UPDATE: Polls were closed on March 17 due to an order from the health department, despite a judge’s decision late Monday that would have had the election go on. Absentee votes are being accepted.
UPDATE: The Governor has requested the primary date be postponed to June 2.
As Ohio voters head to the polls, they should be aware of which candidates have made a written commitment to their constituents to oppose tax hikes, and protect their pocketbooks. Below is the list of candidates in the primary who have signed the Taxpayer Protection Pledge.
| Ohio | ||||
| First Name | Last Name | Office | District Number | Incumbent |
| Jason | Wetz | State House | 1 | No |
| Nathan | Martin | State House | 2 | No |
| Christina | Holloway | State House | 4 | No |
| John | Rutan | State House | 17 | No |
| Pat | Manley | State House | 24 | No |
| Steve | Blake | State House | 26 | No |
| Thomas | Brinkman | State House | 27 | Yes |
| Beth | Bigham | State House | 37 | No |
| Bill | Roemer | State House | 38 | Yes |
| Jeffrey | Smith | State House | 43 | Yes* |
| Rodney | Creech | State House | 43 | No* |
| Shane | Logan | State House | 45 | No |
| Bill | Dean | State House | 74 | Yes |
| Bobby | Mitchell | State House | 78 | No |
| Susan | Manchester | State House | 84 | Yes |
| Jeff | Halley | State House | 93 | No |
| Oscar | Herrera | State House | 96 | No |
| Niraj | Antani | State Senate | 6 | No |
| David | Uible | State Senate | 14 | No |