Mason Blankenship

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• One of our most important responsibilities as Americans is understanding who we are putting into public office. Elections should be about more than party labels, slogans or name recognition. We should take the time to learn where candidates stand, look at their records and understand how their decisions could affect our communities. Self-government only works when the people stay informed and engaged. Voting is a right, but taking the time to understand who we are voting for is part of our civ

  9 September 2026 · Mason Blankenship · $400 – $499 · 50K+ impressions · Informational · Ad Library

• Early voting starts today Ohio! Let’s go!!!

  6 October 2026 · Mason Blankenship · $300 – $399 · 20K+ impressions · Informational · Ad Library

• HB 20, signed by Gov. Mike DeWine on July 7, 2026, states that, “No person, without privilege to do so, and after receiving a warning, shall knowingly approach or remain within fifteen feet of an emergency service responder engaged in the lawful performance of the responder's legal duty.” This effectively requires a 15-foot buffer between law enforcement and, say, protesters. In addition, it increases the penalty for violation to a fourth-degree felony if the violation “creates a risk of physic

  5 October 2026 · Mason Blankenship · $300 – $399 · 35K+ impressions · Informational · Ad Library

• A state audit of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio [PUCO] shows that that commission has let energy prices increase 34% since 2022. Ohio House Bill 15, a massive energy policy overhaul, required not only this audit but also new procedures to make PUCO more transparent. PUCO doesn’t have a strategic plan to deal with rising electricity demand, data center growth, and new policies they need to follow due to 2025 legislation.

  5 October 2026 · Mason Blankenship · $300 – $399 · 15K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• Ohio keeps trying to fix property taxes and school funding like they are two different problems. They’re not. A big part of why property taxes are so high is because we still rely way too much on them to fund our public schools. That means homeowners keep getting squeezed, and school districts in poorer communities are expected to raise money from a much smaller tax base than wealthier communities. I believe Ohio needs to move back to a progressive income tax and start using income tax revenue

  4 October 2026 · Mason Blankenship · $300 – $399 · 15K+ impressions · Promotional · Ad Library

• If we want to preserve this country, we better start understanding how it is supposed to work. Our government was never supposed to be a spectator sport. It only works when people understand their rights, understand what their representatives are supposed to do and are willing to hold them accountable. The Federalist Papers talk about representation as a public trust. Elected officials are supposed to use their judgment to serve the people, not blindly follow a party, or donor. Somewhere along

  4 October 2026 · Mason Blankenship · $300 – $399 · 15K+ impressions · Informational · Ad Library