Candidates for State Offices

Representative Allison Russo has served four terms in the Ohio House of Representatives protecting one person one vote, advocating for reproductive rights, and fighting for labor protections. She knows the Secretary of State’s job is making sure every vote is counted, every ballot is honest, and the rules work for Ohioans, not the powerful. She will face Bryan Hambley in the Democratic Primary on May 5, 2026.

John Kulewicz has heard the same thing everywhere: "Ohioans are working hard to do the best for themselves and their families, but they feel no one is listening to them anymore. I’ve heard them loud and clear. Policies that ignore the needs of working families in Ohio are risking their pay, their safety, and their livelihoods.
"As the people’s lawyer, the Attorney General should be part of the solution. We have a choice to make next November. We can either have more of the same, or an attorney general with a vigorous new approach.
"I’m no stranger to difficult fights. I will stand up to anyone who doesn’t put the best interests of our state’s families first. I’m ready to run and win so Ohioans have an attorney general who works for the people."

When Frank LaRose used misleading ballot language to confuse voters about gerrymandering, this doctor who cares for leukemia patients organized other medical pros to fight back. Now, because he sees how Ohioans suffer from a gerrymandered democracy, Bryan Hambley needs your vote to replace LaRose as Secretary of State. He will face Allison Russo in the Democratic Primary on May 5, 2026.