Meet Dave Karmol, Republican for Ohio House District 43
Dave Karmol — Toledo native, former state representative, and son of State Rep. Irma Karmol — sits down with the VoteR podcast about his run for Ohio House District 43.
Dave Karmol sat down with the VoteR podcast to share his story: born and raised in Toledo, he was appointed to the Ohio House seat held by his mother, State Rep. Irma Karmol, after her death in 1979 — and then won a full term of his own. A former Franklin County assistant prosecutor, he's running for Ohio House District 43 on low taxes, school choice for families of every walk of life, and common-sense priorities for a district that includes the Jeep and GM plants. Watch his full interview above, catch the highlights below, and learn more at KarmolForOhio.com.
Watch the shorts (a new clip goes live on each date):
- Aug 24: Do You Remember Irma Karmol
- Aug 26: The Biggest Tax Increase in Ohio History
- Aug 28: I'm a Republican, But I'm Not Trump
- Sep 1: A Question for Democrat Voters
- Sep 4: Born and Raised in Toledo
- Sep 9: Following in His Mother's Footsteps
- Sep 12: Jeep, GM, and Union Jobs
- Sep 13: Lean, Efficient State Government
- Sep 14: School Choice for Every Family
- Sep 14: Join the Grassroots Campaign
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