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Congressman Warren Davidson

Representing the 8th Congressional District of Ohio

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November 4, 2016 Press Release
Today, Congressman Warren Davidson (R-Ohio) and Senator Marco Rubio (R-Florida) noted the 9,477 public comments largely opposing the IRS’s recent attempt to unilaterally increase the estate tax burden. November 2nd was the deadline for public comments for the death tax valuation discount rules proposed by the IRS in August. These new rules would change the way individuals calculate their estate tax burden, effectively increasing it by up to 30 or 40 percent.
October 31, 2016 Press Release
Today, Congressman Warren Davidson (R-Troy) announced mobile office hours for the 8th Congressional District. Mobile office hours give constituents the opportunity to meet and discuss issues with Congressman Davidson’s staff. “As a congressman, one of the services I am proudest to offer is helping constituents deal with federal agencies. Our district staff is dedicated to helping people throughout our district receive fair and timely responses from federal agencies,” said Congressman Davidson. “I invite citizens across the district to stop by their closest location and become acquainted with their advocates as well as raise issues we can help address.” Mobile office hours are an effort by Congressman Davidson to increase accessibility to services for constituents across the 8th District.
October 28, 2016 Press Release
Today, Director of the FBI James Comey alerted Congress of new evidence pertinent to the investigation of Hillary Clinton's improper handling of classified information as Secretary of State. In response, the FBI is reopening its investigation into the matter. Rep. Davidson (R-Troy) released the following statement in response to this news: "Equality before the law is one of the basic principles of our republic. The recent behavior of the FBI made many people question if we are still guided by this principle. After confidential material was compromised by Generals Cartwright and Petraeus, both of them faced prosecution. After Hillary Clinton did the same thing during her tenure as Secretary of State, she faced no prosecution. Especially in light of new evidence, I strongly urge the FBI to investigate this matter with urgency and in a manner that removes any doubt from the American public that this was a fair investigation."