Kris talks double dipping with Mount Vernon News
Recently, the Mount Vernon News caught up with Kris and other elected officials to talk about the practice of double dipping and HB 388. Here's what Kris had to say:
I don’t think elected officials should be held to a ‘separate standard’ than other government workers or other people who receive a paycheck from the taxpayers.
You can find the rest of the article here.
Jordan introduces Alternative Energy Mandate Repeal
Kris Jordan recently introduced SB 216, which would repeal the Ohio Alternative Energy Portfolio Standard. This job-killing mandate would cost Ohio energy consumers upwards of $1.5 billion in 2025, when the mandate is scheduled to be fully phased in.
You can read more about SB 216 from the Columbus Dispatch here.
WKSU covers SB 216
 Kris Jordan's SB 216, a bill to repeal Ohio's alternative energy mandate, was recently covered by WKSU. You can find their article here.
Ohio Death Tax dies with biennial budget
This past February, Kris Jordan introduced SB 90, a bill to repeal the Ohio "Death Tax". Thanks to an amendment to the FY 2012-2013 Ohio budget, the Ohio estate tax will be a thing of the past as of January 1, 2013. This job-killing and investment-discouraging tax has long held back Ohio's economy, and thanks to the efforts of people like Kris, it's no longer a part of Ohio's future.
Jordan Endorsed by Ohio Right to Life and Buckeye Firearms Association
(DELAWARE, OH) Last week, State Representative Kris Jordan was endorsed by both Ohio Right to Life and the Buckeye Firearms Association in his campaign for the 19th District State Senate seat. One of Jordan’s primary opponents was also endorsed by both groups.
Read more...
|
Ohio Elections Commission Panel Dismisses Collier's Complaint
(DELAWARE, OH) - State Representative Kris Jordan (R-Delaware) applauded today's decision by members of the Ohio Elections Commission to dismiss the complaint filed against him by former legislator Thom Collier. Commission members found no probable cause to proceed with a formal hearing on the merits of Collier's complaint. The statements in question include four tax liens filed against Collier between 1991 and 2008 for failure to pay taxes.
Read more...
Jordan oversees children's reading program
Friday, February 19, 2010 6:56 PM
By CHRIS ALEXIS
ThisWeek Staff Writer
Community Library in Sunbury is teaming with state Rep. Kris Jordan to get children interesting in reading.
Read more...
Jordan Files for 19th District Senate Race
(Mansfield, OH) On Tuesday, State Representative Kris Jordan filed his petitions for the Republican primary in the 19th Senate district. Jordan filed his petitions at the Richland County Board of Elections after spending the day going door-to-door in Mansfield.
Read more...
GOP central committee endorses 2 candidates
Saturday, January 16, 2010 5:06 PM
The Delaware County Republican Party's central committee endorsed candidates in two contested races at its Jan. 14 meeting but failed to reach a consensus in a third contested race.
Read more...
Ohio House approves delaying state tax cut
BY JIM PROVANCE
BLADE COLUMBUS BUREAU CHIEF Original Article
COLUMBUS — Warning that a budget tidal wave is on the way, two House Republicans Wednesday broke with their party to support a temporary rollback of an income-tax cut promised to Ohioans four years ago. "If we can find a way to rise above politics, perhaps we can rise above the storm,’’ said Rep. Matt Dolan (R., Novelty) as he joined all Democrats in voting to delay for two years the last 4.2 percent increment of a total 21 percent, five-year personal income tax cut paid by individuals and many small businesses.
Read more...
|
|
|
|
|
|
Page 1 of 2 |
