Protect Ohio’s Rights – Stop Project 2025

The Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025 is more than a policy agenda—it’s a direct threat to Ohioans' rights and freedoms. If implemented, this plan would dismantle decades of progress on civil rights, voting access, and basic protections, concentrating unchecked power in the hands of far-right extremists.

What’s at Stake for Ohio?

Project 2025 isn’t just about reshaping federal policy—it’s about upending lives right here in Ohio. Here’s what this dangerous blueprint could mean for our state:

• 32,747 Ohio children could lose access to essential childcare services, leaving working families in crisis.

• Restricting voting rights by punishing election officials who assist voters and making it harder for Ohioans to cast their ballots.

• Banning reproductive healthcare, including pushing extreme abortion bans that threaten the health and autonomy of millions.

• Dismantling environmental protections, endangering Lake Erie and our state’s fight against climate change.

• Silencing dissent by granting the president sweeping powers to fire federal employees who disagree with their agenda.

• Undermining public education by defunding schools, destabilizing communities, and imposing a privatized system that benefits the few.

• Rolling back protections for LGBTQ+ Ohioans, immigrants, and workplace equality.

Ohio’s congressional delegation must hear from you. The stakes are too high to stay silent.

Trump’s Nominees and Project 2025

President-elect Donald Trump has nominated several key figures with direct ties to the Heritage Foundation and its Project 2025 blueprint, signaling a commitment to this extremist vision:

• Brendan Carr: Nominated to lead the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Carr contributed to Project 2025's chapter on the agency, indicating plans to reshape communication policies in line with the project's conservative agenda.
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• Tom Homan: Appointed as the new "border czar," Homan has been a vocal advocate for stringent immigration policies and contributed to Project 2025's proposals on immigration enforcement.
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• Russell Vought: Returning as Director of the Office of Management and Budget, Vought is a co-author of Project 2025 and has been instrumental in shaping its vision to consolidate executive power and implement conservative policies across the federal government.
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These appointments underscore a deliberate effort to implement Project 2025's agenda, which poses significant risks to the rights and freedoms of Ohioans.

We Can’t Let This Happen.

Sign the pledge to denounce Project 2025 and stand up for Ohio’s future.

This is your chance to make your voice heard.

By signing, you commit to:

• Protecting voting access for every Ohioan.

• Defending reproductive rights and healthcare freedom.

• Advocating for environmental and educational justice.

• Holding our leaders accountable to the people—not extremist agendas.

Add Your Name to Stop Project 2025

Every signature sends a powerful message to Ohio’s congressional delegation: we will not allow our democracy to be dismantled. Together, we can ensure that Ohio stands against this dangerous vision and protects the rights of all its residents.