Libertarian Party of Montgomery County, Ohio

06/18/2026

Ohio's election laws should be transparent, carefully considered, and designed to protect every eligible voter's access to the ballot.

I'm concerned about the last-minute changes being proposed in HB 472. What began as a bipartisan effort to help Ohioans experiencing homelessness obtain identification documents has now been replaced with a 121-page substitute bill making significant changes to Ohio's absentee voting system.

Among the proposed changes are new photo ID requirements for absentee voters, a new online application process, and major new responsibilities for county Boards of Elections.

Whether you support or oppose these specific provisions, changes of this magnitude deserve a full public discussion, adequate time for review, and a clear implementation plan. Election administration is complex, and rushed legislation can create unintended consequences for voters, election officials, and the integrity of the process itself.

Ohio voters deserve election laws that are understandable, accessible, and implemented effectively. Before major changes move forward, lawmakers should ensure the public, election officials, and legislators themselves have sufficient opportunity to review, understand, and provide input on the proposal.

Stay informed. Stay engaged. Our elections work best when citizens participate in the process.

06/18/2026

OHIO DESERVES A GOVERNMENT THAT WORKS FOR CITIZENS — NOT INSIDERS.

Don Kissick and James Mills unveiled the Kissick-Mills Corruption Reform Package, a comprehensive plan to increase transparency, accountability, and trust in Ohio government.

"Ohioans are tired of watching politically connected corporations receive special treatment while taxpayers foot the bill," said Don Kissick. "From the House Bill 6 scandal to backroom development deals and taxpayer-funded lobbying, government has become too comfortable serving insiders instead of citizens."

"Corruption thrives wherever government has the power to pick winners and losers," added James Mills. "Whether it's energy companies, data centers, developers, or special interest groups, the answer is the same: transparency, accountability, and reducing the ability of government to grant favors to politically connected interests."

The Kissick-Mills plan would:
✅ End taxpayer-funded lobbying
✅ Increase transparency for subsidies and tax incentives
✅ Strengthen Ohio's public records laws
✅ Ban the revolving door between elected office and lobbying
✅ Protect whistleblowers
✅ Expand due process protections
✅ Create searchable public databases for state spending and contracts

"Our goal is simple," Mills said. "Government should work for citizens, not insiders. Every Ohioan should be able to see where their tax dollars are going, who is benefiting, and who made the decision."

It's time to bring accountability back to Ohio government.

06/18/2026

06/18/2026

🏥 A Healthcare System That Works for Seniors, Not Bureaucracies

Washington's healthcare system continues to struggle with rising costs and growing financial challenges. Bill Redpath believes it's time to explore reforms that put seniors first, increase accountability, and create a more sustainable future for Medicare.

A better system starts with choice, responsibility, and long-term solutions.

More Freedom. Better Choices. A Stronger Future.

👤 Follow and support Bill Redpath:

Website: http://billredpath.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BillRedpathForSenate

06/15/2026

The Libertarian Party is an all-volunteer organization!

The Executive Committee will be reconstituting our standing Communications and Activities Committees this Thursday, June 18, 6pm, in the upstairs room at Brix Ice Co.

If you'd like to help with either of these activities, please attend and volunteer!

The Activities Committee is responsible for planning and hosting party socials, outreach events, community service events, fundraisers, and other activities.

The Communications Committee is responsible for drafting press releases and public statements for approval by the Executive Committee, maintaining the Party's social media presence, and providing content for the party website.

06/15/2026

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