
Candidate for Ohio House of Representatives - District 7 in 2026 Ohio General Election.
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Get StartedExpand treatment capacity, because reversing an overdose without a next step just resets the clock. Learn more
Require naloxone in every Ohio public school building, stocked and maintained the way an AED or an EpiPen already is. Learn more
One front door for small business: a single state portal for formation, licensing, and permits, plus broader occupational license reciprocity so a licensed tradesperson moving to Ohio can go to work here. Learn more
Fix the local share calculation so that no district gets declared wealthy by an accounting artifact and dropped to the minimum state share. Learn more
Update the cost inputs, annually, in statute. Full funding of a formula priced in 2022 is not full funding. This should not be a fight every two years. Learn more
Itemize it on your bill. Utilities should separately break out data-center-driven transmission and generation costs, so you can see what you're paying for instead of taking anyone's word for it. Learn more
Warrant requirement for querying historical ALPR data, with an emergency exception for imminent danger and missing persons. Learn more
No out-of-state or federal sharing of Ohio data without a warrant, and no access for purposes unrelated to investigating an Ohio crime. Houston should not be able to search where your car was parked. Learn more
Real penalties for misuse, including suppression of unlawfully obtained data. Learn more
Establish a state reinsurance program under a federal 1332 waiver. Learn more
Require real price transparency from hospitals and insurers, with penalties that exceed the cost of noncompliance. Learn more
Protect pre-existing condition coverage in Ohio law regardless of what happens federally. Learn more
End the sales tax exemption on data center equipment and construction materials. Not halve it to 50%. End it, and put the money toward the property tax relief in Plank 1. Learn more
Cap what you owe against what you earn. Property tax on an owner-occupied primary residence gets capped at a set percentage of household income. Learn more
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