Ohio: Number One State for Business

The House considered remarks recognizing Ohio being named the number one state for business. Representative Davidson, citing his own experience running manufacturing businesses in Ohio, credited the state’s hardworking people and policies that reduce regulations on companies. The time consisted of congratulatory remarks rather than debate on legislation.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .

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Warren Davidson, OH

Republican
“Ohio was named the best state for business. It earned this because of its hardworking people and policies that lower rules on companies.”
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Mr. Speaker, I rise today to congratulate the great State of Ohio, my home State, for being named the number one State for business. As someone who owned and operated manufacturing businesses in Ohio before coming to Congress, I know firsthand that our State’s greatest asset is the hardworking, resilient, and dedicated people who power Ohio’s economy and build up our communities that make Ohio thrive. Ohio’s number one ranking is a testament to the commitment that has propelled Ohio into national leadership in economic growth and opportunity that directly benefits our workers and our families. Ohio’s success didn’t happen by accident. It reflects policies that encourage investment, reward innovation, and reduce unnecessary barriers to growth. When government gets out of the way, Americans do what they do best. They build their families, grow businesses, create jobs, and strengthen our communities. Looking ahead, I know Ohio’s business leaders, our Chamber of Commerce, and, most importantly, Ohioans themselves will continue to thrive. With God all things are possible, and that is especially true in the great State of Ohio.

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