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State Representative, 69th 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.

Eastern and southern Licking County (including Heath), southern and eastern Fairfield County (Amanda, Berne, Bloom, Clearcreek, Hocking, Madison, Richland and Rush Creek townships) and northern Perry County (Clayton, Harrison, Hopewell, Jackson, Madison, Reading and Thorn townships).

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Amy Rigsby

Democratic

Third-grade teacher · Amanda

The gist

Proposes free school breakfast and lunch for all K-12 students.
Supports universal health care.
Supports funding public schools, early education and trade schools.
Supports paying family caregivers of elderly or disabled relatives.
Supports expanding veterans' transition programs.

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Proposes free school breakfast and lunch for all K-12 students.
Amy Rigsby for Ohio House District 69
Campaign website · Amy Rigsby campaign · amyr4ohio.org
“Providing Free School Breakfast & Lunch for ALL K-12 students is a good way to start putting and end to Childhood Hunger.”
Supports universal health care.
Amy Rigsby for Ohio House District 69
Campaign website · Amy Rigsby campaign · amyr4ohio.org
“She is also a strong supporter of Universal Health Care for all”
Supports funding public schools, early education and trade schools.
Amy Rigsby for Ohio House District 69
Campaign website · Amy Rigsby campaign · amyr4ohio.org
“Funding Public Schools, Early Education, Technical & Trade Schools”
Supports paying family caregivers of elderly or disabled relatives.
Amy Rigsby for Ohio House District 69
Campaign website · Amy Rigsby campaign · amyr4ohio.org
“expanding programs that pay for family members to care for their elderly &/or disabled loved ones”
Supports expanding veterans' transition programs.
Amy Rigsby for Ohio House District 69
Campaign website · Amy Rigsby campaign · amyr4ohio.org
“Expanding and building more programs that help Veterans transition to Civilian life.”

Kevin D. Miller

RepublicanIncumbent

State representative; former Ohio State Highway Patrol post commander · Newark

The gist

Opposes abortion; supports the right to bear arms.
Introduced an amendment capping taxable home value growth at 3%.In office
Supports requiring police chiefs to hold basic officer training certification.In office
Supports extending vehicular homicide law to golf carts and scooters.In office
Supports letting Intel-area road districts reallocate unused funds.In office

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

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Opposes abortion; supports the right to bear arms.
Meet Kevin — Kevin Miller for Ohio
Campaign website · Kevin Miller campaign · kevinmillerforohio.com
“He also values conservative principles such as the right to life, right to bear arms, and freedom from government overreach.”
Introduced an amendment capping taxable home value growth at 3%.
LaRe, Miller Introduce Constitutional Amendment to Rein in Rising Property Taxes
Government record · Ohio House of Representatives · Sep 8, 2026 · ohiohouse.gov
“increases in a homeowner’s appraised value would be limited for tax purposes to inflation, capped at no more than 3% annually”
Supports requiring police chiefs to hold basic officer training certification.
Rep. Kevin Miller Highlights Unanimous Passage of House Bill 852
Government record · Ohio House of Representatives · Aug 10, 2026 · ohiohouse.gov
“legislation to require individuals appointed as police chiefs to hold an Ohio Basic Police Officer Training certificate”
Supports extending vehicular homicide law to golf carts and scooters.
Governor DeWine Signs House Bill 533 into Law
Government record · Ohio House of Representatives · Jul 14, 2026 · ohiohouse.gov
“An operator whose unsafe driving causes the injury or death of another person should be held accountable.”
Supports letting Intel-area road districts reallocate unused funds.
House Bill 479 Secures Critical Roadway Improvements for Intel Growth Corridor
Government record · Ohio House of Representatives · Jun 17, 2026 · ohiohouse.gov
“allows local officials to maximize the use of existing dollars”

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