NASA CLE PITCH 

AN OHIO SENATOR AND REPRESENTATIVE ARE TEAMING UP TO PITCH THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ON RELOCATING A MAJOR FEDERAL AGENCY TO NORTHEAST OHIO.
OHIO LAWMAKERS ARE ASKING THE WHITE HOUSE TO CONSIDER MOVING NASA HEADQUARTERS TO CLEVELAND. THE PITCH COMES IN A LETTER LED BY US SENATOR JOHN HUSTED AND REPRESENTATIVE MAX MILLER MAKING THE CASE THAT THEY MOVE THE FEDERAL HEADQUARTERS TO NORTHEAST OHIO ONCE NASA'S DC LEASE IS UP IN 2028. THAT LETTER REFERENCES THE STATE'S RICH AEROSPACE HISTORY AND LOWER OPERATIONAL COSTS. THE MOVE WOULD SAVE TAXPAYERS MONEY WHILE MAINTAINING ACCESS TO WORLD CLASS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT. FLORIDA AND TEXAS ARE ALSO MAKING PLAYS TO BECOME NASA'S NEW HOME.