Jim is originally from Firestone Park. He graduated from Green High School and earned a bachelor's degree from Kent State University. He currently lives in Green his wife Diana.

Jim is currently works with the Summit County Executive Ilene Shapiro. He previously worked for the Stark County Community Action Agency.

Jim Colopy previously served on the Green City Council for a total of 10 years, including acting as its president.

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Wants to invest in the workforce and support small businesses.

- Wants to invest in the workforce and support small businesses.

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As of August 23, 2024, Jim Colopy’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Aims to improve education for low-income, disabled, and disadvantaged communities.

- Aims to improve education for low-income, disabled, and disadvantaged communities.

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Believes in being a "consensus-minded advocate" to support fair voting rights and election policies.

Believes in finding "common sense solutions for Ohio’s working families" through local government experience.

Wants to help Ohio’s working families through local government.

Believes in the importance of bipartisan collaboration between elected officials and citizens to achieve effective governance.

Believes in ensuring accurate voter registration and district mapping.

- Believes in being a "consensus-minded advocate" to support fair voting rights and election policies.
- Wants to help Ohio’s working families through local government.
- Believes in the importance of bipartisan collaboration between elected officials and citizens to achieve effective governance.
- Believes in ensuring accurate voter registration and district mapping.

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Jim Colopy

Jim Colopy is originally from Firestone Park. He graduated from Green High School and earned a bachelor's degree from Kent State University. He currently lives in Green his wife Diana.

Jim Colopy is currently running for the Ohio House of Representatives, District 32. He previously served on the Green City Council for a total of 10 years, including acting as its president.

Hopes to share his ideas and vision for Ohio with the citizens and small businesses of the 32nd House District.

Plans to prioritize communication with voters and small businesses.

Believes his upbringing instilled a strong commitment to community and public service.

Believes in community service and has worked with the Stark County Community Action Agency, focusing on local development and support.

Believes in prioritizing education, job creation, and addressing issues that impact workers, seniors, families, and young people in Ohio.

Believes in bipartisan collaboration to achieve results.

Jim Colopy was born and raised in Firestone Park and moved to Green at the age of 13. He graduated from Green High School and Kent State University. He is married to his wife, Diana.

Jim Colopy has worked for the Stark County Community Action Agency and is currently employed with Summit County Executive, Ilene Shapiro. He previously served on Green City Council for a total of 10 years.

Jim Colopy previously served on the Green City Council for a total of 10 years, including one unexpired 2-year term and two consecutive full 4-year terms. He is currently running for the Ohio House of Representatives, District 32.

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