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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Training and Experience
Current State Senator of the 25th District, Former State Party Secretary, Parliamentarian, and Executive Director. Former ED of the Ohio League of Conservation Voters
Volunteer/Community Service
Member OSU Alumni Club of Franklin County, regularly volunteer at local food bank, volunteer on dozens of political campaigns over the past 40 years
The State Central Committee elects the Chair of the party. The members then vote themselves into the State Executive Committee which is the governing body of the party.
Elect more Democrats from Governor and US Senate, down the ballot to the other constitutional officers, Ohio Supreme Court and other courts, county officers and local mayors, council members and school board members,
I have voted against all voter suppression bills in the General Assembly as a member of the Ohio Senate. I am also a member of the Ballot Board and voted against the language the majority used to confuse voters for the redistricting amendment.
We need to allow same day registration, allow for more drop boxes, and mail out absentee ballot applications to EVERY voter EVERY year.
We also need to allow more forms of ID, including school ID's to allow more people to vote.
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Training and Experience
OSU Medical Center Professor
Volunteer/Community Service
Mentoring junior scientists
The State Central Committee is not just an administrative body—it is the strategic nerve center of the Ohio Democratic Party. Its effectiveness determines whether the party can:
Articulate a compelling progressive vision
Build a broad and durable voter coalition
Cultivate leaders capable of winning and governing
When these functions are executed well, the party becomes competitive, coherent, and future-oriented. When they are neglected, fragmentation and electoral decline typically follow.
If elected to the Ohio Democratic Party State Central Committee, my top priorities will focus on strengthening our party’s vision, expanding our coalition, and building for the future.
First, I will work to advance a clear, unapologetically progressive political platform.
Second, I will prioritize meaningful outreach to both Democratic and independent voters.
Third, I am committed to promoting and supporting a new generation of Democratic leaders.
Together, these priorities will help build a more competitive, inclusive, and forward-looking Democratic Party—one that not only wins elections, but delivers real results for the people of Ohio
Winning in Ohio requires more than energizing our base—we must reconnect with voters who feel left behind or disillusioned. That means investing in year-round organizing, listening to communities across urban, suburban, and rural areas, and communicating in ways that are authentic, local, and solutions-focused.
