Ballotpedia, Katie Vockell

Katie is originally from southwest Ohio. She has a degree in accounting from Miami University. She currently lives in Milford with her husband Ryan and their two sons.

Katie currently works for a large professional services firm. She has a background in accounting, tax, and finance. 

Katie Vockell's campaign for State Representative to State House District 62 in Ohio is her first run for public office. 

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Believes fiscal transparency and responsibility are essential for successful businesses and government.

Believes in the importance of compromise and negotiation in financial discussions.

- Believes fiscal transparency and responsibility are essential for successful businesses and government.
- Believes in the importance of compromise and negotiation in financial discussions.

Economy

As of August 25, 2024, Katie Vockell’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Safety

Believes the government should not interfere in personal medical decisions, saying "People are smart, competent, and can make informed decisions for themselves."

Believes in medical freedom and thinks that the government should not interfere in personal medical decisions.

- Believes in medical freedom and thinks that the government should not interfere in personal medical decisions.

Healthcare

Believes the only way to fix school funding is at the state level.

Opposes using property taxes to fund schools, advocating for a levy or a school income tax.

- Believes the only way to fix school funding is at the state level.
- Opposes using property taxes to fund schools, advocating for a levy or a school income tax.

Education

Energy & the Environment

Supports the Citizens Not Politicians initiative to establish fair districting in Ohio.

Supports the Citizens Not Politicians initiative to guarantee fair redistricting and avoid partisan gerrymandering. 

- Supports the Citizens Not Politicians initiative to guarantee fair redistricting and avoid partisan gerrymandering. 

Voting & Elections

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Katie Vockell

Promises to apply my corporate finance experience to manage expenses and balance the budget.

Believes that "everyone is entitled to make their own medical choices."

Believes coaching teaches kids problem-solving and teamwork.

Opposes using property taxes to fund schools.

Opposes using property taxes to fund schools, saying "funding from property taxes is the main source of funding for our local public schools and does not increase as inflation or housing prices go up."

Katie is originally from southwest Ohio. She earned a bachelor's degree in accounting from Miami University. She currently lives in Milford with her husband Ryan and their two sons.

As of September 6, 2024, Katie Vockell’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Believes the government should not interfere in personal medical decisions, saying "people are smart, competent, and can make informed decisions for themselves."

- Believes the government should not interfere in personal medical decisions, saying "people are smart, competent, and can make informed decisions for themselves."

- Believes the only way to fix school funding is at the state level.
- Opposes using property taxes to fund schools, saying "funding from property taxes is the main source of funding for our local public schools and does not increase as inflation or housing prices go up."

- Supports the Citizens Not Politicians initiative to establish fair districting in Ohio.

Katie Vockell was born and raised in Southwest Ohio and graduated from Miami University with a degree in accounting. She currently lives in Milford with her husband, Ryan, and their two sons.

Katie Vockell graduated from Miami University with a degree in accounting and has 20 years of experience in accounting, tax, and finance. She currently works for a large professional services firm.

As of September 4, 2024, Katie Vockell’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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