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72 Ohio Legislative Candidates Earn Coveted Small Business Endorsement

72 Ohio Legislative Candidates Earn Coveted Small Business Endorsement

September 19, 2022

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72 Ohio Legislative Candidates Earn Coveted Small Business Endorsement

The NFIB Ohio PAC today endorsed 72 candidates for seats in the General Assembly. The political action committee, which is comprised solely of NFIB members from throughout the state, endorsed 10 candidates in the Senate and 62 candidates in the House. Endorsements by Senate and House DistrictsNFIB members noted with an asterisk OHIO SENATE District 1 Rob McColleyDistrict 3 Michele Reynolds*District 5 Steve HuffmanDistrict 7 Steve Wilson*District 13 Nathan Manning*District 17 Shane Wilkin*District 19 Andy BrennerDistrict 27 Kristina RoegnerDistrict 31 Al LandisDistrict 33 Michael Rulli
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