Kevin Ritter was born and raised in the Detroit area. He attended Central Michigan University and Western Michigan University. Ritter moved to Washington County, Ohio in 2000 with his wife, Khadine, and they have two children, Liam and Anna.

Kevin founded and ran Coast to Coast Athletics, a sports marketing company. He also taught history and government at Ohio Valley University, Washington State Community College, and Veritas Classical Academy.

Kevin Ritter currently serves as Washington County commissioner. He was first elected in 2018. 

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Supports addressing aging infrastructure, including water and sewer systems, bridges, and roads.

Supports expanding access to quality high-speed internet.

- Supports "unshackling" energy producers.
- Supports addressing aging infrastructure, including water and sewer systems, bridges, and roads.
- Supports expanding access to quality high-speed internet.

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Supports reducing the size and scope of government.

- Supports reducing the size and scope of government.

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Kevin Ritter

Kevin founded and ran Coast to Coast Athletics, a sports marketing company. He also taught History and Government at Ohio Valley University, Washington State Community College, and Veritas Classical Academy.

Kevin Ritter currently serves as Washington County Commissioner. He was first elected in 2018. 

Kevin Ritter is currently a Washington County Commissioner. He previously founded and ran Coast to Coast Athletics, a sports marketing company, and taught History and Government at Ohio Valley University, Washington State Community College, and Veritas Classical Academy.

Kevin Ritter was elected Washington County Commissioner in the fall of 2018, a position he continues to hold today.

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