Natasha is a proud product of Ohio’s public schools. She continues to be invested in the success of public schools: her oldest child has reached school age and is proudly enrolled in public school.

Large companies can not be allowed to price gouge Ohioans to pad their corporate profits.

With three children all under age 7, Natasha knows personally the pressure that childcare costs place on families.

Builders must be incentivized to build housing that working families can afford & want to live in.

Data centers cannot be allowed to collect our data, use it for their own benefit, and then expect us to pay for the privilege through higher electrical rates, polluted water, surveillance pricing, and lost farmland.

Luck should not determine whether a family can get care in an emergency or if a child with disabilities can access the support they need to live and thrive.