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Tribune Chronicle, Randy Law punches ticket to Nov. election

Tribune Chronicle, Trumbull GOP considers changes to party’s bylaws

WKBN27, Trumbull County Republicans Randy Law and Mike Loychik seek to represent Ohio's 65th House District

Ballotpedia, Ohio House of Representatives District 65

Said if elected as a County Clerk of Court, he would "use his role to educate people on what the office does for the community."

Said, he is "always looking" to enhance office efficiency and technology where it is needed.

Said during his campaign for state representative, he believed in strong customer service, saying "If you call my office, you get a call back within 24 hours..."

Said during his campaign for state representative, he wanted to enhance the state tax environment in a way that attracts businesses and eliminate the state income tax.

- Said if elected as a County Clerk of Court, he would "use his role to educate people on what the office does for the community."
- Said, he is "always looking" to enhance office efficiency and technology where it is needed.
- Said during his campaign for state representative, he believed in strong customer service, saying "If you call my office, you get a call back within 24 hours..."
- Said during his campaign for state representative, he wanted to enhance the state tax environment in a way that attracts businesses and eliminate the state income tax.

Administration

As of August 23, 2024, Randy Law did not have a website or any information online.

Criminal Justice

Randy Law

Candidate website

Promises to maintain public service while being mindful of taxpayer funds.

As administrator, supervised seven employees and modernized office operations by implementing credit card payments for court costs.

Aims to collaborate with judges, attorneys, and law enforcement professionals.

- Promises to maintain public service while being mindful of taxpayer funds.
- As administrator, supervised seven employees and modernized office operations by implementing credit card payments for court costs.
- Wants to expand public services.
- Aims to collaborate with judges, attorneys, and law enforcement professionals.