State

State Representative, 29th District

Vote for: 1
Term: 2 years
Candidates: 2
Election: Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: A state representative votes on Ohio laws and the state budget in the Ohio House of Representatives.

Hamilton County: Colerain, Crosby, Harrison and Whitewater townships, the city of Harrison, Glendale, Greenhills, Mount Healthy, North College Hill and part of Springfield Township.

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Jonathan R. Bradner

Democratic

Colerain Township

The gist

Supports living wages for Ohio workers.
Supports tying development incentives to affordable housing.
Supports capping the cost of essential medications.
Supports fully funding public schools to relieve property taxes.

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Supports living wages for Ohio workers.
Platform — Jonathan Bradner for State Representative
Campaign website · People for Bradner · Affordability: Living Wages · votebradner.com
“We need to restore the conversation around true living wages so work actually pays.”
Supports tying development incentives to affordable housing.
Platform — Jonathan Bradner for State Representative
Campaign website · People for Bradner · Affordability: Affordable Housing · votebradner.com
“tying all development incentives to real affordability”
Supports capping the cost of essential medications.
Platform — Jonathan Bradner for State Representative
Campaign website · People for Bradner · Affordability: Lower Prescription Costs · votebradner.com
“we can cap the cost of essential medications right now”
Supports fully funding public schools to relieve property taxes.
Platform — Jonathan Bradner for State Representative
Campaign website · People for Bradner · Fund and Restore Public Education · votebradner.com
“Fully funding public education is not just the right thing to do, it is central to fixing Ohio's affordability crisis.”

Cindy Abrams

RepublicanIncumbent

Harrison

The gist

Sponsored changes to drug trafficking, human trafficking and fentanyl penalties.In office
Sponsored enacted ban on interfering with traffic-stop arrests.In office
Sponsored regulating charitable bail organizations.In office
Sponsored requiring photo ID for marriage license applications.In office
Sponsored restricting use of crowdfunding money for other purposes.In office

In office = from the candidate's own official statements or legislation as an officeholder, not their campaign.

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Sponsored changes to drug trafficking, human trafficking and fentanyl penalties.
Cindy Abrams — Legislation, Ohio House of Representatives
Government record · Ohio House of Representatives · Primary Sponsored Bills: H. B. No. 88 · ohiohouse.gov
“Regards drug trafficking, human trafficking, and fentanyl”
Sponsored enacted ban on interfering with traffic-stop arrests.
Cindy Abrams — Legislation, Ohio House of Representatives
Government record · Ohio House of Representatives · Primary Sponsored Bills: H. B. No. 492 · ohiohouse.gov
“Prohibit interfering with motor vehicle-related arrests”
Sponsored regulating charitable bail organizations.
Cindy Abrams — Legislation, Ohio House of Representatives
Government record · Ohio House of Representatives · Primary Sponsored Bills: H. B. No. 946 · ohiohouse.gov
“Enact law regarding charitable bail organizations”
Sponsored requiring photo ID for marriage license applications.
Cindy Abrams — Legislation, Ohio House of Representatives
Government record · Ohio House of Representatives · Primary Sponsored Bills: H. B. No. 386 · ohiohouse.gov
“Require photo identification when applying for a marriage license”
Sponsored restricting use of crowdfunding money for other purposes.
Cindy Abrams — Legislation, Ohio House of Representatives
Government record · Ohio House of Representatives · Primary Sponsored Bills: H. B. No. 505 · ohiohouse.gov
“Restrict use of crowdfunding money for other purposes”

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