Probate court magistrate, school board member, and 20-year trial attorney running to bring proven fairness to the Summit County bench.
Endorsed Candidates
Pro-equality leadership for Ohio.
Ohio Pride PAC endorses candidates who demonstrate strong, consistent support for LGBTQ+ equality. Every candidate below applied, was reviewed against their public record by our Screening Committee, and was approved by a vote of our Board.
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Montgomery County's longtime auditor, whose office sets the statewide standard for fair appraisals, clean audits, and public support for the LGBTQ+ community.
The only out LGBTQ+ member of the Ohio House, running for reelection on the Columbus West Side with one of the strongest equality records in the legislature.
Three-term Reynoldsburg councilmember and Finance Committee chair running to flip Senate District 3 with a detailed pro-equality platform.
Former public school teacher and mom of triplets running a rematch in one of Ohio's most flippable House districts.
A University of Cincinnati neurologist who decided that if the Statehouse would not listen to doctors, a doctor should run for the Statehouse. She is the Democrat in an open seat that helps decide the Ohio Senate.
An out candidate running in the neighborhoods that raised him, with a union card and a record of protest behind him. He wants Ohio to be a state his neighbors do not have to leave.
The top score on our legislative scorecard, earned in a single term. She put her name on the bills instead of asking voters to take a promise on faith.
A founding member of Ohio Pride running for Treasurer on a specific promise: hold Ohio's banking, investment, and vendor relationships to real non-discrimination standards.
Our first endorsement. A co-founder of the Lima Pride Alliance taking on the Speaker of the Ohio House, with more than a decade of showing up for Allen County behind him.
More endorsements coming soon
Our Screening Committee reviews applications on a rolling basis. New endorsed candidates appear here as the Board approves them.
Are you a candidate? Apply nowHow endorsements work
Four steps, no interview.
An Ohio Pride endorsement is a judgment about a record, not a performance in a room. We read what candidates tell us against what they have actually done, and the Board votes.
You apply
Candidates for federal, state, and local office in Ohio fill out the questionnaire for the office they are seeking. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
Our Screening Committee reviews
The committee reads your answers against the public record: votes, sponsorships, public statements, and our legislative scorecard where you have served. We do our own research rather than asking you to sit for an interview.
Our Board votes
The committee brings the file to the Board with what it found. Every board member votes to endorse, decline, or abstain, and the decision is recorded.
We tell you either way
Every applicant hears from us by email. Endorsed candidates are published here with our full statement, and we go to work for them.
Are you a candidate?
Apply for an Ohio Pride PAC endorsement.
If you're running for federal, state, or local office in Ohio and want to make a real commitment to LGBTQ+ equality, we want to hear from you. The application takes about fifteen minutes and saves as you go.









