The Problem
Ohio is failing to lead where it counts
- Tax Reform: 9 States have a 0% income tax, while many more are on the march to 0% in the coming years.
- Education Opportunity: Universal Education Savings Accounts are available in dozens of states and rapidly growing.
- Spending: Columbus bureaucrats budgets continue to grow, while Ohioans see their budgets shrink.
- Energy Abundance: The current era of Ohio energy production has been mired in scandal and cronyism.
We need to start building a bolder, better Buckeye state for all Ohioans.
- Income tax
- Education Opportunity
- Energy Abundance
Key Ohio Statistics
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Ohio is currently ranked 26th in the United States for its economic outlook.
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According to the Freedom In the 50 States 2023 It should trouble residents of the Buckeye State that their state’s policy regime is still worse than that of other Great Lakes states that have been reforming.
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Even the US News & World Report 2023 has Ohio listed as 34th.
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of Ohioans Volunteer according to a study by Americorps on volunteerism in the country.

About Us
What is Buckeye Blueprint?
The Buckeye Blueprint is AFP-Ohio’s campaign to build a bolder, better Buckeye state. We are going to accomplish this by bringing Ohioans together to build grassroots movements around policy priorities at the state and local levels.

Issues
What We Care About
Remove
Barriers To Economic Opportunity For All
Drive
Personal Options in Health Care
Promote
Safe Communities & Defend Constitutional Rights
Advance
Educational Opportunities for Everyone
What can be done
Buckeye’s 2025 Agenda
Section 1: Economic Freedom

Take Action
Petitions
Remove Barriers to Innovation
State, local, and federal regulations have made energy more expensive to generate and have jeopardized Ohio’s power grid. Ohio families and businesses need good energy policy to ensure a healthy supply of affordable, reliable energy. Policies must ensure that electricity is affordable and available when Ohioans need it.
Who will this help the most
- Families
- Businesses
Areas of impact
- Energy Policy
Repeal OVEC Subsidies
Government subsidies have rewarded inefficiencies, hampered competition and stifled innovation. Ohioans are still subsidizing two OVEC facilities as part of HB 6 from the 133rd General Assembly, a bill at the heart of Ohio’s largest public corruption scandal in history. These subsidies are costing Ohioans roughly $450k per day.
Who will this help the most
- Tax Payers
- Families
Areas of impact
- Family Budgets
- Energy Policy
Scorecard
View Ohio’s Representatives
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