Libertarians decidethis election.

Eliminate the income tax

Ohio’s personal income tax goes to zero. It takes about $10.4 billion a year out of private hands.^4,3

Zero capital gains tax first

The state tax on saving and investing is the first one he says he will eliminate.³

Roll property taxes back

Back to pre-pandemic-end levels, then held down. His campaign says bills on homes and farmland are up nearly 45% since 2020.⁵

Cut the red tape

Strip out rules that raise the cost of doing business, and speed up permits so Ohio can build.⁴

No corporate tax breaks

End property-tax abatements for large corporate developments. They pay in full, like everyone else.⁴

Parents choose the school

Transparency and real choice over where and how your children learn.⁴

Energy independence

Expand natural gas, let new generation compete, and clear the permits. In his words, the plan is to deploy innovative energy technologies to strengthen Ohio’s energy supply and reduce electric bills for every family . 

No Flock surveillance state

“Flock cameras will not ever be used — period — in this state, to spy on an individual, when they’re in a private space, and a private space includes not just your home but also your car.” ²¹

No central bank digital currency

He opposes a CBDC and takes crypto donations. No programmable government money, no federal ledger of what you bought.^17,18

Straight off the platform. Not a rate cut, not a credit — repeal.^3,4

Property is the foundation of every other right. The plank libertarians fight for most and win least.⁵

A farmer taxed off ground his family has held a century has lost his property by degrees. Our platform rejects the taking; his plan lowers the bill and keeps the bulldozers off fertile ground.^5,

Fourth Amendment, unprompted, on the record, and he has not hedged on it since.²¹

Sound money and financial privacy, stated plainly. A governor cannot stop a federal CBDC on his own, but he can refuse to let Ohio build any part of the rails for one.^17,18

The right to earn a living without permission. Grade rises if he swings at occupational licensing.⁴

Separating business from state. Rare for either major party to say out loud.⁴

Education out of the bureaucracy and into families’ hands.⁴

Production and competition instead of subsidy, and the bill comes down for every family. The state still sits at the table, so we will be watching who gets the permits.

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I’m a libertarian and I’m voting Vivek on Nov 3. Not because I changed parties — because zero income tax, property tax rollback and school choice are on the ballot, and 80,000 of us decide whether they pass. libertariansforvivek.com