State

State Representative, 41st 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.

Lucas County: Maumee, Springfield Township and part of the city of Toledo.

Candidates Compare by issue

Ian Chamberlin

Republican

Toledo

The gist

Proposes eliminating property taxes for disabled veterans.
Proposes expanding the Homestead Exemption for seniors.
Supports second-chance programs for nonviolent first-time offenders.
Supports school choice and public school funding.
Supports expanding skilled-trades and career-technical training.

More about Ian

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Proposes eliminating property taxes for disabled veterans.
Issues — Friends of Ian Chamberlin
Campaign website · Friends of Ian Chamberlin · Affordability & Taxes · friendsofianchamberlin.com
“Eliminate property taxes for disabled veterans in recognition of their service and sacrifice”
Proposes expanding the Homestead Exemption for seniors.
Issues — Friends of Ian Chamberlin
Campaign website · Friends of Ian Chamberlin · Affordability & Taxes · friendsofianchamberlin.com
“Expand the Homestead Exemption to provide greater property tax relief for seniors and families on fixed incomes.”
Supports second-chance programs for nonviolent first-time offenders.
Issues — Friends of Ian Chamberlin
Campaign website · Friends of Ian Chamberlin · Safe Communities · friendsofianchamberlin.com
“Support second-chance programs for appropriate nonviolent first-time offenders.”
Supports school choice and public school funding.
Issues — Friends of Ian Chamberlin
Campaign website · Friends of Ian Chamberlin · Education & Parents · friendsofianchamberlin.com
“Protect parental choice and give families access to the educational environment that works best for their child.”
Supports expanding skilled-trades and career-technical training.
Issues — Friends of Ian Chamberlin
Campaign website · Friends of Ian Chamberlin · Jobs & Opportunity · friendsofianchamberlin.com
“Expand skilled-trades, career-technical, and workforce training opportunities.”

Erika White

DemocraticIncumbent

Toledo

The gist

Supports abortion rights.
Supports investment in roads, bridges and mass transit.
Sponsored requiring U.S. iron and steel on state projects.In office
Sponsored a tax credit for fertility treatment costs (HB 889).In office
Sponsored publicly funded child care for child care staff.In office

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

More about Erika

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Supports abortion rights.
On the Issues - Erika White for Ohio
Campaign website · Friends of Erika White · Reproductive Rights · erikaforohio.org
“A woman’s right to choose what healthcare decisions she makes in consultation with her doctor is her choice.”
Supports investment in roads, bridges and mass transit.
On the Issues - Erika White for Ohio
Campaign website · Friends of Erika White · Infrastructure · erikaforohio.org
“we must have good roads, bridges and access to mass transit”
Sponsored requiring U.S. iron and steel on state projects.
Erika White — Legislation, Ohio House of Representatives
Government record · Ohio House of Representatives · Primary Sponsored Bills: H. B. No. 284 · ohiohouse.gov
“Require US-produced iron, steel be used on state-funded projects”
Sponsored a tax credit for fertility treatment costs (HB 889).
Erika White — Legislation, Ohio House of Representatives
Government record · Ohio House of Representatives · Primary Sponsored Bills: H. B. No. 889 · ohiohouse.gov
“Authorize income tax credit for fertility treatment expenses”
Sponsored publicly funded child care for child care staff.
Erika White — Legislation, Ohio House of Representatives
Government record · Ohio House of Representatives · Primary Sponsored Bills: H. B. No. 768 · ohiohouse.gov
“Provide publicly funded child care to certain child care staff”

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