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District 10 State Central Committeewoman

Republican State Central Committee Member, ManNo. to be elected: 33 statewide—1 per State Senate district | Salary: none | Term: 2 yearsResponsibilities: With other Committee members, represents the state-level decision-making body for the Republican party. Each Ohio Senate district is represented by one man and one woman.Republican State Central Committee Member, WomanNo. to be elected: 33 statewide—1 per State Senate district | Salary: none | Term: 2 yearsResponsibilities: With other Committee members, represents the state-level decision-making body for the Republican party. Each Ohio Senate district is represented by one man and one woman.Democratic State Central Committee Member, ManNo. to be elected: 33 statewide—1 per State Senate district | Salary: none | Term: 4 yearsResponsibilities: With other Committee members, represents the state-level decision-making body for the Democratic party. Each Ohio Senate district is represented by one man and one woman.Democratic State Central Committee Member, WomanNo. to be elected: 33 statewide—1 per State Senate district | Salary: none | Term: 4 yearsResponsibilities: With other Committee members, represents the state-level decision-making body for the Democratic party. Each Ohio Senate district is represented by one man and one woman.

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    Noelle Marie Diller
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    Setys Kelly
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    Amana J. Koeller
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    Sharen Swartz Neuhardt
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    Laura Rosenberger
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Website http://rosenberger-for-ohio.com
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Training and Experience Clark County Executive Committee 2018 to present, Executive Chairman 2022 to present; State of Ohio Elections Official-Clark County Board of Elections board member, appointed and certified by the Ohio Secretary of State 2-terms, 2022-present; Institute on the Constitution, teaching certificate US Constitutional studies; VIRTUS, National Catholic Risk Retention Group, certification in child protection through the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, OH
Volunteer/Community Service • Contributes to: Dayton Right to Life, Catholics United for Life, Elizabeth New Life Center (Dayton Pro-Life), Ohio Gun Owners Association, Buckeye Firearms, Institute on the Constitution/the American View, Homeschool Legal Defense Association, Dayt
The three basic functions of a political party committee member at either the state or county level are also the most important and that is why they are mandated by the Ohio Revised Code: 1) appoint an executive committee to oversee the campaign fundraising and business of the committee; 2) support and endorse candidates; and 3) fill vacancies of either elected officials or other committee persons who have vacated their position.
My top priority has always been to protect Ohio voters' primary election vote. I have and will continue to stand firm against primary endorsements of candidates in contested races. I believe Ohioans need to choose their nominees who go on to November and not the "big-wigs" in smoke-filled back-room deals. I believe in a bottom-up, grass roots approach and not a top-down approach. My other top priority is to continue to work on closing Ohio's primaries. Right now, open primaries mean that Democrats can easily vote in Republican primaries and visa-versa. This waters down the conservative vote and results in weak Republican winners who behave like Democrats. We need to prohibit cross-over primary voting to curb this practice. It is done in other states where the result is a stronger party.
I have been promoting voter participation for almost two decades by going door to door, registering new voters, providing absentee mail-in ballot request forms, working at fair booths for voter outreach, tracking voters through database work, recruiting poll workers and watchers. I have done all of this and more and will continue to do so until I can no longer serve.
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