U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown

TODAY AT 4:15 — I’ll be heading to the Senate floor to talk about my time in the Senate and the future of the fight for the Dignity of Work. Tune in for my final speech of this term.

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Even the rain can’t stop these retired police officers, firefighters, and public servants from showing up to the Capitol and demanding the Social Security they’ve earned. The Senate must vote on my bipartisan bill to now. We won't give up on this.

Bill Burges was the oracle of Cleveland — few understood Northeast Ohio and the issues that affect people’s lives better. We worked with him on campaign after campaign; his wit, good judgment, and wisdom always carried the day. Connie and I are sad that Bill is gone. We will miss him, and we hold his family in our prayers.

A treasure lost - remembering Bill Burges and his impact: Ryan Puente and Vanessa Tey Iosue Framed in Bill Burges' office is a quote from "Star Wars," his favorite movie: “Do or do not. There is no try.” The gap left by his passing cannot easily be filled, so we won’t even try. But we will do what we can by continuing the fight for equity, justice, and opportunity for all Ohioans, wr...

Congratulations to my friend Rita Lewis, who was honored yesterday with the Presidential Citizen’s Medal for helping save the pensions of millions of workers across our country.

Because of Rita's unrelenting activism, 100,000 Ohio workers can retire with dignity & the pensions they earned over a lifetime of work.

My team and I have been in touch with local, state, and federal officials about the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge fire. We stand ready to assist with anything they need to quickly & safely reopen this bridge for the Ohioans who drive over it every day.

ODOT: Daniel Carter Beard Bridge approach suffered 'significant damage' in fire Fire on a playground caused damage to the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge. I-471 is shut down and will remain that way for an undetermined amount of time

Mayor Tom Johnson was a fierce advocate for Appalachia. His work to help Somerset expand economic opportunity & prepare Southeast Ohio for the future will leave a lasting legacy.

Connie and I are keeping Mayor Johnson’s family and the Village of Somerset in our prayers.

Ohio’s police officers, firefighters, and educators deserve to get the full Social Security they earned from the jobs they’ve had throughout their career. I wrote the bill to — it's time for the Senate to pass it into law.

Ohio workers are ready to lead the world in semiconductor manufacturing, but they need federal investment from our CHIPS Act now to keep this project moving forward.
The Commerce Department needs to move quickly on this already-approved investment in Ohio. I’ll keep pushing until they get this done.

When East Palestine residents were told they’d have to pay taxes on money they received from Norfolk Southern, we demanded that the IRS reverse course & make these payments exempt.

We won that fight, and 2 weeks ago my office helped residents get thousands of dollars back on their taxes.

UAW workers in Zanesville were at risk of losing their jobs until we stepped in. Because we fixed a proposed federal regulation, those workers will continue to make key components of our electrical grid.