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State Representative, 90th 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.

All of Adams and Scioto counties and eastern Brown County (Byrd, Eagle, Franklin, Huntington, Jackson, Jefferson, Union and Washington townships).

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Collin Docterman

Democratic

Disability services worker; county Democratic Party chair · Wheelersburg

The gist

Supports fully implementing the Fair School Funding Plan.
Supports public transparency of drug pricing.
Opposes elected officials signing nondisclosure agreements.
Supports enforcing the single-subject rule for bills.
Pledges regular town halls.

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Supports fully implementing the Fair School Funding Plan.
Education — Collin Docterman for Ohio
Campaign website · Collin Docterman campaign · doctermanforohio.com
“Before the 6 year phase in of this Bill could be fully implented, the General Assembly has begun to dismantle it.”
Supports public transparency of drug pricing.
Healthcare — Collin Docterman for Ohio
Campaign website · Collin Docterman campaign · doctermanforohio.com
“I want transparency of pharmaceutical pricing for the general public.”
Opposes elected officials signing nondisclosure agreements.
Good Governance — Collin Docterman for Ohio
Campaign website · Collin Docterman campaign · doctermanforohio.com
“I do not believe that elected officials should be allowed to sign non-disclosure agreements.”
Supports enforcing the single-subject rule for bills.
Good Governance — Collin Docterman for Ohio
Campaign website · Collin Docterman campaign · doctermanforohio.com
“I want to return to abiding by the single subject rule.”
Pledges regular town halls.
Good Governance — Collin Docterman for Ohio
Campaign website · Collin Docterman campaign · doctermanforohio.com
“I will have robust constituent services including regular townhalls.”

Justin Pizzulli

RepublicanIncumbent

State representative; realtor · Franklin Furnace

The gist

Co-sponsored the Second Amendment Protection Act.
Introduced banning nudity in pride parades and drag shows.
Introduced standardized state foster care placement rates (HB 984).In office
Sponsored ending routine septic inspections without probable cause (HB 692).In office
Sponsored state certification of recovery housing (HB 58).In office

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

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Co-sponsored the Second Amendment Protection Act.
Justin Pizzulli for Ohio
Campaign website · Justin Pizzulli campaign · justinforohio.com
“Co-sponsored the Second Amendment Protection Act”
Introduced banning nudity in pride parades and drag shows.
Justin Pizzulli for Ohio
Campaign website · Justin Pizzulli campaign · justinforohio.com
“Introduced legislation to ban nudity in pride parades and drag shows”
Introduced standardized state foster care placement rates (HB 984).
Rep. Pizzulli Holds Press Conference on Bill to Improve Ohio's Foster Care System
Government record · Ohio House of Representatives · Aug 20, 2026 · ohiohouse.gov
“This bill will require the Department of Children and Youth (DCY) to establish standardized rates for the placement and care of children”
Sponsored ending routine septic inspections without probable cause (HB 692).
Ohio House Passes Bill to Update Ohio's Septic Law
Government record · Ohio House of Representatives · Jun 17, 2026 · ohiohouse.gov
“eliminating mandatory initial and annual inspections without probable cause”
Sponsored state certification of recovery housing (HB 58).
Governor DeWine Signs Executive Order to Streamline Recovery Housing Certification & Improve Oversight
Government record · Ohio House of Representatives · Aug 10, 2026 · ohiohouse.gov
“Executive Order Includes Provisions from House Bill 58”

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