In recent years, Ohio’s economy has struggled, especially when compared to many other states. Policymakers have taken several positive steps over the past year and half, like passing legislation that will help reduce workers’ compensation premium costs for employers and revamping our antiquated tax structure.

Nonetheless, economic concerns top the list of important issues for Ohio voters in 2006. And each of the gubernatorial candidates has made jobs and the economy central themes of their campaigns. Here, you can find out what plans they have for addressing the issues that are important to the economic future of our state. Decide for yourself who will best champion free enterprise, economic competitiveness and growth for the benefit of all Ohioans.