From Ashtabula to Lebanon, Ohioans are ready for a new Attorney General who is going to get back to the basics. That means taking on consumer fraud, wage theft, and antitrust violations—putting more money in your pocket and making sure less comes out.

On Friday, I joined the Northshore AFL-CIO for their Workers First Summit on AI. Issues like this require forward thinking leaders, and I’m ready to get ahead of this, so that AI becomes a powerful tool for all of us.

Ohioans are tired of watching the same old politicians play musical chairs when their term limits kick in. It’s time for something new.

The Ohio Attorney General is counsel for the Public Utilities Commission and the Power Siting Board. I’ll use that position to be your voice, fighting to keep rates lower while companies try to maximize their profit off your back.

As this trial continues, it is a constant reminder that Ohioans deserve an honest government. Our next Attorney General must be committed to rooting out public corruption in every corner of the state.

As your Attorney General, I will fight wage theft that robs workers of what they have earned. When an employer fails to pay what they promised to pay, misclassifies overtime as regular time, or closes abruptly leaving workers unpaid, I will hold them accountable.

Today is the last day of the month, and with two less days in February, our monthly fundraising numbers are a bit down. Could you chip in today to help us get us closer to our monthly goal? secure.actblue.com/donate/johnfor…

I am grateful for Cincinnati’s police and first responders in the wake of last night’s shooting in the East End. There is no room in Ohio for this senseless violence. We must work to forever end mass shootings in Ohio and hold their perpetrators accountable.

It was great to celebrate Mass and Ohio Day with John Kulewicz for Ohio Attorney General and his bride today in Parma. Thanks for visiting! Happy Ohio Day everyone!

Over the course of my legal career, I’ve seen what the law can do to help people, and I’ve seen what it can do to hurt people. It’s about time it started helping again.

I am proud to share that my candidacy for Ohio Attorney General has been endorsed by the UAW. It is truly an honor to receive this vote of confidence from nearly 100,000 active and retired members in Ohio.

It was a great night among great company last night in Canton. Thank you for having me, and I look forward to coming back to Stark County! Still undecided on whether I’ll be supporting Massillon or McKinley this fall…