Ohio's New State Budget: Impacts on Daily Life, Tobacco Regulation, and Education Funding

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Ohio's new two-year budget brings significant changes for Ohioans, including tax cuts for income earners, elimination of the Commercial Activities Tax for most businesses, sales tax exemptions for baby items, and the creation of a universal school voucher program. Other notable changes include increased funding for mental health services, improvements in affordable housing, and investments in education and infrastructure. The budget also addresses various issues such as nursing home oversight, parental leave for state employees, and restrictions on social media use.
- How will Ohio's new state budget impact your daily life The Columbus Dispatch
- Ohio's $86 billion state budget OK'd by Gov. Mike DeWine, but with vetoes on tobacco regulation and vaccines WKYC.com
- What's in Ohio's approved budget for the next 2 years? NBC4 WCMH-TV
- ‘It’ll cost tax payers billions of dollars,’ Ohio budget impacts public school funding, teachers’ pay WDTN.com
- Governor veto clears way for possible flavored tobacco ban in Cincinnati WKRC TV Cincinnati
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