Governor & Lt. Governor
Amy Acton
David Pepper
Statewide Offices
John Kulewicz
Attorney General
Annette Blackwell
Ohio Auditor
Allison Russo
Secretary of State
Seth Walsh
State Treasurer
Ohio Supreme Court
Justice Jennifer Brunner
Judge Marilyn Zayas
Jeffrey Harris
Ohio State Senate (5th District)
Rose Lounsbury
Ohio House of Representatives (36th District)
Tom Herner
Ohio House of Representatives (37th District)
Desiree Tims
Ohio House of Representatives (38th District)
Daquan Neal
Ohio House of Representatives (39th District)
Timothy Hornbacker
Ohio House of Representatives (40th District)
Carolyn Rice
County Commissioner
Karl Keith
County Auditor
Susan Solle
for Judge, Common Pleas Court
Anne Keeton
for Judge, Common Pleas Court
Kelly Madzey
for Judge, Common Pleas Court
Richard Glennon
for Judge, Common Pleas Court
Hope Smalls
for Judge, Juvenile Court
Cassandra Rice
for Judge, Probate Court
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Your Vote Matters.
Vote Dr. Amy Acton for Governor and David Pepper for Lt. Governor. Amy will tackle rising costs, stand up to the corporate special interests and billionaires trying to buy Ohio, and put working families first.
Vote Allison Russo for Secretary of State. Allison will restore trust in our elections, protect Ohioans’ personal data, and make sure Ohio’s government is accountable to the people it serves.
Vote John Kulewicz for Attorney General. John will take on corruption in Columbus, root out waste and fraud, and hold bad actors accountable.
Vote Seth Walsh for Treasurer. Seth will invest in Ohio communities so that all Ohioans can thrive.
Vote Annette Blackwell for Auditor. Annette will safeguard Ohioans’ tax dollars and make government more efficient, effective, and transparent.
Vote Justice Jennifer Brunner for reelection to the Ohio Supreme Court. Justice Brunner will protect Ohioans’ freedoms, uphold the will of voters, and safeguard the rule of law.
Vote Judge Marilyn Zayas for Ohio Supreme Court. Judge Zayas will bring common sense and accountability to the state’s highest court.