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Casey earned a bachelor's degree in science from the United States Air Force Academy and a master's degree in business administration from The Ohio State University. Casey lives in Hudson with his wife, Amanda, and their 3 children. 


Casey is a director at an information technology company. He previously held several roles focused on business operations and military sales. He served in the U.S. Air Force for 3 years.

Casey Weinstein is currently serving as the state representative for District 34. He was first elected in 2018 and is serving his 3rd term.

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As a state representative, fought to increase municipal funding in the transportation budget, resulting in the district receiving 62.4% more in state funding for local transportation infrastructure projects.

As a state representative, helped secure a 62.4% increase in state funding for municipal transportation infrastructure.

Believes that the state should invest in the workforce and cut regulations to support job growth.

- As a state representative, helped secure a 62.4% increase in state funding for municipal transportation infrastructure.
- Believes that the state should invest in the workforce and cut regulations to support job growth.

Economy

Supports local public safety initiatives and helped secure state funding for the Northfield Center Township Safety and Administration Building.

As a state representative, helped secure state funding to build the Northfield Center Township Safety and Administration Building.

- As a state representative, helped secure state funding to build the Northfield Center Township Safety and Administration Building.

Public Safety

Casey Weinstein District 34

As a House Representative, co-authored HB 243 or Madeline’s Law, which mandates insurance coverage for minors’ hearing aids.

Sponsored legislation that would require health insurance plans to cover hearing aids for people aged 21 and under. 

Supports access to abortion, calling anti-abortion legislation "big government overreach."

Believes that health care is too expensive and supports lowering prescription drug costs.

- Sponsored legislation that would require health insurance plans to cover hearing aids for people aged 21 and under. 
- Supports access to abortion, calling anti-abortion legislation "big government overreach."
- Believes that health care is too expensive and supports lowering prescription drug costs.

Healthcare

Believes the state wasted $1 billion on "unaccountable charter schools as part of a corrupt pay-to-play scheme."

Opposes state funding for charter schools, calling this a "corrupt pay-to-play scheme."

Supports increasing funding for public universities and K-12 institutions and making college more accessible.

As a state representative, supported legislation that increased funding for public universities, K-12 schools, and financial aid grants for college students.

- Opposes state funding for charter schools, calling this a "corrupt pay-to-play scheme."
- As a state representative, supported legislation that increased funding for public universities, K-12 schools, and financial aid grants for college students.

Education

As of August 23, 2024, Casey Weinstein’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Voting & Elections

Believes in eliminating "overly burdensome regulations" to boost the wind energy industry in Ohio.

Sponsored legislation that would reduce regulations on wind farms, increase investments in clean energy, and set clean energy usage benchmarks for the state.

- Sponsored legislation that would reduce regulations on wind farms, increase investments in clean energy, and set clean energy usage benchmarks for the state.

Energy & the Environment

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Casey Weinstein

Casey received a bachelor's degree in science from the United States Air Force Academy and a master's degree in business administration from The Ohio State University. Casey lives in Hudson with his wife, Amanda, and their three children. 


Believes in investing in workforce development to ensure workers have the necessary skills for high-growth industries such as renewable energies, manufacturing, information technology, and healthcare.

Supports increasing the Local Government Fund to provide financial support for small cities and villages.

Believes Ohio needs strong business leadership to attract good-paying 21st century jobs.

Supports creating "21st century jobs" through modern business leadership.

Supports military, veterans, and first responders.

Believes in supporting military families, as his grandfather, father, brother, brother-in-law, and wife Amanda all served or are serving in the armed forces.

Believes veterans and first responders protect national freedoms and wants to implement policies that ensure their safety and well-being.

As a House Representative, sponsored House Bill 133/Senate Bill 7 to ensure active duty military spouses can maintain employment by honoring out-of-state licenses and certifications in Ohio.

Believes the opioid crisis must be addressed to improve emergency responders' ability to respond.

Believes "we are not truly free until we all have control over our own bodies," and opposes "big government overreach" in personal health decisions.

Supports access to affordable healthcare, including safe and legal abortion.

Supports reducing prescription drug prices, maintaining Medicaid expansion, and providing affordable healthcare for seniors.

Secured funding for the Summit County Quick Response Team and the Drug Abuse Team Grant Response Program.

Believes the current public school funding system is broken and promises to work towards restructuring it.

Believes children need a solid educational foundation and plans to deliver resources to help them succeed.

Supports sustainable environmental policies.

Believes that even "our most established communities struggle with basic road upkeep."

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

Casey Weinstein has over a decade of experience as a leader in the information technology industry. He has served on Hudson City Council since 2015 and won a seat in the Ohio House of Representatives in 2018.

Casey Weinstein has served on the Hudson City Council since 2015 and won his race for the Ohio House of Representatives in 2018.

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