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U.S. House · OH-02 · Democratic candidate · 2026

Jennifer Mazzuckelli

Democratic candidate for Ohio's 2nd Congressional District

Jennifer Mazzuckelli is a former English teacher and human resources professional focused on family costs, rural infrastructure and accountable government.

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DistrictOH-02
OfficeCongress
ElectionNov. 3, 2026

Policy priorities

Where Jennifer stands.

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Local control of data centers

  • Supports transparent public participation and local control over decisions to build large data centers

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Environmental and consumer protection

  • Supports stronger pollution safeguards, protection of public lands and enforcement against monopolies

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Immigration enforcement and oversight

  • Supports immigration reform, independent ICE oversight, due process and resources for border security

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Tariffs and household costs

  • Opposes unlawful tariffs and supports breaking up monopolies that drive up household prices

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Congressional oversight of war

  • Supports nonpartisan congressional hearings on Iran and diplomacy to exit Middle East conflicts safely

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Rural services and infrastructure

  • Supports a national infrastructure bank financing roads, hospitals, groceries, child care and transportation

Record and background

Record & experience.

  1. 2026 election

    Accomplishment

    Democratic nominee

    Certified as the Democratic candidate for Ohio’s 2nd District in the November general election.

  • Experience

    High school English teacher

    Previously taught high school English and later volunteered in her children’s public schools.

  • Experience

    Human resources professional

    Worked in human resources before seeking to represent southeastern Ohio in Congress.

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