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Jan is from Port Clinton and earned her bachelor's degree in history and political science from Bowling Green State University. 

Jan previously worked at the Ohio Department of Transportation.

Jan K. Materni previously served as a city councilwoman in Perrysburg, serving one term from 2020 to 2024. She also ran for Ohio State Representative, District 75, in 2022 but did not win.

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Said, "Maintaining our infrastructure should be one of the core responsibilities of our state government."

Supports offering programs to incentivize first-time home buyers.

Believes the state government should not overtax or overregulate communities.

- Supports fixing infrastructure.
- Said, "Maintaining our infrastructure should be one of the core responsibilities of our state government."
- Advocates for ending unfunded mandates.
- Supports offering programs to incentivize first-time home buyers.
- Believes the state government should not overtax or overregulate communities.

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As of August 22, 2024, Jan K. Materni’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Said, "Parents deserve local control over their public schools, not to be dictated to by extremist Columbus politicians."

Wants to shift the tax burden from education away from local taxpayers

- Said, "Parents deserve local control over their public schools, not to be dictated to by extremist Columbus politicians."
- Wants to shift the tax burden from education away from local taxpayers

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Jan K. Materni

Jan Materni previously served as a City Councilwoman in Perrysburg, serving one term from 2020 to 2024. She also ran for Ohio State Representative, District 75, in 2022 but did not win.

Jan is from Port Clinton, Ohio, and earned her bachelor's degree in history and political science from Bowling Green State University. 

Jan Materni previously served as a City Councilwoman in Perrysburg, serving one term from 2020 to 2024. She also ran for Ohio State Representative, District 75, in 2022 but did not win.


She said, "Maintaining our infrastructure should be one of the core responsibilities of our state government."

Supports offering programs to incentivize first time home buyers

- Supports fixing infrastructure
- She said, "Maintaining our infrastructure should be one of the core responsibilities of our state government."
- Advocates for ending unfunded mandates
- Supports offering programs to incentivize first time home buyers
- Believes the state government should not overtax or overregulate communities.

Said "Parents deserve local control over their public schools, not to be dictated to by extremist Columbus politicians"

- Said "Parents deserve local control over their public schools, not to be dictated to by extremist Columbus politicians"
- Wants to shift the tax burden from education away from local taxpayers

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