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Ballotpedia: Timothy Hogan

Ty is from Milford, Ohio. He earned his bachelor's degree in business administration and a master's degree in economics from Fordham University, and a master's degree in public administration from Harvard University. He lives with his wife Laura and their son.

Ty currently works as co-founder of the real estate firm Pendleton Properties, LLC. and as an economics professor at the University of Cincinnati. He previously worked at UBS, Bank of America, Merrill Lynch, and as an assistant vice president at Fort Washington Investment Advisors, Inc. Ty served as a captain in the United States Marine Corps from 2011 to 2016.

Ty Hogan's campaign for state senator is his 1st run for public office.

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Supports the working class earning a living wage.

Believes in fiscal responsibility and efficient government spending.

Supports fiscal responsibility and efficient government spending.

Supports a state sovereign fund managed by Ohio investment firms that invests exclusively in Ohio companies.

Plans to increase incentives, grants, and other resources for small business owners and startups to spur technological advancements, innovation, and job creation.

Supports increasing incentives, grants, and other resources for small business owners and startups to spur technological advancements, innovation, and job creation.

- Supports the working class earning a living wage.
- Supports fiscal responsibility and efficient government spending.
- Supports a state sovereign fund managed by Ohio investment firms that invests exclusively in Ohio companies.
- Supports increasing incentives, grants, and other resources for small business owners and startups to spur technological advancements, innovation, and job creation.

Economy

Supports implementing robust auditing and oversight mechanisms to ensure public funds are used appropriately and government officials are held accountable for their actions.

Believes in reviewing and updating anti-corruption laws to ensure they are comprehensive, enforceable, and provide sufficient penalties for corrupt practices.

Supports reviewing and updating anti-corruption laws to ensure they are comprehensive, enforceable, and provide sufficient penalties for corrupt practices.

Supports establishing an independent anti-corruption agency to investigate and prosecute corruption cases.

Supports enhancing transparency in government operations by making information about public expenditures, contracts, and decision-making processes easily accessible to the public.

Supports strengthening whistleblower protection laws to encourage reporting of corruption without fear of retaliation.

Supports measures to enhance transparency in political financing, including disclosing campaign contributions and expenditures.

- Supports implementing robust auditing and oversight mechanisms to ensure public funds are used appropriately and government officials are held accountable for their actions.
- Supports reviewing and updating anti-corruption laws to ensure they are comprehensive, enforceable, and provide sufficient penalties for corrupt practices.
- Supports establishing an independent anti-corruption agency to investigate and prosecute corruption cases.
- Supports enhancing transparency in government operations by making information about public expenditures, contracts, and decision-making processes easily accessible to the public.
- Supports strengthening whistleblower protection laws to encourage reporting of corruption without fear of retaliation.
- Supports measures to enhance transparency in political financing, including disclosing campaign contributions and expenditures.

Public Safety

As of August 26, 2024, Ty Hogan’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Healthcare

Supports increasing the base teacher salary from $35,000 to $50,000

Supports establishing a governance structure to oversee school infrastructure projects and conducting a statewide school infrastructure study.

Supports increased funding for CTE (Career-Technical Education) focused on rural and underserved areas.

- Supports increasing the base teacher salary from $35,000 to $50,000
- Supports establishing a governance structure to oversee school infrastructure projects and conducting a statewide school infrastructure study.
- Supports increased funding for CTE (Career-Technical Education) focused on rural and underserved areas.

Education

Believes in using legal mechanisms like state constitutional amendments or legislation to ensure fair redistricting and prevent gerrymandering.

Supports using legal mechanisms like state constitutional amendments or legislation to ensure fair redistricting and prevent gerrymandering.

Believes in promoting collaboration and bipartisanship in the redistricting process, encouraging lawmakers to create maps that reflect community diversity and interests.

Supports promoting collaboration and bipartisanship in the redistricting process, encouraging lawmakers to create maps that reflect community diversity and interests.

Supports using artificial intelligence to create competitive district maps, believing it will lead to more qualified candidates and better governance in Ohio.

Believes in ensuring transparency in redistricting by making data, criteria, and maps public and holding hearings for citizen and stakeholder input.

Supports ensuring transparency in redistricting by making data, criteria, and maps public and holding hearings for citizen and stakeholder input.

Supports exploring mechanisms for voter approval or independent oversight of redistricting plans to ensure accountability.

- Supports using legal mechanisms like state constitutional amendments or legislation to ensure fair redistricting and prevent gerrymandering.
- Supports promoting collaboration and bipartisanship in the redistricting process, encouraging lawmakers to create maps that reflect community diversity and interests.
- Supports using artificial intelligence to create competitive district maps, believing it will lead to more qualified candidates and better governance in Ohio.
- Supports ensuring transparency in redistricting by making data, criteria, and maps public and holding hearings for citizen and stakeholder input.
- Supports exploring mechanisms for voter approval or independent oversight of redistricting plans to ensure accountability.

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Ty Hogan

Ty Hogan's campaign for state senator is his first run for public office.

Believes Ohio's "talented and hardworking workforce" is essential for economic growth.

Believes in electing economic-minded experts with a proven business success record to replace career politicians.

Believes in improving Ohio's economy, which is currently ranked 39th.

Supports establishing secure and confidential channels for whistleblowers to report corruption and providing legal safeguards for those who come forward.

Supports the use of therapy animals in healthcare settings to help patients relax during visits.

Supports enhancing the experiences of international students.

Believes education is crucial and opposes non-experts performing specialized tasks, saying, "I wouldn’t hand over a scalpel to an airline pilot and ask for brain surgery."

Believes in defining clear and objective criteria for redistricting, such as compactness, contiguity, and respecting existing political boundaries, to ensure fair and representative districts.

Believes in using independent experts, such as demographers or political scientists, to ensure fair and unbiased redistricting.

Believes the energy bill, House Bill 6, was corrupted by "$60 million in bribes."

Believes "corrupt lawmakers" have led to wasted tax dollars and higher energy costs for Ohioans.

Believes "good politics is public service" and felt compelled to serve again after the events of January 6, 2021.

Believes in demanding the same level of training for public servants as required for professionals in other fields.

Supports improving local airports, preparing worksites, streamlining regulations, and constructing shared infrastructure facilities to reduce costs.

Ty is originally from Milford, Ohio. He earned his bachelor's degree in business administration and a master's degree in economics from Fordham University, and a master's degree in public administration from Harvard University. He lives with his wife Laura and their son in Cincinnati. 

Ty currently works as co-founder of the real estate firm Pendleton Properties, LLC. and as an economics professor at the University of Cincinnati. He has previously worked in the financial world at UBS, Bank of America, Merrill Lynch, and as an assistant vice president at Fort Washington Investment Advisors, Inc. Ty served as a captain in the United States Marine Corps from 2011 to 2016.

Ty Hogan's campaign for state senator in Ohio Senate District 8 is his first run for public office.

As of September 23, 2024, Ty Hogan’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Ty Hogan is a candidate for the Ohio State Senate, District 8. He has worked as a Senior Investment and Portfolio Manager at Fort Washington Investment Advisors and as an Analyst and Equity Trader at Bank of America. He also served as an Associate at Merrill Lynch and is currently teaching economics at the University of Cincinnati.

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