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Clark County Commissioner · Full term commencing 1/1/2027
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Sasha Rittenhouse

Candidate for Clark County Commissioner, Full term commencing 1/1/2027

RepublicanIncumbent

Background

Occupation
Farmer; Clark County commissioner
Lives in
New Carlisle
Campaign website
sasharittenhouse.com

Clark County commissioner and a farmer who, with her husband, runs row-crop and beef cattle operations in Clark County. She was the first woman elected president of the Ohio Cattlemen's Association.

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Photo: Official portrait — Clark County

Documented positions

Economy & jobs

  • Opposes large data centers in Clark County.

    She says the commission strengthened zoning rules so that a data center in county-zoned areas would require several public hearings.

    Sasha Rittenhouse for Clark County Commissioner

    Campaign website · Sasha Rittenhouse campaign · Land Use … Land Use · sasharittenhouse.com

    “I am firmly against large data centers coming to our community. … We strengthened the zoning requirements which would require several public hearings for a data center”
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Environment & parks

  • Opposes large-scale solar development on prime farmland.In office

    She cites her votes to ban large-scale solar in unincorporated Clark County and to intervene against the Sloopy Solar project.

    Sasha Rittenhouse for Clark County Commissioner

    Campaign website · Sasha Rittenhouse campaign · Land Use … Land Use · sasharittenhouse.com

    “I strongly oppose large-scale solar development on prime agricultural farmland. … voting to ban large scale solar in the unincorporated areas of Clark County”
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Government & transparency

  • Led adding a monthly commission work session for constituents.

    Sasha Rittenhouse for Clark County Commissioner

    Campaign website · Sasha Rittenhouse campaign · Governance Experience · sasharittenhouse.com

    “I've added a special work session each month, specifically for constituents to discuss issues important to them”
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