Brian Poindexter For Congress

@poindexterforcongress.com

When times get tough, working people need to stand up! Candidate for Congress in Ohio's 7th! Union ironworker & former labor organizer who knows and values the people keeping our economy running, our communities thriving, and America moving forward!

This campaign is for anyone who's ever had to decide which bill not to pay because their kid needed medicine; for any student buried in debt, or any senior watching rising costs eat into their budget. If you're ready to stand up for a better life for regular people, we want you on our team.

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Proud to be endorsed by the hardworking men and women of UFCW Local 880! The frontline workers of the UFCW know firsthand how important strong labor standards are, and how reckless decisions at the federal level have driven up grocery prices by 20%. Proud and grateful to have the UFCW on our side!

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Proudly endorsed by the Ohio State Building and Construction Trades Council. As a union ironworker for nearly twenty years, I'm proud to have support from my brothers and sisters in the building trades — they know firsthand that I'll fight for their issues and all workers in Washington!

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57 years ago today, Neil Armstrong stepped onto the Moon — and the path there ran through our district. At what's now NASA Glenn at Lewis Field, researchers pioneered the liquid hydrogen fuel that powered the Saturn V. When we invest in science and our people, we reach the Moon. That legacy is ours.

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It was a pleasure spending time at the St. Vladimir Ukrainian Festival in Parma and meeting so many people from the Northeast Ohio Ukrainian community! Ukrainian culture is a distinct part of the fabric of America, and America will always be a friend to Ukraine. Heroyam slava! 🇺🇦

A million federal workers lost their union rights. Congress voted to restore them — Max Miller voted NO. When the NLRB sat paralyzed for 11 months, he said nothing. Workers deserve someone in their corner every day. I don't get my labor positions from a briefing book — I am labor.

My heart goes out to the family and friends of Rittman officer Sgt. Scott Ries, who was killed in the line of duty last night, as well as the families of the mother and daughter killed by the gunman, and the officers he injured. The violence against law enforcement and in our communities must end.

We need to become the United States again — that means seeing past our differences; recognizing that a person's value is more than how they vote and realizing that, after 250 years, this great experiment has only just begun. It's up to us to keep it going. Happy birthday, America!

One year ago, Max Miller voted for the Big, Ugly Bill. To date, here's what it's delivered: ✔ Millions losing health care ✔ Higher costs for working families ✔ Hospitals pushed to the brink His vote created this crisis. We're fighting to protect health care and hold him accountable.

A bill with bipartisan support to make housing more affordable, and it's being held up because they want to make it harder for people, especially women, to vote. Our right to vote isn't for sale and sure as hell isn't a bargaining chip. Relief for working families needs to be unconditional.

Thank you to all who joined our first Town Hall in Bay Village! Accountability starts with showing up to listen. Ohio's 7th deserves that level of commitment. Join us next: Brook Park Library 7/1, 6-8pm Parma Heights Library 7/11, 1-3pm Strongsville Library 7/18, 1-3pm Medina Library 8/15, 1-3pm

The impact of teachers is hard to put into words. Every day, they guide and instruct our next generation, and their impact is felt far beyond the classroom. As an ironworker instructor, I'm proud to have the Ohio Federation of Teachers' endorsement because giving back & teaching are one and the same

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Max Miller didn't move here to represent us — his voting record proves it. Now the race is moving: Inside Elections and Cook both shifted it our way, and the poll's a 44–43 tie, Brian +17 with independents. Time for representation that knows what working people back home are up against.

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