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OHIO CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY Governor Mike DeWine R Lieutenant Governor Jon Husted R U.S. Senators Rob Portman R (202) 224-3353 www.portman.senate.gov Sherrod Brown D (202) 224-2315 www.brown.senate.gov U.S. House of Representatives Dist Representative Party 1 Steve Chabot R (202) 225-2216 www.chabot.house.gov 2 Brad Wenstrup R (202) 225-3164 www.wenstrup.house.gov 3 Joyce Beatty D (202) 225-4324 www.beatty.house.gov 4 Jim Jordan R (202) 225-2676 www.jordan.house.gov 5 Robert Latta R (202) 225-6405 www.latta.house.gov 6 Bill Johnson R (202) 225-5705 billjohnson.house.gov 7 Bob Gibbs R (202) 225-6265 www.gibbs.house.gov 8 Warren Davidson R (202) 225-6205 davidson.house.gov 9 Marcy Kaptur D (202) 225-4146 www.kaptur.house.gov 10 Michael Turner R (202) 225-6465 www.turner.house.gov 11 Marcia L. Fudge D (202) 225-7032 www.fudge.house.gov 12 Troy Balderson R (202) 225-5355 www.balderson.house.gov 13 Tim Ryan D (202) 225-5261 www.timryan.house.gov 14 David Joyce R (202) 225-5731 www.joyce.house.gov 15 Steve Stivers R (202) 225-2015 www.stivers.house.gov 16 Anthony Gonzalez R (202) 225-3876 anthonygonzalez.house.gov KENTUCKY CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY Governor Matt Bevin R Lieutenant Governor Jenean Hampton R U.S. Senators US Senator Mitch McConnell R (202) 224-2541 mcconnell.senate.gov US Senator Rand Paul R (202) 224-4343 paul.senate.gov U.S. House of Representatives Dist Representative Party 4 Thomas Massie R (202) 225-3465 www.massie.house.gov INDIANA CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY Governor Eric Holcomb R Lieutenant Governor Suzanne Crouch R U.S. Senators Todd Young R (202) 224-5623 www.young.senate.gov Mike Braun R (202) 224-4814 www.braun.senate.gov U.S. House of Representatives Dist Representative Party 3 Jim Banks R (202) 225-4436 www.banks.house.gov 4 Jim Baird R (202) 225-5037 baird.house.gov PENNSYLVANIA CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY Governor Tom Wolf D Lieutenant Governor John Fetterman D U.S. Senators Robert "Bob" Casey Jr. D (202) 224-6324 www.casey.senate.gov Patrick "Pat" Toomey R (202) 224-4254 www.toomey.senate.gov U.S. House of Representatives Dist Representative Party 17 Conor Lamb D (202) 225-2301 www.lamb.house.gov 18 Mike Doyle Jr. D (202) 225-2135 www.doyle.house.gov MICHIGAN CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY Governor Gretchen Whitmer D Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist D U.S. Senators Debbie Stabenow D (202) 224-4822 www.stabenow.senate.gov Gary Peters D (202) 224-6221 www.peters.senate.gov U.S. House of Representatives Dist Representative Party 7 Tim Walberg R (202) 225-6276 www.walberg.house.gov 12 Debbie Dingell D (202) 225-4071 www.debbiedingell.house.gov.

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National Lieutenant Governors Association 1 Resolution in Support of the Creative Economy as a Vehicle for Economic Recovery 2 WHEREAS, arts and culture represent an $878 billion industry in the U.S., comprising a larger share of 3 the nation’s economy (4.5%) than transportation, tourism, and agriculture, and 4 WHEREAS, the nonprofit arts industry alone generates $166.3 billion in annual economic activity, 5 supporting 4.6 million jobs and generating $27.5 billion in government revenue, and 6 WHEREAS, 72% of Americans attend arts or cultural events, spending an average of $31.47 per 7 person, per event, beyond the cost of admission, thereby resulting in vital commercial activity for local 8 businesses and increased tourism, and 9 WHEREAS, in addition to their economic benefits, the arts raise community spirits and morale, with 10 67% of the nation’s 4,500 local arts agencies (LAAs) delivering artistic content to strengthen community 11 cohesion during the COVID-19 pandemic, and 12 WHEREAS, the COVID-19 pandemic has caused an estimated $4.98 billion in economic losses to 13 nonprofit arts organizations throughout the nation, resulting in a $6.6 billion loss in event-relating 14 spending by audiences and a $1.9 billion loss in government revenue, and 15 WHEREAS, the COVID-19 pandemic has likewise caused over 328,000 job losses in arts organizations 16 around the country, as 24% of arts organizations have had to reduce their staff (and 42% are “likely” to 17 reduce staff). 18 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the National Lieutenant Governors Association 19 continues to provide lieutenant governors and seconds-in-command with data and research 20 demonstrating how artists and cultural organizations can be utilized during the COVID-19 pandemic as 21 tools for economic revival.
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