Connie Pillich in Gubernatorial campaign websites


On Crime: Worked as public defender, and challenged predatory lenders

In the Air Force, Connie completed her MBA, served in Berlin at the height of the cold war, and served in support of Operations Desert Storm and Desert Shield. Connie and her husband then settled in Cincinnati and started a family, and she graduated from law school.

Connie worked as a public defender and later opened her own law practice where she challenged predatory lenders on behalf of vulnerable senior citizens.

Source: 2018 Ohio gubernatorial campaign website ConniePillich.com May 2, 2017

On Homeland Security: Advocate for veterans, financially and community

As a State Representative, Connie worked with Democrats and Republicans in support of military service members by introducing bipartisan legislation to connect veterans to their benefits, help military families meet the financial challenges of military transfers, and help veterans and their families get back to work.

Connie continues to advocate for veterans and the military community and serves on the boards of the Truman National Security Project, Vote Vets, and the Resurrecting Lives Foundation

Source: 2018 Ohio gubernatorial campaign website ConniePillich.com May 2, 2017

On Principles & Values: Announced candidacy on route of Cincinnati Women's March

Connie announced her campaign for Governor along the same route she joined with thousands of women on January 21, 2017 as part of the Cincinnati Women's March. Inspired by the energy of that day and determined to not let it fade away, Connie is dedicated to helping Democrats reclaim our status as patriots because she knows we cannot be afraid to stand up for our values.

As Governor, Connie will take the lessons she learned as a Captain in the U.S. Air Force to provide the progressive and unflinching leadership Ohioans need to improve our schools, rebuild our infrastructure, and bring back the industry and jobs that can support a family.

The youngest of five, Connie grew up in a working-class neighborhood in the shadow of a steel mill, which closed. Connie put herself through college with an ROTC scholarship, student loans, and part-time work.

Source: 2018 Ohio gubernatorial campaign website ConniePillich.com May 2, 2017

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