Ohio Senate: No on HB205

Tell your State Senator to Vote NO on HB205

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As a constituent of your district I
am writing to ask you to vote NO on House Bill 205.

House Bill 205 is legislation that
will impose an unnecessary and burdensome new labor licensure requirement on
the men and women working to defend Americans energy dominance.

We already are feeling the pain of
Bidenomics. Over the last several months the price of energy has increased.
Costing constituents like myself more money on everything from utility bills to
grocery store visits. The big government Bidenomics labor mandates
contained within HB205 will only exacerbate this problem even more.

Additionally, Ohio’s oil and gas
producers are among the safest in the industry. The rate of job-related
nonfatal injuries and illnesses nationwide has decreased from 3.5 per 100 full
time workers in 1994 to 0.5 in 2020.

Senator, I am respectfully asking
you to vote NO on House Bill 205. Keep Ohio energy production up and keep Bidenomics
style big government mandates out of our pocketbooks.
As a constituent of your district I

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Our country’s position as a global energy leader is at a turning point. As President Joe Biden puts the future of American energy dominance in question, a few legislators in Ohio are looking to make our energy problems worse by imposing Bidenomics style labor mandates on Ohio’s petroleum refineries.

House Bill 205 is legislation that would create a new labor licensure requirement on oil and gas producers in the state of Ohio. Ohio's oil and gas producers are some of the safest in the industry and provide a significant source of energy for our state and country.

Take action today and tell your State Senator to vote NO on Bidenomics. Vote NO on increased prices for energy. Vote NO on House Bill 205