County

Trumbull County Auditor

Vote for: 1
Term: 4 years
Candidates: 2
Election: Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: The county auditor appraises property for taxation, keeps the county's accounts and issues its payments.

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Mike Loychik

Republican

Business owner; former state representative · Bazetta Township

The gist

Pledges to address property taxes driving residents from homes.
Sponsored property tax cuts as a state representative.
Pledges an open-door policy at the auditor's office.

More about Mike

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Pledges to address property taxes driving residents from homes.
Trumbull GOP packs primary ballot
News coverage · Tribune Chronicle · tribtoday.com
“What has not happened is any attempt to address the property taxes that are driving folks out of their home”
Sponsored property tax cuts as a state representative.
Trumbull GOP packs primary ballot
News coverage · Tribune Chronicle · tribtoday.com
“sponsored tax policy to lower property taxes”
Pledges an open-door policy at the auditor's office.
Trumbull GOP packs primary ballot
News coverage · Tribune Chronicle · tribtoday.com
“I will have a real open-door policy for anyone wanting to discuss anything related to the auditor's office”

Edward D. Stredney

Democratic

Project manager; Niles councilman at-large · Niles

The gist

Pledges transparency and fraud prevention in the auditor's office.
Pledges to work with commissioners rather than sue them.

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Pledges transparency and fraud prevention in the auditor's office.
Dems declare for commissioner, auditor
News coverage · Tribune Chronicle · tribtoday.com
“Trumbull County Auditor's Office operates with transparency, fraud prevention and quality compliance”
Pledges to work with commissioners rather than sue them.
Dems declare for commissioner, auditor
News coverage · Tribune Chronicle · tribtoday.com
“work with county commissioners without threatening to sue them”

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