Jennifer Mazzuckelli

Why they say you should vote for them

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

• Describes herself as a "regular person" with "regular people" problems who wants to be a public servant rather than a politician.[1],[3]
• Pledges to hold in-person town halls and offer multiple ways for constituents to share concerns.[2]
• Says she would begin with a listening tour to learn each county's specific needs.[2]
• Says she will represent all residents of the district regardless of party.[2],[5]

Background

• Democratic candidate for county commissioner, Clermont County · 2024[2],[4]
• Human resources work[2],[3]
• High school English teacher (southwest Ohio)[2],[3]
• Intern, Office of Community Relations, U.S. Department of Defense (Pentagon) · early 1990s[2],[3]

Education

• B.A., English/Creative Writing (1995), Illinois College[1],[2]
• M.A. in Teaching, Miami University[2],[3]

Where they stand

• Elections & Democracy
  Says money should be removed from politics, criticizes the Citizens United decision, and pledges to accept only small-dollar donations.[2]
• Housing
  Supports affordable housing, which she defines as costing no more than 30% of income.[3]
• Economy & Jobs
  Says the economy is "not on track," citing trade policy, deficits, inflation, slowing job growth and effects of deportations on industries that rely on immigrant labor.[2]
• Health Care
  Says substance abuse should be treated as a mental health issue rather than a crime.[4]
• Public Safety
  Calls for a full investigation of Jeffrey Epstein's sex-trafficking network, describing it as a security risk.[2],[4]
• Government Accountability
  Supports barring elected officials from office if they knowingly deceive voters and says corporate influence in politics is excessive.[3]

Voting record

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

In their words