Toledo Reporter

Marcy Kaptur, a longstanding member of the U.S. Congress representing Ohio's 9th district since 1983, recently shared several insights via social media. An advocate for her constituents, Kaptur touched upon innovations in solar manufacturing in Ohio, discussed economic implications of workforce reductions, and celebrated local achievements in Fulton County.

In a post from April 26, Kaptur highlighted northwest Ohio's pivotal role in the solar manufacturing industry, stating, "NW Ohio is the home of US solar manufacturing..." She emphasized the synergy between technological innovation and the area's industrial legacy, referencing pioneers McMaster and Nitschke and the University of Toledo's engineering excellence.

Later that day, Kaptur addressed the financial and social costs associated with workforce reductions. She commented on an analysis revealing the significant economic impact of job cuts, noting, "DOGE savings are heavily overestimated as firing thousands of veterans and other workers is costing us $135 Billion, analysis shows."

On April 28, Kaptur expressed gratitude for the hospitality received during her visit to Fulton County's Annual Banquet. In her gratitude, she acknowledged key individuals in local economic development, stating, "Great economic progress in Fulton County, OH. Thank you to Fulton County Economic Development Corporation Executive Director Jim Wyse, Nate Andre, and Mark Ballmer and all involved with the Annual Banquet for the warm welcome."

Marcy Kaptur, born in Toledo, Ohio, continues to serve as an active representative of her region. An alumna of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, she has dedicated decades to public service and remains a vocal supporter of economic and community development initiatives in Ohio.