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Ohio · 2026 United States general election · November 3

U.S. House · District 2

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Official source: Ohio Secretary of State (Frank LaRose), with the 88 county boards of elections ↗(opens in a new tab) · check the state's own candidate list for the final word

Candidate list checked 7 d ago

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IssueDavid J. Taylor
Republican
Jen Mazzuckelli
Democratic
Economy & jobsSupports lower taxes, spending cuts, domestic jobs, energy production Believes economy is off-track due to trade war, inflation, and deportations
Housingno sourced position Supports expanding affordable housing programs
Health careSupports protecting rural hospitals from urban loophole exploitation Supports preserving and expanding Medicaid
ImmigrationSupports strict border security and cracking down on illegal immigration Opposes local cooperation with ICE and mass deportations
Abortion & reproductive rightsno sourced position Opposes government interference in women's decisions
EducationSupports parental rights, school choice, local control over education Former educator with limited broadband access as a district concern
Climate & energyno sourced position Supports environmental protections and local control over siting
Crime & public safetySupports equipping law enforcement; tough on crime and border Supports congressional oversight of ICE; opposes inhumane enforcement
Taxes & budgetSupports cutting taxes and reducing government spending Supports a billionaire tax; opposes tariffs as inflationary
GunsStrong supporter of Second Amendment rights no sourced position
Democracy & electionsVoted for documentary proof of citizenship for voter registration no sourced position
Foreign policy & defenseVoted against requiring removal of U.S. forces from Iran hostilities Opposes Iran war; calls for diplomacy and expert-led hearings

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