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Andrew O. Brenner

Currently holds the office of Ohio State Senate - District 19 until January 1, 2027.

Candidate for Ohio State Senate - District 19 in 2022 Ohio General Election.

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Andrew O. Brenner

Ohio State Senate - District 19

About Andrew O. Brenner

Professional Experience
Brenner Realtors, Realtor (2021 - Present)
Ohio State Senate, Senator - District 19 (2018 - Present)
Brenner Insurance Group, LLC, P&C insurance agent (Present)
2nd District, State Representative (2010 - 2018)
Delaware County, Recorder (2004 - 2012)
Private Sector, Entrepreneur
Kingston Township, Zoning Board Member
Degrees
Master's, Liberty University, Teaching and Learning with an emphasis in Leadership
Bachelor's, Ohio State University, Business Administration (1993)
High School Diploma, Buckeye Valley High School (1989)

Abortion / Contraception

Andrew Brenner is 100% pro-life and has voted to stop abortions in the case of Down Syndrome and after a heartbeat is detected. Learn more

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Election Information

Recent Candidacies
Ohio State Senate - District 19 in Ohio General Election
Ohio State Senate - District 19 in Ohio Special Primary Election
Ohio State Senate - District 19 in Ohio 2018 General Election
Ohio State Senate - District 19 in Ohio 2018 Primary Election

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