Op-Ed: November 9th, 2016

For the past few months, all I hear about at home, in D.C., on the news, asked by reporters is, “What will happen on Tuesday, November 8th?” While Washington’s partisan gridlock continues to infect the country, we need to remember the issue isn’t what will happen on the 8th, it’s how we will work together on Wednesday, November 9th. As a solutions-oriented businessman, transitioning to the partisan gridlock of Washington has been a challenge. My hope is this letter will serve as a call to action for all Republican House members to come back to Washington unified, as we have spent far too many nights as a fractured body, and, if necessary, I ask the Republican leadership to keep us in a room until we are ready to join together in one direction. I’ll never forget arriving in D.C. 5 ½ years ago and attending one of my first hearings. I could not fathom the blame-shifting and finger pointing between Republicans and Democrats. Indeed, there was so much argument, no one was even asking the witnesses questions. It was clear to me that day the process was broken and it should be no surprise regular Americans don’t like what’s going on in Washington.

Renacci Nominates Ohio Students for Acceptance to U.S. Service Academies

It was an honor to nominate these 21 Ohio students for acceptance to the esteemed United States service academies. The students are recommended based on their academic performance, leadership skills, extracurricular involvement, and character. Read more here.

Renacci and 26 U.S. Congress members demand investigation after NewsChannel 5 finds high SNAP balances

I signed a letter along with 26 of my colleagues demanding an investigation into SNAP after it was revealed there were potential abuses in the program.

Renacci Tax Bills Pass House

I was on Fox Business News to discuss my tax bills that passed the House to protect our taxpayers. Learn more by watching here.

Renacci Bills Passed the House, to Relieve Burden on Taxpayers and Prevent Targeting

I spoke on the House floor in support of the PATH Act, which also included my tax bills to protect taxpayers.

Renacci Announces 2017 Youth Art Initiative

Renacci Response to Final 385 Regulations

Renacci leads Ohio congressional efforts urging Ohio Attorney General to consider action to preserve Internet freedom

Renacci Requests Naval Dedication for President McKinley

Renacci Urges the Administration that Current Regulations are Hurting Job Creation

Accepting the 'Guardian of Seniors Rights' award

Thank you to 60 Plus Association for recognizing me with this award. I have spent the majority of my life championing seniors' rights, and I will continue to use my past work experiences to give seniors the quality of life they deserve.

Pray for victims and their loved ones

Our U.S. Capitol's flags were lowered to half-staff after the horrific Paris attacks. My thoughts and prayers continue to be with them as well as all victims of the tradgedies our nation has endured lately and their loved ones.

Timken Invests in NEO

Great to be a part of celebrating TimkenSteel's recent $200 million investment in our region.

Best in Show Winner

Congratulations to Rachel Sykes of Northwestern High School for winning Best in Show in Ohio's 16th District's Congressional Art Competition.

University of Akron visit

Impressed by all of the students at the University of Akron who came up with their own ideas on how to fix the Highway Trust Fund

Defending the Constitution

Renacci Delivers University of Akron Commencement Speech

Markup of my bill to curb tax-related identity theft

When it comes to ID theft, I truly understand the impact that it has on taxpayers in across the country. I am pleased that this bipartisan legislation was approved by the Ways & Means Committee.

WOIO: Renacci Shares his Personal Story on Identity Theft

Are you worried about identity theft? It can happen to anyone. In fact, last tax season, my personal information was stolen. In 2014, a return was filed in my name and a refund was requested. The problem was it was not my return.

Fox 8 News: Renacci works to protect others after becoming victim of identity theft

Last tax season, someone used my stolen personal information and filed a fraudulent tax return in my name, claiming a refund. I have heard similar stories from Americans who were also victims of identity theft. To curb this growing threat, I introduced the Stolen Identity Refund Fraud Prevention Act of 2015, and core components of this bill were signed into law at the end of last year.