Sandusky + Seneca Counties
Press releases don't stop landfill odors. Hearings don't protect property values. Promises don't lower taxes. We DESERVE results—not just talk.
Grandstanding politicians like Gary Click love press conferences and social media attention. But families in Sandusky and Seneca Counties are still dealing with the same problems—year after year.
Years of promises • Still fighting
Gary Click has spoken against the Sunny Farms landfill. He's held hearings. Written letters. Made statements. But the landfill fight has dragged on for years—and families are still dealing with odor, truck traffic, and uncertainty.
At some point, voters deserve results—not excuses.
If your representative can't stop it, what good is the outrage?
Ongoing
When a massive poultry operation was proposed, neighbors mobilized—worried about odors, water contamination, and property values. Would you accept this next to your home?
These aren't environmental activists. They're property owners fighting decisions made far away. Who gets a say—local families or corporate lawyers?
Why were residents left scrambling after plans were already moving?
2024–2025
Data center projects are sweeping Northwest Ohio—turning farmland into industrial zones. Packed township meetings. Angry residents. Concerns about:
Big corporations get tax breaks. Homeowners get the risk. Our communities are next.
2025 — Still waiting
Gary Click introduced property tax bills in 2025. Good headlines. But when it came time to support the plan to abolish Ohio property taxes—real, bold reform that would actually help homeowners—Click didn't sign on.
He'll talk about small tweaks, but won't back the plan that would end property taxes for good.
our communities need real relief now—not half-measures and press releases.
While Gary Click blabs on social media and chases media attention, our communities' roads, water, and property values get left behind.
Gary Click is best known for statewide culture-war fights—like the SAFE Act and HB 68. National headlines. Cable TV appearances. Great... for him.
But when's the last time you saw him deliver tangible results on landfills, water quality, or corporate giveaways in your backyard?
Conservatives hate when corporations and bureaucrats run roughshod over communities. Yet under Click's watch:
If he can't stop bad actors, why is he there?
When corporations get tax abatements and utility upgrades, someone pays. Usually: homeowners, small businesses, and school districts.
Gary Click hasn't fought to make developers pay their fair share or protect local budgets.
Communities should have the power to say NO to projects that threaten their land, water, and property values.
Gary Click hasn't delivered real local control—just listening sessions and letters.
Eric Watson is talking about what voters here are actually dealing with: property taxes, land use, and local authority.
The 2026 Republican Primary is your chance to hold Gary Click accountable. Make your voice heard.
