Resources for Business Leaders and Groups

Ohio businesses need government to work—providing stable rules, investing in infrastructure and workforce development, and addressing the challenges that shape long-term economic growth.

But Ohio’s elections often lack meaningful competition. In 2024, 88% of Ohio state legislative races were decided by more than 10 percentage points. When elections are not competitive, candidates face less pressure to earn broad support, voters have fewer meaningful choices, and elected officials face less accountability.

Better Elections. Stronger Ohio.

A Practical, Pro-Business Reform

Top Three Elections would create healthier political competition and give candidates stronger incentives to listen to a wider range of voters and stakeholders.

For Ohio businesses and communities, that means:

  • More predictable and responsive government

  • Greater competition and accountability

  • Broader governing coalitions

  • More attention to infrastructure, workforce, housing, education, permitting, and economic growth

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Ohio’s economy depends on healthy competition. Our elections should, too.