Michael Kripchak has been engaged in important conversations with residents of Ohio’s 33rd Senate District. Michael Kripchak listens. He understands their concerns: Affordability, Accountability and Accessibility. An Ohio high school math teacher, Michael is focused on lowering costs, building up our District's economy, properly funding our schools and first responders, and fighting corruption in Columbus.
Opposing right-to-work laws that negatively affect our working families. Michael feels right-to-work laws mean working for less money in less safe working conditions.
Support tax policies that support small businesses without putting an added burden on our working- class citizens.
Voting against such frivolous bills as taking $600M from the taxpayers of Ohio and giving it to the billionaire owner of the Cleveland Browns to build a new stadium. If the Haslam family wants to build a new stadium, they should pay for it, not the people of Ohio.
Voicing his strong opposition to legislation like House Bill 6 that cost Ohio consumers over $500M to prop up failing First Energy power plants and resulted in a lengthy jail sentence for disgraced Republican House Speaker Larry Householder, who was said to orchestrate a $60M bribery scheme.
Instead of holding backroom meetings with tech billionaires to secretly sell-off our land, he is committed to holding town hall meetings throughout the district. He knows he can't serve The People, without staying connected to The People.
Michael is a servant leader who knows that his job is to enable the success of his constituents and our communities. Constituent services, answering requests in a timely fashion, and proactively helping to create solutions are key pillars to serving The People.
The Statehouse is not an "Ivory Tower," it is The People's House.
The upcoming election is not about choosing a politician or a party, it is about choosing the right person to send to the Statehouse who will fight for your interests. You can help the cause by spreading the word, by talking to me and sharing your ideas, or by donating . To make all of this happen, I need your voice, I need your support.
Michael L. Kripchak