EducationFinding
Federal tax credits should fund scholarships that families can use for private school tuition.
A 2025 federal law created a tax credit, starting in 2027, for donations to groups that fund private school scholarships in states that opt in. Agreeing means keeping or expanding that kind of federal support.
Jon Ossoff
Ossoff (D-GA) voted Yea on S.Amdt. 2382 (Hirono) to H.R. 1, to eliminate a program of qualified elementary and secondary education scholarships
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