Ohio House candidate Bobbie Brooke Arnold is ready to make a difference 

Transgender candidate facing disqualification in Ohio now cleared to run despite omitting deadname

Bobbie is involved in LGBTQ+ advocacy in West Alexandria. She is a single mother.

Bobbie works as an independent contractor.

Bobbie Arnold's campaign for state representative is her first run for public office.

Wants to address the "real issue" of rising property taxes. 

- Wants to address the "real issue" of rising property taxes. 

Economy

As of August 22, 2024, Bobbie Arnold did not have a website.

Public Safety

Said, "I would love to put an end to all of this anti-trans and anti LGBTQ+ legislation....it’s nonsense, religious-fueled hatred that’s spreading throughout our statehouse and others..."

- Said, "I would love to put an end to all of this anti-trans and anti LGBTQ+ legislation....it’s nonsense, religious-fueled hatred that’s spreading throughout our statehouse and others..."

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Voting & Elections

Bobbie Arnold

Bobbie Arnold's campaign for state representative in House District 40 is her first run for public office.

Bobbie is involved in LGBTQ+ advocacy in West Alexandria.

Plans to work to decrease rising property taxes.

- Plans to work to decrease rising property taxes.

Said, "I would love to put an end to all of this anti-trans and anti LGBTQ+ legislation. We know it’s all just rhetoric. It’s nonsense, religious-fueled hatred that’s spreading throughout our statehouse and others across the country."

- Said, "I would love to put an end to all of this anti-trans and anti LGBTQ+ legislation. We know it’s all just rhetoric. It’s nonsense, religious-fueled hatred that’s spreading throughout our statehouse and others across the country."

Bobbie is involved in LGBTQ+ advocacy in her town.

As of August 22, 2024, Bobbie Arnold did not have a website or any information online.

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