| What will Ohio’s new political landscape mean for electricity costs, taxes, workforce policy and manufacturing competitiveness in 2027?
Less than 48 hours after Election Day, the Ohio Manufacturers’ Association (OMA) will bring together its public policy team and election experts for a special virtual Government Affairs Committee briefing Thursday, Nov. 5, from 2 to 3 p.m. OMA’s advocacy team and election experts will unpack the races that matter most to Ohio manufacturing, assess the new balance of power at the Statehouse and identify the legislative priorities and potential policy shifts likely to shape 2027. “Election results tell us who will be making decisions, but manufacturers need to know what those decisions could mean for their businesses,” said James Lee, managing director of public policy services at OMA. “We’ll look beyond the winners and losers to assess where the next General Assembly may be headed on energy, taxes and workforce policy, and where OMA will need to engage to protect manufacturing competitiveness.” Members will get an early look at the policy landscape taking shape in Columbus, hear expert analysis and have an opportunity to put their questions directly to OMA’s advocacy team. Register now to get ahead of Ohio’s 2027 policy agenda. 10/16/2026 |
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