Ohio State House District 31

Current seat holder: Bill Roemer.

J. Noah Spinner

J. Noah Spinner Noah Spinner earned a high school diploma from Cuyahoga Falls High School and a bachelor's degree, graduate degree, and law degree from The University of Akron. Spinner's career experience includes working as an attorney.

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“Access to Healthcare: My fight for access to healthcare is personal. When my late wife, Shelby, was diagnosed with cancer at just 24, our first thought wasn’t whether Shelby was going to be ok, but how could we afford her treatment, let alone rent, groceries, utilities, and car payments?” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2026))
“My fight for access to healthcare is personal. When my late wife, Shelby, was diagnosed with cancer at just 24, our first thought wasn’t whether Shelby was going to be ok, but how could we afford her treatment, let alone rent, groceries, utilities, and car payments?” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2026))
“Public Education: I am a proud graduate of Cuyahoga Falls High School, and even more proud grandson, nephew, and brother of public educators.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2026))

Mike Kahoe

Mike Kahoe Kahoe advanced from the Republican primary on May 5, 2026 to qualify for the general election ballot in Ohio House of Representatives District 31.

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“As a dedicated public servant, I’ve served on the Revere School Board, the Cuyahoga Valley Career Center Board, and worked alongside Ohio leaders like Jon Husted and Jim Tressel to strengthen education and workforce development.” (Campaign website (mikekahoe.com))
“I was born and raised in Northeast Ohio, and I’ve always looked for ways to give back to the community that raised me. In 2019, I was elected to the Revere School Board, where I fought to get students back in the classroom and won — making Revere one of the first districts in the state to reopen after the COVID-19 pandemic.” (Campaign website (mikekahoe.com))
Fighting for Ohio's Future: “I’ve seen too many young people leave our community to build their future someplace else.” (Campaign website (mikekahoe.com))