Ohio Congressional candidate Holly Adams has signed the No New Taxes Pledge, making her the only candidate in Ohio's First District race to make this commitment to taxpayers. The pledge represents a firm promise that Adams will not vote to raise taxes if elected to Congress, positioning fiscal responsibility as a central campaign issue during a period of economic uncertainty.
"At a time when families are struggling with higher prices, inflation, and an uncertain economy, the last thing Washington should be doing is raising taxes," Adams said in a statement. "By signing the No New Taxes Pledge, I am making a firm promise to the people of Ohio's First District: I will not vote to raise your taxes."
Adams' campaign emphasizes that her background as a business leader with nearly three decades of private sector experience informs her approach to government spending and taxation. She argues that balancing budgets, controlling costs, and delivering results are essential skills she would bring to Congress. "We need to make America affordable again and it starts with a lower tax burden," Adams added. "We don't have a revenue problem—we have a spending problem. Congress must get serious about fiscal discipline, eliminating waste, fraud, and abuse, and respecting the taxpayers who fund our government."
The candidate's pledge comes as part of a broader campaign platform focused on economic opportunity, protecting parental rights, defending faith and freedom, and restoring accountability in Congress. Adams emphasized that her commitment to opposing tax increases aligns with her focus on economic growth, energy independence, and congressional accountability. "As the only candidate in this race willing to put this promise in writing, I'm showing voters exactly where I stand," said Adams. "Ohio families deserve a representative who will fight for them—not reach into their pockets to fund Washington's failures."
This development is significant because it establishes a clear policy distinction between Adams and other candidates in the race, potentially appealing to voters concerned about government spending and taxation during inflationary periods. The pledge represents a concrete commitment that voters can evaluate when considering which candidate best represents their economic interests. For more information about the No New Taxes Pledge, visit https://www.atr.org.
Adams' campaign announcement positions fiscal responsibility as a cornerstone issue in the upcoming election, with implications for how Ohio's First District will be represented in debates about federal spending, taxation, and economic policy. The candidate's emphasis on her business background and commitment to opposing tax increases reflects broader national conversations about government accountability and economic stewardship during challenging economic times.
