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Kent Smith

Currently holds the office of Ohio State Senate - District 21 until January 1, 2027.

Candidate for Ohio State Senate - District 21 in 2026 Ohio Primary Election.

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Kent Smith

Ohio State Senate - District 21

About Kent Smith

Professional Experience
Ohio State Senate, Senator - District 21 (2023 - Present)
Chicago Outfit Roller Derby, Announcer (2010 - Present)
Burning River Roller Girls, Announcer (2008 - Present)
Ohio House of Representatives, Representative District 8 (2015 - 2022)
Euclid School Board, Board Member
Degrees
Doctorate, Cleveland State University, Economic Development (2009)
Master's, Cleveland State University, Urban Studies (2001)
Bachelor's, Miami University (1988)
High School Diploma, Euclid High School (1984)

Education

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Election Information

Recent Candidacies
Ohio State Senate - District 21 in Ohio Primary Election
Ohio State Senate - District 21 in Ohio General Election
Ohio State Senate - District 21 in Ohio Special Primary Election
Ohio House of Representatives - District 8 in Ohio General Election
Ohio House of Representatives - District 8 in Ohio Primary Election

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