Greg Landsman for U.S. House District 1

When elected in 2022, Congressman Greg Landsman (OH-1) flipped a seat held by a Republican incumbent for 27 years. The political landscape has changed due to the drawing of Ohio’s new congressional maps. The new district lines create a strong Republican advantage. Losing the seat in the 2026 election cycle would confirm that partisan gerrymandering works as a strategy to silence Ohio cities.

Consumer Rights

Protecting Ohioans by sponsoring the No Harm Data Center Act, requiring data centers to cover the cost of new energy infrastructure and requiring studies of facilities’ environmental impacts. 

Voting Rights

Cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act to strengthen the 1965 Voting Rights Act and prevent states from passing discriminatory voting laws.

Utility Accountability

Serves on the House Committee on Energy and Commerce, pledging to fix the rigged system that leaves the average Ohioan behind.

Environment

Consistently votes pro-environment in Congress since taking office in 2023 to protect clean air and water, and hold polluters accountable. 

Anti Corruption

Introduced the Drain the Swamp Act, the most comprehensive anti-corruption bill in US history. This package holds politicians accountable by suspending politicians’ pay during government shutdowns, and establishing ethics rules for the US Supreme Court.