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2026 Ohio U.S. Senate — General Election · November 3, 2026
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Official name: Anthony Holliman
Office: U.S. Senate
Party or ballot designation: No party designation
Placement evidence: valid write-in candidate on a current official county list
Ballot method: valid write-in candidate
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Official name: Anthony Holliman
Office: U.S. Senate
Party or ballot designation: Nonpartisan
Placement evidence: valid write-in candidate on a current official county list
Ballot method: valid write-in candidate
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Proposes publishing draft Senate bills for public review and edits and using constituent input to shape the legislation he would advance in office.
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Constituent-Written Legislation
Supports removing federal marriage penalties and establishing direct compensation for household caregiving through the Family Integrity and National Accountability Act.
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Family Integrity and National Accountability Act of 2026
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Open Candidate-owned primary sourceAnthony Holliman campaign
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