U.S. Rep. Bob Gibbs to retire amid primary battle forced by redistricting

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% :Read more:Sen. Rob Portman to oppose Ketanji Brown Jackson's Supreme Court nominationCleveland native Antonio White promotes minority outreach at the U.S. Treasury DepartmentU.S. House of Representatives passes bill to remove marijuana from list of federally controlled substancesCleveland woman testifies at U.S. Senate hearing on tackling medical debtBiden budget proposal includes money for Great Lakes restoration and Cleveland courthouse improvementsCleveland will likely get several thousand Ukrainian refugees, head of immigration group predicts
43% : "In that time, I helped reform federal water resources project policy, made clean water utilities more affordable for low-income communities, lowered taxes and red tape for millions of American families and businesses, and fought for a cleaner, safer Lake Erie.
41% : As the former chair of a subcommittee that oversees the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, he worked with the Army Corps and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Northeast Ohio dredging issues, including keeping potentially contaminated sediment that's dredged from Cleveland's harbor from being dumped into Lake Erie.

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