Ohio

Statewide elected officials and every seat in the Ohio General Assembly. For Ohio's members of Congress, see your representatives.

Statewide offices 4

Governor Mike DeWine (Republican)
Lieutenant Governor Jim Tressel (Republican)
Attorney General Dave Yost (Republican)
Secretary of State Frank LaRose (Republican)

Senate 32 members · 33 seats · 1 vacant

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the Ohio General Assembly's website ↗.

District 1 Rob McColley (Republican)
District 2 Theresa Gavarone (Republican)
District 3 Michele Reynolds (Republican)
District 4 George Lang (Republican)
District 5 Steve Huffman (Republican)
District 6 Willis Blackshear (Democratic)
District 7 Steve Wilson (Republican)
District 8 Bill Blessing (Republican)
District 9 Catherine Ingram (Democratic)
District 10 Kyle Koehler (Republican)
District 11 Paula Hicks-Hudson (Democratic)
District 12 Susan Manchester (Republican)
District 13 Vacant
District 14 Terry Johnson (Republican)
District 15 Hearcel Craig (Democratic)
District 16 Beth Liston (Democratic)
District 17 Shane Wilkin (Republican)
District 18 Jerry Cirino (Republican)
District 19 Andrew Brenner (Republican)
District 20 Tim Schaffer (Republican)
District 21 Kent Smith (Democratic)
District 22 Mark Romanchuk (Republican)
District 23 Nickie Antonio (Democratic)
District 24 Tom Patton (Republican)
District 25 Bill DeMora (Democratic)
District 26 Bill Reineke (Republican)
District 27 Kristina Roegner (Republican)
District 28 Casey Weinstein (Democratic)
District 29 Jane Timken (Republican)
District 30 Brian Chavez (Republican)
District 31 Al Landis (Republican)
District 32 Sandy O'Brien (Republican)
District 33 Al Cutrona (Republican)

"Vacant" means our source lists no one in that seat: a real vacancy, or a change it hasn't recorded yet.

House 98 members · 99 seats · 1 vacant

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the Ohio General Assembly's website ↗.

District 1 Dontavius Jarrells (Democratic)
District 2 Latyna Humphrey (Democratic)
District 3 Ismail Mohamed (Democratic)
District 4 Beryl Piccolantonio (Democratic)
District 5 Meredith Lawson‐Rowe (Democratic)
District 6 Christine Cockley (Democratic)
District 7 Allison Russo (Democratic)
District 8 Anita Somani (Democratic)
District 9 Munira Abdullahi (Democratic)
District 10 Mark Sigrist (Democratic)
District 11 Crystal Lett (Democratic)
District 12 Brian Stewart (Republican)
District 13 Tristan Rader (Democratic)
District 14 Sean Brennan (Democratic)
District 15 Chris Glassburn (Democratic)
District 16 Bride Sweeney (Democratic)
District 17 Mike Dovilla (Republican)
District 18 Juanita Brent (Democratic)
District 19 Phil Robinson (Democratic)
District 20 Terrence Upchurch (Democratic)
District 21 Eric Synenberg (Democratic)
District 22 Darnell Brewer (Democratic)
District 23 Dan Troy (Democratic)
District 24 Dani Isaacsohn (Democratic)
District 25 Cecil Thomas (Democratic)
District 26 Ashley Bryant Bailey (Democratic)
District 27 Rachel Baker (Democratic)
District 28 Karen Brownlee (Democratic)
District 29 Cindy Abrams (Republican)
District 30 Mike Odioso (Republican)
District 31 Bill Roemer (Republican)
District 32 Jack Daniels (Republican)
District 33 Veronica Sims (Democratic)
District 34 Derrick Hall (Democratic)
District 35 Steve Demetriou (Republican)
District 36 Andrea White (Republican)
District 37 Tom Young (Republican)
District 38 Desireè Tims (Democratic)
District 39 Phil Plummer (Republican)
District 40 Rodney Creech (Republican)
District 41 Erika White (Democratic)
District 42 Elgin Rogers (Democratic)
District 43 Michele Grim (Democratic)
District 44 Josh Williams (Republican)
District 45 Jennifer Gross (Republican)
District 46 Thomas Hall (Republican)
District 47 Diane Mullins (Republican)
District 48 Scott Oelslager (Republican)
District 49 Jim Thomas (Republican)
District 50 Matt Kishman (Republican)
District 51 Jodi Salvo (Republican)
District 52 Gayle Manning (Republican)
District 53 Joe Miller (Democratic)
District 54 Kellie Deeter (Republican)
District 55 Michelle Teska (Republican)
District 56 Adam Mathews (Republican)
District 57 Jamie Callender (Republican)
District 58 Lauren McNally (Democratic)
District 59 Tex Fischer (Republican)
District 60 Brian Lorenz (Republican)
District 61 Beth Lear (Republican)
District 62 Jean Schmidt (Republican)
District 63 Adam Bird (Republican)
District 64 Nick Santucci (Republican)
District 65 David Thomas (Republican)
District 66 Sean Hutson (Republican)
District 67 Melanie Miller (Republican)
District 68 Thad Claggett (Republican)
District 69 Kevin Miller (Republican)
District 70 Brian Lampton (Republican)
District 71 Levi Dean (Republican)
District 72 Heidi Workman (Republican)
District 73 Jeff LaRe (Republican)
District 74 Bernie Willis (Republican)
District 75 Haraz Ghanbari (Republican)
District 76 Marilyn John (Republican)
District 77 Meredith Craig (Republican)
District 78 Matt Huffman (Republican)
District 79 Monica Blasdel (Republican)
District 80 Johnathan Newman (Republican)
District 81 Jim Hoops (Republican)
District 82 Roy Klopfenstein (Republican)
District 83 Ty Mathews (Republican)
District 84 Angie King (Republican)
District 85 Tim Barhorst (Republican)
District 86 Tracy Richardson (Republican)
District 87 Riordan McClain (Republican)
District 88 Gary Click (Republican)
District 89 Vacant
District 90 Justin Pizzulli (Republican)
District 91 Bob Peterson (Republican)
District 92 Mark Johnson (Republican)
District 93 Jason Stephens (Republican)
District 94 Kevin Ritter (Republican)
District 95 Ty Moore (Republican)
District 96 Ron Ferguson (Republican)
District 97 Adam Holmes (Republican)
District 98 Mark Hiner (Republican)
District 99 Sarah Fowler Arthur (Republican)

"Vacant" means our source lists no one in that seat: a real vacancy, or a change it hasn't recorded yet.

Source: Open States (Plural Policy), checked Oct 28, 2026. Names link to each official's own page.