Joshua lives in Euclid, Ohio. He is finishing up his degree in theology and biblical studies at Grove City College. 

As of August 22, 2024, Joshua Malovasic’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Promises to work towards abolishing the Ohio state income tax.

Supports abolishing the Ohio state income tax.

Opposes government intervention in the economy.

Believes government spending is important to God and will be held responsible for how they manage it.

Believes government spending is important to God.

Plans to work on reducing state spending.

- Supports abolishing the Ohio state income tax.
- Opposes government intervention in the economy.
- Believes government spending is important to God.
- Supports reducing state spending.

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Supports Ohio Republicans’ legislation to legalize "Constitutional Carry" and arm teachers.

Supports recent legislation to legalize "Constitutional Carry."

Believes both Democrat and Republican leaders are failing in their duties, saying they "have rejected God and God’s standard of righteousness" and are "working for money, votes, and personal gain, rather than the people of Ohio."

- Supports recent legislation to legalize "Constitutional Carry."
- Opposes gun control.
- Believes both Democrat and Republican leaders are failing in their duties, saying they "have rejected God and God’s standard of righteousness" and are "working for money, votes, and personal gain, rather than the people of Ohio."
- Supports arming teachers.

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Plans to propose legislation that criminalizes abortion from conception without exceptions.

- Opposes access to abortion.
- Plans to propose legislation that criminalizes abortion from conception without exceptions.

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Ballotpedia, Eric Synenberg

Eric is from Cleveland. He earned his bachelor's degree in political science from Miami University, a law degree from Cleveland State University, and a master's degree in tax law from the University of Miami School of Law. He lives with his wife, Jamie, and their 3 children in Beachwood.

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Eric currently works as an attorney at Synenberg & Associates, LLC. He previously worked as the deputy general counsel for the Ohio Treasurer of State. 

Eric Synenberg currently serves as a Beachwood City Councilmember. He was first elected in 2018. He is the committee chair for the legal and personnel and the planning and zoning committees. 

Supports "common sense" gun reform to enhance public safety.

Opposes "the constant attacks on women, minorities and LGBTQ+ Ohioans."

- Supports "common sense" gun reform to enhance public safety.
- Opposes "the constant attacks on women, minorities and LGBTQ+ Ohioans."

Supports abortion and believes Ohio must repeal conflicting old legislation.

Supports increased state funding for mental health services.

Wants to increase state funding for mental health services.

- Supports abortion access.
- Wants to increase state funding for mental health services.

Believes in fully funding schools to ensure quality education and reduce reliance on local property taxes.

- Believes in fully funding schools to ensure quality education and reduce reliance on local property taxes.

As of August 22, 2024, Eric Synenberg’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports automatic voter registration, postage-paid absentee voting, and fair districting.

- Supports automatic voter registration, postage-paid absentee voting, and fair districting.

Eric Synenberg

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