Ohio State House District 36

Current seat holder: Andrea White.

Rose Lounsbury

Rose Lounsbury Rose Lounsbury earned a bachelor's degree from Western Michigan University in 2004 and a master's degree in teaching English language and literature from Miami University in 2008. Her career experience includes working as a consultant.

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“I will advocate for an end to gerrymandering, push to increase voting rights through proven measures such as same-day voter registration and automatic voter registration, and demand an end to the undemocratic voter purges that disproportionately affect voters who are young, poor, or people of color.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2024))
“I am determined to champion and defend efforts to promote the freedom and autonomy of women.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2024))
“I will bring my experience and compassion as an educator to the statehouse. I will fight to reverse Ohio’s long-standing unconstitutional school funding model by eliminating the property tax-based funding system.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2024))

Andrea White

Andrea White Andrea White lives in Kettering, Ohio. White graduated from Centerville High School.

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“In the past six years as your state representative, I have been focused on practical results for Montgomery County families, including public education, safer neighborhoods, mental health and addiction services, affordable child care, workforce development and support for seniors, veterans and military families.” (Campaign website (andreawhiteforohio.com))
“It has been my honor to serve as your State Representative these past six years. I have spent most of my adult life working to help build a positive future for our children, our families, our businesses and our communities.” (Campaign website (andreawhiteforohio.com))
“I am grateful to all of the parents, school superintendents, treasurers and school board members, the Montgomery County Educational Service Center, legislative staff, and my fellow legislators, Reps. Cindy Abrams, Phil Plummer, Tom Young, Gayle Manning and Mike Odioso, who have voiced their concerns and helped to shape this legislation.” (Official legislative website (ohiohouse.gov))

Chuck Horn

Chuck Horn Horn qualified for the Ohio general election ballot to represent the communities of Ohio House of Representatives District 36 in the 2027 legislative session.

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