Gov. DeWine Issues Vetoes that Will Impact Ohio’s Economy for Decades to Come

Revenues surge just as state enacts flat income tax cut

COLUMBUS — State tax collections surged in the final month of the fiscal year even as Gov. Mike DeWine was signing into law a massive tax cut for Ohioans who earn six figures or better.

State budget impact: Lots of lesser-known parts will affect Ohioans lives

Ohio's new, 3,156-page-long budget law has a litany of major changes to state law -- many of which are controversial -- that will have an impact on Ohio residents' lives.

DeWine Axes Provision Letting Lawmakers Judge SB 1 Adherence

Ohio’s Republican governor vetoed a budget bill provision last week that would’ve let GOP legislators deny up to $75 million to public universities if the lawmakers determined they weren’t complying with a sweeping new higher education law.

Gov. DeWine issues vetoes that will impact Ohio’s economy for decades to come

Gov. Mike DeWine discussing his budget vetoes. (Photo by Nick Evans, Ohio Capital Journal.)Last week, Gov. Mike DeWine signed Ohio’s two-year budget into law. Before doing this, he issued 67 vetoes, significantly reshaping the budget that was sent to him by the General Assembly. While he made many changes to the budget, the following three stood out to me as potentially having a significant effect on Ohio’s economy. Tightening fiscal policy for …