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Portage Co. Central Committee Brimfield C-Democratic

The Portage County Democratic Central Committee consists of one member from each election precinct in the county elected at the primary in even-numbered years for a term of 4 years. The term begins 5/18/2026.

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    Sara E. Ashley-Cook
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    Gene Brown
    (Dem)

Biographical Information

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Campaign Mailing Address 2159 Meloy Rd.
Kent, OH 44240
Education He is a graduate of The University of Akron with a degree in Sales and Merchandising Technology, bringing a strong foundation in strategic planning, communication, and organizational leadership.
Training & Experience Gene Brown is a lifelong public servant with more than 22 years of experience on Ravenna City Council, where he has focused on strengthening neighborhoods, improving city services, and expanding opportunities for families across the community.
Volunteer & Community Service Brown has dedicated himself to volunteer service. Including work with youth empowerment initiatives, minority health programs, and local civic organizations
The most important issues for the Potage County Central Committee include strengthening voter engagement, improving transparency in local government, and supporting policies that promote economic stability for families. The Committee also plays a key role in addressing community concerns such as public safety, access to quality education, and fair representation across all townships and municipalities. With Portage County’s diverse communities, the Committee must focus on building trust in new leadership, expanding civic participation, and ensuring that every resident has a voice in shaping the county’s future.