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As a member of the congressional Gun Violence Prevention Task Force, Congressman Landsman has always stood up to the gun lobby and its enablers. He has advocated for meaningful solutions to curb the high rates of violence plaguing communities across the country, like implementing universal background checks on all gun sales, strengthening firearms storage requirements, and banning assault weapons.

Representative Greg Landsman of Cincinnati has spent his career in and around public education, leading the Strive Partnership and the successful Cincinnati Preschool Promise campaign to expand access to high quality preschool before serving on Cincinnati City Council. Elected to Congress in 2022, Landsman has been a dependable champion for public schools, educator pensions, and working families, and a pragmatic voice for getting things done. He is seeking his third term representing parts of Hamilton County and Clinton and Warren Counties.

In his second term representing Cincinnati, Rep. Greg Landsman has emerged as a leader on behalf of the U.S.-Israel relationship. The legislator backed supplemental security assistance to the Jewish state and cosponsored and voted for bills mandating sanctions on anyone doing business with Iran’s missile and drone program and further curbing China’s purchases of Iranian oil.

Rep. Greg Landsman is defending one of the most competitive seats in the country, representing Cincinnati in a district Republicans deliberately gerrymandered to be harder for Democrats to hold. Republicans added deep-red Clinton County to the district and redrew it to favor Trump.

“We’ve endorsed this bipartisan coalition of candidates because they’ve proven they’re willing to take on Corporate America and advocate on behalf of our members in Congress,” said Pat Darrow, President of the Ohio Conference of Teamsters. “We don’t care about party affiliation — we care about whether our elected officials will empower workers and create middle-class union jobs. The majority of voters throughout our state feel the same way.” Every incumbent candidate endorsed by the Ohio Conference of Teamsters voted for the Faster Labor Contracts Act in June. The Teamsters-backed bill which would become the strongest labor law in decades, streamlining the bargaining process for newly organized workers to secure their first union contract. “The FLCA is a make-or-break issue for our endorsement, and this slate of candidates is committed to getting it across the finish line,” Darrow said. “We look forward to helping elect them in November.”