Andrew King — Ohio Supreme Court (Contested GOP primary: 4 candidates) Candidate background (plain English): Judge Andrew King serves on Ohio’s Fifth District Court of Appeals; campaign highlights prosecutorial and elections-law experience plus ethics work. Why the office matters: Same Supreme Court stakes as above—plus your primary vote chooses which judicial philosophy advances. What differentiates candidates in this race: constitutional interpretation, restraint vs. activism, and willingness to limit administrative agencies. Tough questions to ask:
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Dan Hawkins — Ohio Supreme Court (Not contested in GOP primary) Candidate background (plain English): Justice Dan Hawkins joined the Supreme Court of Ohio on Dec. 10, 2024 after winning statewide election; previously a Franklin County prosecutor (including Special Victims Unit leadership) and judge. Why the office matters: Ohio’s highest court is the final word on the Ohio Constitution and state law—cases often touch elections/ballot issues, public safety, business/property rules, and education. What to listen for (since uncontested): judicial philosophy, independence, restraint vs. activism, and approach to precedent. Tough questions to ask:
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Melanie Mason — State Central Committeewoman (Ohio Senate District 24) (Contested GOP primary: 2 candidates) Candidate background (plain English): Melanie Mason is running for Ohio GOP State Central Committee as Committeewoman for Senate District 24. State Central Committee members help govern the Ohio Republican Party. Why the office matters: SCC members elect party leadership and can influence party rules, endorsements, and statewide strategy—impacting how candidates are supported. Tough questions to ask:
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Strongsville GOP is proud to recognize Bob Frantz as our 2025 Champion of Free Speech Award recipient. For decades, Bob Frantz has been one of the most influential conservative voices in Ohio, fearlessly defending free speech, constitutional principles, and common sense at a time when all three are under constant attack. His impact on political discourse in Northeast Ohio — and far beyond — is undeniable. Bob spent more than a decade as the flagship late-morning host on WHK AM-1420, where his program became must-listen radio for conservatives across the state. Through unapologetic commentary, high-profile interviews, and a refusal to bend to political pressure, Bob earned the trust of listeners who knew they were getting the truth — not a filtered narrative. Strongsville GOP members know Bob not just from the airwaves, but in person. Over the years, Bob has been a frequent and valued guest at Strongsville GOP events, helping energize our base, elevate our conversations, and reinforce the importance of standing firm for conservative values. His continued engagement with our organization reflects his deep commitment to grassroots activism and local party leadership. Today, Bob is entering a new chapter with the launch of “Strictly Speaking Unfiltered with Bob Frantz”, a weekday live show on Rumble, airing Monday through Friday from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Free from corporate media constraints, Bob is doing what he does best — delivering unfiltered, principled conservative commentary directly to the people. Strongsville GOP is honored to recognize Bob Frantz as our 2025 Champion of Free Speech, and we thank him for his courage, consistency, and unwavering voice for Ohio conservatives. We strongly encourage our members and supporters to subscribe for free and support Bob’s new platform: https://rumble.com/c/StrictlySpeakingUnfiltered?e9s=src_v1_cbl |
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