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OFFICE HOLDER DETAILS Run Date: 4/9/2021 ADDRESS / CITY / STATE / ZIP TERM LENGTH / STATUS PHONE: HM / BUS WEB ADDRESS FAX EMAIL OFFICE HOLDER DETAILS Run Date: 4/9/2021 ADDRESS / CITY / STATE / ZIP TERM LENGTH / STATUS PHONE: HM / BUS WEB ADDRESS FAX EMAIL President of the United States COUNTY OF WOOD JOE BIDEN First Took Office: 2021 1600 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW 4 A (202) 456-1111 UnExpired Term - N Next Election: 11/5/2024 WASHINTON, DC 20500 NONE NONE DEMOCRAT Commences:1/20/2021 Expires:1/20/2025 https://www.whitehouse.gov/ [email protected] United States Senator COUNTY OF WOOD SHERROD BROWN First Took Office: 2007 713 SENATE OFFICE BLDG 6 A (202) 224-2315 UnExpired Term - N Next Election: 11/5/2024 WASHINGTON, DC 20510 NONE NONE DEMOCRAT Commences:1/3/2019 Expires:1/2/2025 https://brown.senate.gov NONE United States Senator COUNTY OF WOOD ROB PORTMAN First Took Office: 2011 B40D DIRKSEN SENATE OFFICE BUILDING 6 A (202) 224-3353 UnExpired Term - N Next Election: 11/8/2022 WASHINGTON, DC 20510 NONE NONE REPUBLICAN Commences:1/5/2017 Expires:1/4/2023 https://www.portman.senate.gov/ NONE Representative to Congress (5th District) 5TH CONGRESSIONAL ROBERT EDWARD LATTA First Took Office: 2009 2467 RAYBURN HOUSE OFFICE BLDG 2 A (800) 541-6446 UnExpired Term - N Next Election: 11/5/2024 WASHINGTON, DC 20515 NONE (202) 225-6405 REPUBLICAN Commences:1/3/2021 Expires:1/2/2025 https://latta.house.gov NONE Governor COUNTY OF WOOD MIKE DEWINE First Took Office: 2019 77 SOUTH HIGH ST 4 A (614) 466-3555 UnExpired Term - N Next Election: 11/8/2022 COLUMBUS, OH NONE NONE REPUBLICAN Commences:1/13/2019 Expires:1/8/2023 https://governor.ohio.gov/ https://governor.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/governor/contact Attorney General COUNTY OF WOOD DAVE YOST First Took Office: 2019 30 E BROAD ST 17TH FLOOR 4 A (800) 282-0515 UnExpired Term - N Next Election: 11/8/2022 COLUMBUS, OH 43215 NONE NONE REPUBLICAN Commences:1/14/2019 Expires:1/8/2022 https://www.ohioattorneygeneral.gov/ NONE ©Data Information Management Systems, Inc. 1982—2021 R440.02 Page 1 of 68 OFFICE HOLDER DETAILS Run Date: 4/9/2021 ADDRESS / CITY / STATE / ZIP TERM LENGTH / STATUS PHONE: HM / BUS WEB ADDRESS FAX EMAIL Auditor of State COUNTY OF WOOD KEITH FABER First Took Office: 2019 88 EAST BROAD ST 5TH FLOOR 4 A (800) 443-9275 UnExpired Term - N Next Election: 11/8/2022 COLUMBUS, OH 43215 NONE NONE REPUBLICAN Commences:1/14/2019 Expires:1/8/2023 https://www.auditor.state.oh.us/ [email protected] Secretary of State COUNTY OF WOOD FRANK LAROSE First Took Office: 2019 180 E BROAD ST 16TH FLOOR 4 A (877) 767-6446 UnExpired Term - N Next Election: 11/8/2022 COLUMBUS, OH 43215 NONE NONE REPUBLICAN Commences:1/14/2019 Expires:1/8/2022 https://www.sos.state.oh.us/ https://www.ohiosos.gov/secretary-office/contact-our-office/cont Treasurer of State COUNTY OF WOOD ROBERT SPRAGUE First Took Office: 2019 30 E BROAD ST 9TH FLOOR 4 A (800) 228-1102 UnExpired Term - N Next Election: 11/8/2022 COLUMBUS, OH NONE NONE REPUBLICAN Commences:1/14/2019 Expires:1/8/2022 https://www.tos.ohio.gov/ [email protected] State Senator (2nd District) 2ND STATE SENATE THERESA ANNE GAVARONE First Took Office: 2019 1 CAPITOL SQUARE 1ST FLOOR 4 A (419) 354-4287 UnExpired Term - N Next Election: 11/5/2024 COLUMBUS, OH 43215 NONE (614) 466-8060 REPUBLICAN Commences:1/1/2021 Expires:12/31/2024 https://www.ohiosenate.gov/senate2012/index [email protected] State Representative (3rd District) 3RD STATE REP. HARAZ NAHSHON GHANBARI First Took Office: 2019 10TH FLOOR 2 A (202) 288-2102 UnExpired Term - N Next Election: 11/5/2024 COLUMBUS, OH 43215 NONE (614) 466-8104 REPUBLICAN Commences:1/1/2021 Expires:12/31/2022 https://ohiohouse.gov/haraz-n-ghanbari [email protected] Member of State Central Committee, Man (2nd District) 2ND STATE SENATE MARK D WAGONER First Took Office: 2012 3759 SULPHUR SPRING DR 2 A NONE UnExpired Term - N Next Election: 5/3/2022 OTTAWA HILLS, OH 43606 NONE NONE REPUBLICAN Commences:5/22/2020 Expires:5/21/2022 NONE NONE ©Data Information Management Systems, Inc. 1982—2021 R440.02 Page 2 of 68 OFFICE HOLDER DETAILS Run Date: 4/9/2021 ADDRESS / CITY / STATE / ZIP TERM LENGTH / STATUS PHONE: HM / BUS WEB ADDRESS FAX EMAIL Member of State Central Committee, Woman (2nd District) 2ND STATE SENATE DIANA (DEE) H TALMAGE First Took Office: 2004 3525 RIDGEWOOD RD 2 A (419) 535-1605 UnExpired Term - N Next Election: 5/3/2022 TOLEDO, OH 43606 NONE (419) 842-1777 REPUBLICAN Commences:5/22/2020 Expires:5/21/2022 NONE NONE Member of State Central Committee, Man (2nd District) 2ND STATE SENATE CHRIS REDFERN First Took Office: 2018 725 E LAKE ST 4 A NONE UnExpired Term - N Next Election: 5/3/2022 MARBLEHEAD, OH 43440 NONE NONE DEMOCRAT Commences:5/22/2018 Expires:5/21/2022 NONE NONE Member of State Central Commitee, Woman (2nd District) 2ND STATE SENATE MARGARET MARY MURRAY First Took Office: 2006 2029 CEDAR POINT RD 4 A NONE UnExpired Term - N Next Election: 5/3/2022 SANDUSKY, OH 44870 NONE NONE DEMOCRAT Commences:5/22/2018 Expires:5/21/2022 NONE NONE Member of State Central Committee, (2nd State Bd of Ed District) 2ND STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION DISTRICT ALEXANDRA KENDZIERSK First Took Office: 2016 2 A NONE UnExpired Term - N Next Election: 5/8/2018 , OH NONE NONE GREEN Commences:6/1/2016 Expires:5/31/2018 NONE NONE MONIKA PERRY First Took Office: 2016 2 A NONE UnExpired Term - N Next Election: 5/8/2018 , OH NONE NONE GREEN Commences:6/1/2016 Expires:5/31/2018 NONE NONE Member of State Central Committee; (5th Congressional District) 5TH CONGRESSIONAL DON KISSICK First Took Office: 2020 4 A NONE UnExpired Term - N Next Election: 3/5/2024 , OH NONE NONE LIBERTARIAN Commences:6/1/2020 Expires:5/31/2024 NONE NONE ©Data Information Management Systems, Inc. 1982—2021 R440.02 Page 3 of 68 OFFICE HOLDER DETAILS Run Date: 4/9/2021 ADDRESS / CITY / STATE / ZIP TERM LENGTH / STATUS PHONE: HM / BUS WEB ADDRESS FAX EMAIL State Board of Education (2nd District) COUNTY OF WOOD KIRSTEN HILL First Took Office: 2019 44905 E NORTH RIDGE RD 4 A NONE UnExpired Term - N Next Election: 11/8/2022 AMHERST, OH 44001 NONE NONE NO PARTY ENTERED Commences:1/1/2019 Expires:12/31/2022 https://education.ohiuo.gov/State-Board NONE Chief Justice of the Supreme Court COUNTY OF WOOD MAUREEN O'CONNOR First Took Office: 2011 65 SOUTH FRONT ST 6 A (614) 387-9000 UnExpired Term - N Next Election: 11/8/2022 COLUMBUS, OH NONE NONE NO PARTY ENTERED Commences:1/1/2017 Expires:12/31/2022 https://www.supremecourt.ohio.gov/ NONE Justice of the Supreme Court COUNTY OF WOOD PAT FISCHER First Took Office: 2017 65 S FRONT ST 6 A (800) 826-9010 UnExpired Term - N Next Election: 11/8/2022 COLUMBUS, OH 43215 NONE (614) 387-9000 NO PARTY ENTERED Commences:1/1/2017 Expires:12/31/2022 https://www.sconet.state.oh.us NONE Justice of the Supreme Court COUNTY OF WOOD PAT DEWINE First Took Office: 2016 65 S FRONT ST 6 A (800) 826-9010 UnExpired Term - N Next Election: 11/8/2022 COLUMBUS, OH 43215 NONE (614) 387-9000 NO PARTY ENTERED Commences:1/2/2017 Expires:12/31/2022 https://www.sconet.state.oh.us NONE Justice of the Supreme Court COUNTY OF WOOD SHARON L KENNEDY First Took Office: 2013 65 S FRONT ST 6 A (800) 826-9010 UnExpired Term - N Next Election: 11/2/2026 COLUMBUS, OH 43215 NONE (614) 387-9000 NO PARTY ENTERED Commences:1/1/2021 Expires:12/31/2026 https://www.sconet.state.oh.us NONE Justice of the Supreme Court COUNTY OF WOOD JENNIFER BRUNNER First Took Office: 2021 65 S FRONT ST 6 A (800) 826-9010 UnExpired Term - N Next Election: 11/3/2026 COLUMBUS, OH 43215 NONE (614) 387-9000 NO PARTY ENTERED Commences:1/2/2021 Expires:1/1/2027 https://www.sconet.state.oh.us NONE ©Data Information Management Systems, Inc. 1982—2021 R440.02 Page 4 of 68 OFFICE HOLDER DETAILS Run Date: 4/9/2021 ADDRESS / CITY / STATE / ZIP TERM LENGTH / STATUS PHONE: HM / BUS WEB ADDRESS FAX EMAIL Justice of the Supreme Court COUNTY OF WOOD MICHAEL P. DONNELLY First Took Office: 2019 65 S FRONT ST 6 A (800) 826-9010 UnExpired Term - N Next Election: 11/5/2024 COLUMBUS, OH 43215 NONE (614) 387-9000 NO PARTY ENTERED Commences:1/1/2019 Expires:12/31/2024 https://www.sconet.state.oh.us NONE Justice of the Supreme Court COUNTY OF WOOD MELODY J. STEWART First Took Office: 2019 65 S FRONT ST 6 A (800) 826-9010 UnExpired Term - N Next Election: 11/5/2024 COLUMBUS, OH 43215 NONE (614) 387-9000 NO PARTY ENTERED Commences:1/2/2019 Expires:1/1/2025 https://www.sconet.state.oh.us NONE Judge of the Court of Appeals (6th District) COUNTY OF WOOD CHRISTINE E MAYLE First Took Office: 2017 1 CONSTITUTION AVE 6 A (419) 213-4755 UnExpired Term - N Next Election: 11/8/2022 TOLEDO, OH 43624 NONE NONE REPUBLICAN Commences:2/9/2017 Expires:2/8/2023 https://www.co.lucas.oh.us/171/Ohio-Sixth-District-Court-of-Appe NONE Judge of the Court of Appeals (6th District) COUNTY OF WOOD MARK PIETRYKOWSKI First Took Office: 2005 1 CONSTITUTION AVE 6 A (419) 213-4755 UnExpired Term - N Next Election: 11/8/2022 TOLEDO, OH 43624 NONE NONE NO PARTY ENTERED Commences:2/10/2017 Expires:2/9/2022 https://www.co.lucas.oh.us/171/Ohio-Sixth-District-Court-of-Appe NONE Judge of the Court of Appeals (6th District) COUNTY OF WOOD MYRON C.
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