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  Proven Reform for Ohio!The Candidate with a Proven Record of Reform is Andrew O. Brenner Ohio needs a change, and Ohio needs a Representative with a proven record of change and reform in office. As Delaware County Recorder, Andrew Brenner cut his own budget. How many politicians do you know who can say that? He saved the taxpayers in Delaware County money, his staff is productive, he has lead with e-filing in the state of Ohio, he has served on the legislative committee of the Ohio Recorders Association, and Andy wants to continue to reform government in the Ohio House. Andy's passion is reforming government. As a fiscal conservative, he will keep taxes lower and cut them whenever possible, and he will work to rehab the government layers of red tape from the ground up to make government function more efficiently and less expensively. He will cherish your tax dollars and always keep in mind that your money belongs to you, not to the government.
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A Fiscal Conservative: Andrew Brenner's Record as Delaware County Recorder Elected Recorder in 2004, Re-elected in 2008 Andy: - cut his own budget
- improved customer service in the office, reducing turnaround time to an average of 1 business day
- lead the state in e-filing, reducing the cost to the taxpayers, helping the environment and improving efficiency
- protects the identity of tax payers by masking social security numbers
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Taking Reform to the Ohio House of Representatives Andrew Brenner's Issues in the Ohio House As your Representative, Andy plans to focus on: - reforming government and eliminating bureaucracy
- bringing jobs to Ohio, stabilizing the economy in the state and working to re-tool Ohio into a 21st century state providing high-paying jobs to Ohio citizens
- keep taxes low and cutting taxes whenever possible
- eliminating the "death tax"
- reforming education
- protecting the rights of the unborn
- protecting the rights of gun owners
- eminent domain and property rights issues
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Andrew Brenner's candidacy for the Ohio House of Representatives, 2nd District, assumes that the current State Representative Kris Jordan will be vacating the seat in 2010 to run for another office. Mr. Brenner will not be entering into a Republican primary against Mr. Jordan for Ohio's 2nd House District, but rather for an open seat. Paid for by Brenner for Ohio, Tom Vatsures, Treasurer, 15 West Central Ave, Delaware, Ohio 43015
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