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Ohio Republican Party
Portman works
for Senate control
Today is the last day to register to vote in Ohio and early voting
starts tomorrow! As we fight to keep Ohio's comeback going, I
wanted to make sure you knew about Senator Portman's efforts, not only
in Ohio, but to take back the United States Senate. Republicans
have our best chance in a long time to take back the Senate and begin
implementing reforms like we've seen in Ohio at the federal level. When
we take back the Senate, Senator Portman will be a major reason
why. He's the Vice-Chairman for Finance for the National
Republican Senatorial Committee, the political committee dedicated to
regaining control of the Senate. Senator Portman has been
traveling all over the country campaigning and raising money for
Republicans to win the Senate.
This week Senator Portman traveled to Iowa to help support Joni Ernst's
campaign for the U.S. Senate. Read about his visit in the Des
Moines Register.
Senator Portman is also working hard to make sure we win here in
Ohio. He joined Governor John Kasich at Get Out the Vote rallies
at the Golden Lamb Inn in Lebanon on Friday and at All Erection &
Crane Rental in Cleveland with Governor Chris Christie on Monday.
Senator Portman has done all this work while continuing to work for all
Ohioans in his role as Senator. He celebrated National
Manufacturing Day by visiting Harris Products Group, a Lincoln Electric
subsidiary in Mason. After touring the manufacturing facility, he
held a town hall meeting with the 200 Harris employees, discussing tax
reform, energy policy, and the current dysfunction in Washington.
Earlier in the week, Portman appeared on CNN to continue to push the
Obama Administration to improve efforts to address the Ebola crisis.
Portman continued his call for the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) to
direct Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to enact active screenings
of passengers entering the United States. Portman has also been pushing
the Administration to appoint one official to quarterback the U.S.
response.
See the Portman interview here
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