Andrea earned her bachelor's degree from Wright State University. She lives in Kettering with her husband and has 3 children.

Andrea owned a communications consulting firm and was a project coordinator for a disabilities advocacy organization.

Andrea White is a state representative in State House District 36. She was elected in 2020 and is serving her 2nd term. She previously served as the clerk of court for Kettering Municipal Court

As a City Council member, helped reduce taxes and bureaucratic red tape.

As a state representative, helped reduce taxes and bureaucratic red tape for small businesses. 

- Supports lowering farmers' costs.
- As a state representative, helped reduce taxes and bureaucratic red tape for small businesses. 

Economy

Supports protecting "streets and crime victims, while holding criminals accountable."

Advocates for "equipping our police and first responders with training and supports to help our communities stay safe and tackle violent crime."

- Supports protecting "streets and crime victims, while holding criminals accountable."
- Advocates for "equipping our police and first responders with training and supports to help our communities stay safe and tackle violent crime."

Public Safety

Supports expanding telehealth, speech, and hearing services for children, seniors, and Ohioans in underserved areas.

As state representative, worked on the Triple P Positive Parenting Program, an initiative providing "resources to combat infant mortality, human trafficking, and promote childhood safety."

- Supports additional addiction resources.
- Supports expanding telehealth, speech, and hearing services for children, seniors, and Ohioans in underserved areas.
- As state representative, worked on the Triple P Positive Parenting Program, an initiative providing "resources to combat infant mortality, human trafficking, and promote childhood safety."

Healthcare

Advocates for 'family-friendly policies and education reforms' for veterans/military families.

Advocates for affordable childcare and high quality early learning.

Plans to support veterans and military families with education reforms to help their children stay on track as they move in and out of the state.

Supports increasing state funding for education.

- Advocates for 'family-friendly policies and education reforms' for veterans/military families.
- Advocates for affordable childcare and high quality early learning.
- Plans to support veterans and military families with education reforms to help their children stay on track as they move in and out of the state.
- Supports increasing state funding for education.

Education

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Andrea White

Andrea earned her bachelor's degree from Wright State University. She lives in Kettering with her husband, and has 3 children.

Andrea previously worked as the clerk of court for Kettering Municipal Court. She also owned a communications consulting firm and was a project coordinator for a disabilities advocacy organization.

Andrea White is a state representative in District 36. She was elected in 2020 and is serving her second term. 

Plans to "help hundreds of local citizens and businesses solve problems, cut taxes and bureaucratic red tape to find vital services."

- Supports protecting "streets and crime victims, while holding criminals accountable."
- Advocates for "equipping our police and first responders with training and supports to help our communities stay safe and tackle violent crime."
- Plans to "help hundreds of local citizens and businesses solve problems, cut taxes and bureaucratic red tape to find vital services."

- Supports lowering farmer's costs.
- Supports increasing state funding for education.

- Advocates for 'family-friendly policies and education reforms' for veterans/military families.
- Advocates for affordable childcare and high quality early learning.
- Plans to support veterans and military families with education reforms to help their children stay on track as they move in and out of the state.

Andrea earned her bachelor's degree from Wright State University. She resides in Kettering, with her husband, and has three children.

Andrea previously worked as the Clerk of Court for Kettering Municipal Court. She also owned a communications consulting firm and was a project coordinator for a disabilities advocacy organization.

Andrea White currently serves as a state representative for House District 36. She was first elected in 2020 and is seeking reelection for her 3rd term. 

As state representative, worked on Triple P Positive Parenting Program, an initiative providing "resources to combat infant mortality, human trafficking, and promote childhood safety."

- Supports additional addiction resources.
- Supports expanding telehealth, speech, and hearing services for children, seniors, and Ohioans in underserved areas.
- As state representative, worked on Triple P Positive Parenting Program, an initiative providing "resources to combat infant mortality, human trafficking, and promote childhood safety."

Advocates for 'family-friendly policies and education reforms' for veterans/military families

- Advocates for 'family-friendly policies and education reforms' for veterans/military families
- Advocates for affordable childcare and high quality early learning.
- Plans to support veterans and military families with education reforms to help their children stay on track as they move in and out of the state.

Advocates for lowering costs for farmers to grow their crops to help reduce food prices.

Calls for increasing state funding for children to access career training and pathways.

- Advocates for lowering costs for farmers to grow their crops to help reduce food prices.
- Calls for increasing state funding for children to access career training and pathways.

Supports "prioritizing mental health and addiction prevention, and bringing recovery funding and supports for struggling individuals and families."

- Supports "prioritizing mental health and addiction prevention, and bringing recovery funding and supports for struggling individuals and families."
- Supports expanding telehealth, speech, and hearing services for children, seniors, and Ohioans in underserved areas.
- As state representative, worked on Triple P Positive Parenting Program, an initiative providing "resources to combat infant mortality, human trafficking, and promote childhood safety."

Andrea is serving her second term as a state representative.

Advocates for lowering costs for farmers to grow their crops, to help reduce food prices

Calls for increasing state funding for children to access career training and pathways

- Advocates for lowering costs for farmers to grow their crops, to help reduce food prices
- Calls for increasing state funding for children to access career training and pathways

Supports 'prioritizing mental health and addiction prevention, and bringing recovery funding and supports for struggling individuals and families'

Supports expanding 'telehealth and access to speech and hearing services for children, seniors and Ohioans in underserved areas'

- Supports 'prioritizing mental health and addiction prevention, and bringing recovery funding and supports for struggling individuals and families'
- Supports expanding 'telehealth and access to speech and hearing services for children, seniors and Ohioans in underserved areas'

- Advocates for 'family-friendly policies and education reforms' for veterans/military families

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