Official Declaration of Candidacy
Damion J. Greenawalt
Ohio State House District 86
Friends, family, and neighbors of Marion and Union Counties,
with gratitude and determination, I officially declare my candidacy for Ohio State Representative in District 86. I am running to serve our communities with honesty, accountability, and common sense — and to return power where it belongs: with the people.
A Working Father
Working-class family perspective
A New Voice
People-first leadership approach
Ready to Serve
Prepared to lead responsibly
A Working Father
Working-class family perspective
A New Voice
People-first leadership approach
Ready to Serve
Prepared to lead responsibly
About Me
I’m not a career politician. I’m a working father, a full-time manufacturing worker, a state-licensed substitute teacher, and a student of Law & Paralegal Studies. Like many families in our district, I live paycheck to paycheck, budget carefully, and plan constantly for my child’s future.
I decided to run for Ohio State House because I’ve seen firsthand what happens when systems stop listening to the people they’re supposed to serve.
My Goals for District 86
My campaign focuses on practical, people-first solutions. My goals are guided by common sense and shaped by conversations with neighbors across Marion and Union Counties.
Lowering the burden of property taxes
Respecting the will of voters
Restoring accountability in education
Returning power to the people, not the political class
A Campaign for the People
This campaign isn’t about a title. It’s about accountability, transparency, and restoring trust. It’s about bringing common sense back into government and making sure everyday people are heard.
Why I Am Running
This campaign isn’t about a title. It’s about accountability, transparency, and restoring trust. It’s about bringing common sense back into government and making sure everyday people are heard.
Vote Greenawalt
Together, we can bring a new voice to State House District 86 — one that listens, works hard, and stands up for everyday Ohioans.