Campaign on Wage Issue About More Than Just Money
Posted October 08, 2006 in Press Releases
Dayton Daily News By William Hershey Columbus read more
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Posted October 08, 2006 in Press Releases
Dayton Daily News By William Hershey Columbus read more
Posted October 08, 2006 in Press Releases
Flat FallThe Akron Beacon JournalĀ Of the many easy answers pitched by Ken Blackwell, none delights him more than his proposed flat tax, a single rate of 3.25 percent on the income of Ohioans. The Republican... read more
Posted October 05, 2006 in Press Releases
The Akron Beacon Journal By Julie Carr Smyth CINCINNATI - Candidates for Ohio governor differ in their approaches to solving the state's economic problems, but they also differed Wednesday on several of the facts involved. Republican nominee Ken... read more
Posted October 04, 2006 in Press Releases
GOP candidateās plan, including flat tax, dismissed by Strickland, other critics By Mark Niquette Columbus Dispatch Income-tax cuts approved last year would be phased in more quickly and Ohioans earning $20,000 or less a year would no... read more
Posted October 04, 2006 in Press Releases
Dayton Daily News By William Hershey COLUMBUS read more
Posted October 04, 2006 in Press Releases
The Hannah Report Secretary of State Ken Blackwell returned to the flat tax question Tuesday following a study released by Policy Matters Ohio, which focused on the purported impact of an across-the-board 3.25 percent rate on... read more
Posted October 03, 2006 in Press Releases
The Hannah Report "Replacing Ohio's graduated income tax with a flat, 3.25 percent tax would increase taxes on most Ohioans, while costing the state nearly half a billion dollars in annual revenue. Meanwhile, the richest Ohioans... read more
Posted October 03, 2006 in Press Releases
Gongwer News Service Republican gubernatorial candidate Ken Blackwell would take steps that reduce Ohioans' tax burdens by $1.2 billion within 100 days of his swearing-in as governor, his campaign said Tuesday. Mr. Blackwell said the move, which... read more
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