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Kenny Godnavec

REPUBLICAN

Kenny Godnavec is running for Ohio State Representative, District 19.

Personal background

Kenny is from Cleveland. He is a father of five.

Professional background

Kenny currently works as an owner of a family manufacturing business, B&P Spring Production Company.

Political background

Kenny Godnavec's campaign for state representative in State House District 19 is his 1st run for public office.

Economy

Said, "Blue-collar workers are the backbone of our country ... They deserve fair wages, safe working conditions, and opportunities for advancement. Every hard worker deserves a nice house and a good job."

Believes governments should provide an atmosphere that allows businesses "to survive and flourish."

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Public Safety

Said, "Safety of all citizens and increased property values should be the goal of all local leaders."

Said, "If a person feels he or she has been discriminated against, the private sector can do much more to help than any public official can.... laws and regulations already in place allow for all to flourish."

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Healthcare

Supports incentives for employers that offer healthcare and individuals "that do not abuse the system."

Supports the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and opposes healthcare lobbyists.

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Education

Emphasizes the importance of a supportive foundation for children.

Believes the goal of every school board and educator should be "promoting and encouraging the student to think for her or himself."

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Energy & the Environment

Believes America and its businesses should be held to the same environmental standards as the rest of the world, but notes that "American businesses rules, regulations and fines are often more severe than other countries."

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Voting & Elections

Supports absentee voting and wants to establish a national holiday for presidential elections.

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