Paloma is a student at the University of Toledo. She lives in Perrysburg.

As of August 22, 2024, Paloma De La Fuente’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Paloma De La Fuente's campaign for state senate is her first run for political office.

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Supports revitalizing the economy through public works, union jobs, and economic opportunities for all Ohioans.

Aims to "revitalize" the district and incentivize economic opportunity in the region.

Supports building a direct route from Toledo to Columbus to connect more people to high-quality, well-paying jobs.

Supports building a direct route from Toledo to Columbus to assist with job growth.

- Aims to "revitalize" the district and incentivize economic opportunity in the region.
- Supports building a direct route from Toledo to Columbus to assist with job growth.

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Supports strengthening public schools and expanding trade schools and community colleges. Opposes diverting funds to private schools through vouchers.

Wants to expand access to community colleges and trade schools.

Opposes state funding for school vouchers.

- Wants to expand access to community colleges and trade schools.
- Opposes state funding for school vouchers.

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Supports investments in clean energy and sustainable energy solutions.

Energy & the Environment

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As of September 9, 2024, Paloma De La Fuente’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Believes school lockdowns create lasting fear in students, saying "the fear of possibly being gun-downed in her classroom isn't something that ever leaves you."

Supports policies that protect the environment.

As of September 7, 2024, Paloma De La Fuente’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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