Eric Conroy

Why they say you should vote for them

The candidate's own case to voters, summarized from their campaign and public statements.

• Says he is running to fight for working families, revitalize Main Street and keep communities safe.[1]
• Cites his national security career, saying he has seen threats abroad and the struggles families face at home.[3]
• Says he wants to lower taxes for middle-class families and control inflation by cutting wasteful spending.[5]
• Emphasizes his Cincinnati roots and a four-generation blue-collar family.[2]

Background

• Case Officer, Directorate of Operations, Central Intelligence Agency[2],[3]
• Intelligence officer (rose to Captain), U.S. Air Force[2]

Education

• Graduate (Distinguished Graduate), U.S. Air Force Academy[2]
• Master of Public Administration, Columbia University[2]
• High school diploma, Elder High School, Cincinnati[2]

Where they stand

• Immigration
  Supports more funding for Border Patrol agents and surveillance technology, completing border barriers, faster asylum processing, and deporting immigrants in the country illegally who commit violent crimes.[4]
• Taxes
  Says he would lower taxes for middle-class families and cut regulations he says burden small businesses.[5]
• Social Security & Medicare
  Says he opposes cutting benefits or raising the retirement age and supports bipartisan efforts to keep both programs solvent.[6]
• Education
  Supports reducing federal red tape, sending more education funding to states and local districts, giving parents more say, and expanding vocational and technical programs.[7]
• Public Safety
  Says he opposes cutting police funding and supports holding repeat offenders accountable.[8]
• Energy & Environment
  Supports "restoring American energy independence" to reduce fuel costs.[5]

Voting record

Eric Conroy has not held an office with a recorded voting record. See Background and Where they stand.

In their words