Stephanie Kunze

Stephanie Kunze

Member of the Ohio House of Representatives from the 24th district
Incumbent
Assumed office January 3, 2013
Preceded by	Ted Celeste
Personal details
Political party	Republican
Spouse(s)	Matt
Residence	Hilliard, Ohio
Alma mater	Indiana University

Stephanie Kunze is a Republican member of the Ohio House of Representatives for the 24th district.^[1] She was elected in 2012, defeating Democrat Maureen Reedy with 52% of the vote in a seat created by redrawing of boundaries.^[2] Kunze was unopposed in the Republican primary. Prior to her election she was a member of Hilliard, Ohio city council and a secretary at Norwich Elementary School.^[3] She is married with two children.^[1]

Kunze is running for reelection in 2014, facing opposition from Democrat Kathy Hoff and Libertarian Mark M. Noble.^[4]

Electoral history

Election results^[5]
Year	Office	Election	Subject	Party	Votes	%	Opponent	Party	Votes	%	Opponent	Party	Votes	%
2012	Ohio House of Representatives	General	Stephanie Kunze	Republican	32,630	51.93%	Maureen Reedy	Democratic	30,197	48.06%	Thomas Alban	Write-in	5	0.01%
2014	Ohio House of Representatives	General	Stephanie Kunze	Republican	22,874	57.2%	Kathy Hoff	Democratic	15,058	37.7%	Mark Noble	Libertarian	2,032	5.1%

References

1 2 "Stephanie Kunze - House District 24". Ohio House of Representatives. Retrieved 28 July 2013.
↑ Corvo, Kevin (7 November 2012). "Kunze tops Reedy in 24th Ohio House District". ThisWeek Community News. Retrieved 28 July 2013.
↑ Budzak, Gary (22 February 2012). "Kunze, Reedy running unopposed in primary". ThisWeek Community News. Retrieved 28 July 2013.
↑ http://vote.ohio.gov/Results.aspx?race=State%20House%20of%20Representatives
↑ "Election Results". Ohio Secretary of State. Retrieved May 10, 2014.

Members of the Ohio House of Representatives

131st General Assembly (2015–2016) Speaker of the House: Cliff Rosenberger (R) Speaker pro Tempore: Ron Amstutz (R) Majority Leader: Barbara Sears (R) Minority Leader: Fred Strahorn

Ron Amstutz (R) Mark Romanchuk (R) Tim Brown (R) Robert Cupp (R) Tim Ginter (R) Marlene Anielski (R) Mike Dovilla (R) Kent Smith (D) Janine Boyd (D) Bill Patmon (D) Stephanie Howse (D) John E. Barnes, Jr. (D) Nickie Antonio (D) Martin J. Sweeney (D) Nicholas J. Celebrezze (D) Nan Baker (R) Michael Curtin (D) Kristin Boggs (D) Anne Gonzales (R) Heather Bishoff (D) Mike Duffey (R) David J. Leland (D) Cheryl Grossman (R) Stephanie Kunze (R) Kevin Boyce (D) Hearcel Craig (D) Tom Brinkman (R) Jonathan Dever (R) Louis Blessing (R) Louis Terhar (R) Denise Driehaus (D) Christie Bryant (D) Alicia Reece (D) Emilia Sykes (D) Greta Johnson (D) Anthony DeVitis (R) Kristina Roegner (R) Marilyn Slaby (R) Fred Strahorn (D) Michael Henne (R) Jim Butler (R) Niraj Antani (R) Jeff Rezabek (R) Michael Ashford (D) Teresa Fedor (D) Michael Sheehy (D) Barbara Sears (R) Kirk Schuring (R) Stephen Slesnick (D) Christina Hagan (R) Wes Retherford (R) Margaret Conditt (R) Tim Derickson (R) Paul Zeltwanger (R) Nathan Manning (R) Dan Ramos (D) Terry Boose (R) Michelle Lepore-Hagan (D) John Boccieri (D) John Rogers (D) Ron Young (R) Ron Maag (R) Sean O'Brien (D) Michael O'Brien (D) John Becker (R) Doug Green (R) Andrew Brenner (R) Margaret Ruhl (R) Steve Hambley (R) Dave Hall (R) Scott Ryan (R) Bill Hayes (R) Rick Perales (R) Vacant Kathleen Clyde (D) Sarah LaTourette (R) Tim Schaffer (R) Ron Hood (R) Kyle Koehler (R) Steve Huffman (R) Rob McColley (R) Tony Burkley (R) Robert Sprague (R) Jim Buchy (R) Nino Vitale (R) Dorothy Pelanda (R) Jeffrey McClain (R) Bill Reineke (R) Steve Arndt (R) Terry Johnson (R) Cliff Rosenberger (R) Gary Scherer (R) Ryan Smith (R) Debbie Phillips (D) Andy Thompson (R) Jack Cera (D) Brian Hill (R) Al Landis (R) John Patterson (D)

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