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Dani grew up in Cincinnati. He earned his bachelor's degree from Georgetown University and his law degree from Yale Law School. He has served on non-profit boards including the Jewish Community Relations Council, Women of Cincy, and the Asylum Seeker Advocacy Project.

Dani is the founder and operator of Cohear, a small business focused on community engagement. He previously worked as a community organizer for President Obama’s campaign, interned at the Obama White House, and served as the deputy director for the “Get Out The Vote” effort for Hillary Clinton’s campaign in Virginia.

Dani Isaacsohn is a state representative in State House District 24. He was first elected in 2022 and is serving his 1st term.

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Believes society is "dangerously unequal," with excessive wealth and power concentrated at the top.

Supports protecting the right to organize and advocating for guaranteed schedules, prevailing wages, and increased participation of workers of color and women in organized labor.

Supports the right to organize in a union.

Supports policies to help seniors manage rising property taxes and home repair costs.

Believes the state should invest more in creating pathways to careers in the building trades, nursing, firefighting, and bus operating.

Supports more funding for training in the building trades, nursing, firefighting, and bus operating.

- Believes society is "dangerously unequal," with excessive wealth and power concentrated at the top.
- Supports the right to organize in a union.
- Supports policies to help seniors manage rising property taxes and home repair costs.
- Supports more funding for training in the building trades, nursing, firefighting, and bus operating.

Economy

Supports gun control and advocates for "safety and common sense" in addressing gun violence.

- Supports gun control and advocates for "safety and common sense" in addressing gun violence.

Public Safety

Believes access to affordable home healthcare is essential.

Believes "living an issue every day makes someone an expert" and supports including those with firsthand experience, such as bullying victims, in shaping mental healthcare policy.

Supports access to abortion and gender-affirming care and believes healthcare providers should deliver these services without legal penalties.

- Believes access to affordable home healthcare is essential.
- Believes "living an issue every day makes someone an expert" and supports including those with firsthand experience, such as bullying victims, in shaping mental healthcare policy.
- Supports access to abortion and gender-affirming care and believes healthcare providers should deliver these services without legal penalties.

Healthcare

Believes in investing in mental health resources, counseling, and extracurricular activities for students.

Supports funding mental health resources, counseling, and extracurricular activities for students.

Believes the pandemic has intensified educational challenges, impacting school readiness due to inadequate childcare.

Wants to provide more childcare through public-private partnerships, investments in training, and support for community-based providers.

Supports investing in universal pre-kindergarten programs.

Supports universal pre-kindergarten programs.

Supports apprenticeships and free community college to enhance job stability and purpose for all Ohioans, regardless of degree.

Supports apprenticeships and free community college.

- Supports public schools.
- Supports funding mental health resources, counseling, and extracurricular activities for students.
- Wants to provide more childcare through public-private partnerships, investments in training, and support for community-based providers.
- Supports universal pre-kindergarten programs.
- Supports apprenticeships and free community college.

Education

As of August 26, 2024, Dani Isaacsohn’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Supports protecting voting rights and has worked to register new voters and elect Democrats nationwide.

Supports voting rights and has worked to register new voters.

- Supports voting rights and has worked to register new voters.

Voting & Elections

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Dani Isaacsohn

Dani grew up in Cincinnati and attended Walnut Hills High School. He earned his bachelor's degree from Georgetown University and his law degree from Yale Law School. He has served on non-profit boards including the Jewish Community Relations Council, Women of Cincy, and the Asylum Seeker Advocacy Project.

Dani Isaacsohn is the founder and operator of Cohear, a small business focused on community engagement. He previously worked as a community organizer for President Obama’s campaign, interned at the Obama White House, and served as the Deputy Director for the “Get Out The Vote” effort for Hillary Clinton’s campaign in Virginia.

Dani Isaacsohn is currently the state representative for Ohio's house district 24. He was first elected in 2022, and this is his 1st term.

Supports policies that promote fair labor practices and support working families.

Believes that all Washingtonians, regardless of background, share the desire to age with dignity in their homes, and finding common purpose is essential for a more equal future.

Believes a good career is essential for providing basic needs and creating family memories.

Believes safer gun storage, better counseling for young people, and stronger community relationships will save lives and make communities safer.

Believes Democrats must demonstrate they are "the party of good government" by reducing lobbyists' influence in Columbus, saying it undermines public faith in officials and governance.

Supports "common sense" gun control measures to reduce gun violence and enhance public safety.

Supports "cleaning up Columbus" to improve government efficiency and transparency.

Believes the strength of the education system is crucial for addressing gun violence, neighborhood safety, and economic growth.

Believes "everyone deserves the freedom to make their own choices regarding their body, healthcare, and family."

Supports access to abortion and gender-affirming care. Believes healthcare providers should deliver these services without legal penalties.

- Believes access to affordable home healthcare is essential.
- Believes "living an issue every day makes someone an expert" and supports including those with firsthand experience, such as bullying victims, in shaping mental healthcare policy.
- Supports access to abortion and gender-affirming care. Believes healthcare providers should deliver these services without legal penalties.

Believes in improving education through community engagement and pragmatic solutions.

Believes in expanding the electorate through voter registration and turnout efforts.

Believes in strong voting rights and election integrity, and served as Deputy Director for the "Get Out The Vote" effort for Hillary Clinton’s campaign in Virginia.

Dani is a lifelong Cincinnatian and a proud graduate of Walnut Hills High School. He earned his bachelor's degree from Georgetown University and his law degree from Yale Law School.

As of September 25, 2024, Dani Isaacsohn’s website did not contain information on this issue.

As of September 23, 2024, Dani Isaacsohn’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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