined his priorities for the year in his State of the State address Tuesday, focusing on childcare, education and workforce development.
"We meet at a time of great opportunity for Ohio and its citizens," the governor said."Yet, it is also a time of great challenges."
DeWine is also proposing a $2,500 per child state tax deduction. Senate President Matt Huffman is on board, citing it's hard to have kids right now. "We for sure can not afford to prop up with taxpayer dollars any voucher system that lacks transparency," House Minority Leader Allison Russo said.
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