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01 / THE CITIZEN REGISTER
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Results rating
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The term has yet to begin.
Tracked 10
Fulfilled 0
With progress 0
Not achieved 0
Awaiting assessment 10 Announced deadlines and priorities First day in office · Direct the state to join efforts to relieve working families’ medical debt on the first day in office.First day in office · Issue a day-one executive order requiring rapid handling of wage theft cases.10 of 10 commitments
Commitment map
What they pledged Each tile opens a record and its sources.
Child tax credit ○ Before the termWhat they pledged Pursue a state child tax credit of $1,000 annually for children ages 0–6 and $500 for ages 7–18 in families earning up to $85,000 a year.
Announced deadline or priority · No deadline stated in the source
Acton’s affordability plan Publication date unverified
What has been verified This entry concerns the incoming term. Assessment of outcomes begins when that term starts.
Earned income credit ○ Before the termWhat they pledged Include an earned income credit in her tax plan, designed to benefit up to 775,000 working families.
Announced deadline or priority · No deadline stated in the source
Acton’s affordability plan Publication date unverified
What has been verified This entry concerns the incoming term. Assessment of outcomes begins when that term starts.
What they pledged Launch Ohio Rx, an online platform using Medicaid’s single pharmacy benefit manager’s purchasing power to lower drug prices.
Announced deadline or priority · No deadline stated in the source
Acton’s affordability plan Publication date unverified
What has been verified This entry concerns the incoming term. Assessment of outcomes begins when that term starts.
Health insurance deductibles ○ Before the termWhat they pledged Require out-of-pocket spending on prescriptions and other health supplies to count toward insurance deductibles.
Announced deadline or priority · No deadline stated in the source
Acton’s affordability plan Publication date unverified
What has been verified This entry concerns the incoming term. Assessment of outcomes begins when that term starts.
Medical debt ○ Before the termWhat they pledged Direct the state to join efforts to relieve working families’ medical debt on the first day in office.
Announced deadline or priority · First day in office
Acton’s affordability plan Publication date unverified
What has been verified This entry concerns the incoming term. Assessment of outcomes begins when that term starts.
Wage theft ○ Before the termWhat they pledged Issue a day-one executive order requiring rapid handling of wage theft cases.
Announced deadline or priority · First day in office
Acton’s affordability plan Publication date unverified
What has been verified This entry concerns the incoming term. Assessment of outcomes begins when that term starts.
Energy assistance ○ Before the termWhat they pledged Expand access to HEAP, PIPP and the home weatherization assistance program.
Announced deadline or priority · No deadline stated in the source
Acton’s affordability plan Publication date unverified
What has been verified This entry concerns the incoming term. Assessment of outcomes begins when that term starts.
SNAP benefit security ○ Before the termWhat they pledged Modernize SNAP’s EBT system to make benefit theft harder.
Announced deadline or priority · No deadline stated in the source
Acton’s affordability plan Publication date unverified
What has been verified This entry concerns the incoming term. Assessment of outcomes begins when that term starts.
Ticket pricing ○ Before the termWhat they pledged Pursue a rule requiring the first price shown in online ticket sales to be the final price.
Announced deadline or priority · No deadline stated in the source
Acton’s affordability plan Publication date unverified
What has been verified This entry concerns the incoming term. Assessment of outcomes begins when that term starts.
Price-gouging reports ○ Before the termWhat they pledged Create an Ohio hotline for reporting price gouging.
Announced deadline or priority · No deadline stated in the source
Acton’s affordability plan Publication date unverified
What has been verified This entry concerns the incoming term. Assessment of outcomes begins when that term starts.
The electoral alternative · Vivek Ramaswamy Campaign proposals for comparing priorities.
Phase out the state income tax, beginning with capital gains taxes.
Ramaswamy’s plan On day one, order a halt to approval of new data-center project announcements until his proposed law takes effect.
Ramaswamy’s plan Require new data centers to cover nearby households’ electricity costs and contribute to property tax relief.
Ramaswamy’s plan 02 / THE START OF THE TERM
The first100 days. An evaluation window. Each commitment keeps the timing published in its source.
TERM BEGINS DAY 100
Scheduled · Jan 11, 2027 · Apr 20, 2027 Day one is the day the official begins the term for this office. Amy Acton · 2026
Declared priorities Day-one actions on medical debt and wage theft Acton’s campaign affordability agenda identifies two actions for her first day. Directives and executive orders will show whether she started the work; families’ debt relief and faster wage case handling require separate evidence.
First day in office · Direct the state to join efforts to relieve working families’ medical debt on the first day in office.Acton’s affordability plan First day in office · Issue a day-one executive order requiring rapid handling of wage theft cases.Acton’s affordability plan 03 / THE WORDS STAY ON RECORD
Election night. Nov 3, 2026
Hilton Columbus Downtown, Columbus
Amy Acton · 2026 · Transcript available
What they said on election night Acton said she would govern for all Ohioans and urged a return to public service grounded in decency and respect.
How we assess Each status reflects the scope of the commitment and the available evidence. An announcement, an approved law, and a result in practice are different milestones. The rating measures the share of fulfilled commitments in this register and changes as more commitments and outcomes are documented.
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