Ohio State House District 63

Current seat holder: Adam Bird.

Debbie Davidson

Debbie Davidson Davidson advanced from the Democratic primary on May 5, 2026 to qualify for the general election ballot in Ohio House of Representatives District 63.

Campaign site

“When politicians hand out tax breaks for developers, you end up paying the difference through higher taxes and fewer services. As your State Representative, I will stop unfair tax giveaways and require every project to deliver real value for the community.” (Campaign website (votedebbiedavidson.com))
“Property taxes keep going up, and families are being priced out of their homes. As your State Representative, I will focus on lowering property tax pressure and stopping the constant cycle of new levies that hit homeowners year after year.” (Campaign website (votedebbiedavidson.com))
“Too many rural communities have been left behind. As your State Representative, I will prioritize investment in Main Street, infrastructure, and local development so communities across District 63 can grow and thrive.” (Campaign website (votedebbiedavidson.com))

Adam Bird

Adam Bird Adam Bird lives in New Richmond, Ohio. Bird's career experience includes working as a teacher, principal, and superintendent.

· Official legislative page

“I have been given an "A" rating by Buckeye Firearms and have been designated a "Friend of Agriculture" by the Ohio Farm Bureau.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2020))
“I am a retired educator having served as a teacher, principal, and superintendent of schools. I am not a career politician and am seeking to represent my community as a Christian, Conservative, and Republican.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2020))
“Allegations of fraud and fiduciary mismanagement are incredibly serious and must be supported by credible evidence. As an STRS member myself, I am outraged that such sweeping accusations would be made without adequate proof, only for the authors to refuse to answer legitimate questions about their findings. Our review makes clear that these claims are not supported by the data.” (Official legislative website (ohiohouse.gov))