671 likes. Counties: Crawford, Marion, Morrow, Sandusky, Seneca, Union, Wyandot Senator Dave Burke Senate Building 1 Capitol Square Ground Floor. "There's a reason our forefathers made the Congressional term two years. "The rural areas need an advocate in Columbus," Thomas, 51, said in November, when he announced his candidacy.Thomas, a Republican, is a banker and businessman and currently serves as Seneca County Commission president.A graduate of Seneca East Schools and the University of Toledo, Thomas studied graduate economics, finance, and banking at Bowling Green State University and at the Graduate School of Banking at the University of Wisconsin. "I have a specific approach, and specific ideas that I am confident will resonate with voters," said Ollom in October, when he announced his candidacy. He said the group itself does not endorse political candidates.Earlier this year, Click gave testimony in favor of House Bill 401, which would give townships the right to a local referendum to determine, on a per-township level, whether wind energy projects are an appropriate fit for individual communities. "I would love to dedicate the rest of my life to my children and my community," Ollom said.Gary Click, Shayne Thomas and Ed Ollom are each vying for the Republican nomination in the Ohio House District 88 race. Even people that are fairly middle class with jobs that are stable are still finding it difficult to keep up with basic expenses like childcare, healthcare, so experience...okay...but, where are we? "Regarding public education, I will invite all the district's superintendents to a strategy session every summer. 26th Legislative District Democrats, Gig Harbor, Washington. STATE CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS: GOVERNOR: Mike DeWine (R)* - (Campaign Site) John Cranley (D) - Cincinnati Mayor, Ex-City Councilman, Attorney & '00/'06 US Rep Nom. Although it may be a tough road ahead, Harper is confident she'll win the seat with the help and momentum of young voters she's connecting with through her grassroots movement. Whoever wins the primary races for their party will face off in November. There's a lot of dangers," Click said of some of the proposed wind projects for Seneca and Sandusky counties.Click said voters are also concerned about Fostoria's Sunny Farms Landfill, which has been cited by the state Environmental Protection Agency and fined millions of dollars for environmental violationsThe Fremont candidate said he will be an advocate for lower taxes and regulations and local control of public schools. "There's a lot of hazards. "As his campaign has progressed, Ollom said he is getting more name and face recognition with voters in both counties. They weren't true. "I've been well received in both counties," Ollom said.He has been endorsed by Ohio Value Voters, according to Ollom's Facebook campaign page.The biggest issue voters have wanted to talk about on the campaign trail is education, Ollom said, with energy and environmental issues also foremost on residents' minds.Ollom said he is a big advocate for public education.He is opposed to wind turbines and proposed wind energy development in both counties.Ollom stressed that he is for deregulation and lowering taxes.Ohio is one of the most heavily regulated states for businesses, Ollom said.He said he would like to see the state reduce its regulatory burdens on small businesses.Ollom said he'd like to see voters elect a candidate who was born and raised in the district. "They don't want to be mandated to do practices that aren't scientifically proven," Thomas said.Thomas said he's secured the endorsement of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce in the Republican primary.Click, pastor of Fremont Baptist Temple, said Monday he ran out of campaign signs and had to order a second batch to give out to supporters in the 88th district.He said he's racked up endorsements from several mayors in Seneca and Sandusky counties, including those in Attica, Bellevue, Clyde, Bettsville, Woodville and Fremont.After Click lost a bid for Sandusky County commissioner in the May 2016 primary, won by Scott Miller and Kay Reiter, he carved out a larger role in the Republican party.Click won a seat on the 26th District of the Ohio Republican Central Committee that represents seven area counties, including Sandusky and Seneca counties.He's used that party seat to build relationships with community members and leaders, which has led to his run for the state legislature.Click said in August he will run on a very conservative platform, standing next to Governor Mike DeWine and President Donald Trump who will seek re-election in November.Trump's name has come up with a lot of voters Click has met on the campaign trail. "My opponent made a lot of statements that just were wrong. Our career politicians have failed the constituents," Richardson said. I will ask each one of them to bring to the table their biggest success of the prior year; their biggest disappointment, and their most pressing resource need. Columbus, OH 43215. "I think for the most part, people want to look you in the eye and see you're genuine," Thomas said.Through his interactions with voters, Thomas said people are most concerned with issues involving abortion, gun control and the EdChoice voucher program.Thomas said he wasn't sure what will happen with the controversial program, with the Ohio House and Senate holding differing views on whether to scrap or modify EdChoice.He said agriculture-related issues, particularly the new H2Ohio program, are also important to District 88 voters.Thomas said he had a good track record of supporting farmers as a banker and county commissioner.He said he's sensing from the farming community that they're on board to help with water quality issues but don't want to be pegged as the villains. "A 1991 graduate of Lakota High School, Ollom graduated in 1996 from Terra State Community College and in 2003 and 2006 from the University of Findlay with a bachelor's degree and master's degree in environmental science.He is employed at National Electric Carbon in Fostoria.Ollom said he is involved with local first responders and is chairman of the Seneca County Local Emergency Planning Committee and secretary for the Seneca County Homeland Security Committee.

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