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Emily is from Petersburg and lives in Austintown with her family.

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

Emily Ciccone's campaign for state representative in House District 58 is her first run for public office.

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Said, "The [Ohio Education Association] has a stranglehold in the Ohio State House through its money collected through forced unionization of our teachers and employs lobbyists in Columbus to maintain their socialized education monopoly. "

- Said, "The [Ohio Education Association] has a stranglehold in the Ohio State House through its money collected through forced unionization of our teachers and employs lobbyists in Columbus to maintain their socialized education monopoly. "

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Emily Ciccone

Lauren lives in Youngstown, Ohio, attended Ursuline High School and Youngstown State University, and is a member of St. Christine Church. She is married to her husband, Jim, and they have 4 children.

Lauren previously worked as a financial analyst at Turning Technologies.

Lauren McNally is a member of the Youngstown City Council. She has served since 2015.

State representative Lauren McNally makes argument against higher property taxes

Supports enhancing state grant funds with American Rescue Plan dollars.

Supports providing additional state grant funds to public entities that received money from the American Rescue Plan. 

Supports creating regionalized infrastructure and economic development plans by collaborating with public and quasi-public entities to optimize resource use.

Supports working with public and quasi-public entities to create regionalized infrastructure and economic development plans. 

- Opposes higher property taxes.
- Supports providing additional state grant funds to public entities that received money from the American Rescue Plan. 
- Supports working with public and quasi-public entities to create regionalized infrastructure and economic development plans. 

Supports House Bill (HB) 534 - Ohio’s Lead Line Replacement Act to replace lead pipes.

Supports replacing lead pipes to improve public health.

- Supports replacing lead pipes to improve public health.

Supports partnering with workforce agencies, business associations, and trade unions to provide alternative education opportunities and career paths for children.

Supports collaborating with boards of education from Austintown to Lowellville to enrich every district with state assistance.

Supports collaborating with boards of education to provide districts with state assistance.

- Supports partnering with workforce agencies, business associations, and trade unions to provide alternative education opportunities and career paths for children.
- Supports collaborating with boards of education to provide districts with state assistance.

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

Believes in legislating against corruption and "dark money" in campaigns to prevent future bribery, like the $60 million energy buyout bribe.

Believes in legislating against corruption and "dark money" in campaigns. 

- Believes in legislating against corruption and "dark money" in campaigns. 

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