Government is judged by how it treats two things—your dollar and your vote. For the past six years, the people of Ohio have trusted me with their tax dollars. Today, I am asking them to put their trust in me to protect their vote. That’s why I’m running for Secretary of State.

March 7, 2019. Ohio House votes on HB 62. 10.7 cents more per gallon of gas. 20 cents more per gallon of diesel. An estimated $872 million in new revenue. Passed 71-27. Allison Russo voted yes.

Early voting is underway in Ohio. The future of our state is on the ballot. Make your voice heard and vote. We cannot afford to sit this election out.

Issue 3 puts photo ID in the Ohio Constitution. Allison Russo voted against sending it to voters and called it "fast-tracked" and "poorly written." Robert Sprague supports Issue 3. Vote YES.

Honored to earn the endorsement of the Cleveland Police Patrolmen’s Association. Our officers put their lives on the line every day to protect families. I’ll always stand with law enforcement and work to keep Ohio’s communities and elections secure.

Integrity matters when running elections. I’ll run them the same way I ran the Treasurer’s office—with results Ohioans can trust. My opponent will politicize the office to pander to the extreme socialist wing of her party.

The program at the center of the DOJ case serves military families and retirees. Taxpayers overpaid the health plans. The formula came from the firm where Allison Russo works. She's still there.

2023: $2.43 billion in property tax relief. Russo: NO. 2025: more than $4 billion in property tax relief. Russo: NO. That's Allison Russo's record on your tax bill.

Proud to earn the endorsement of ACT Ohio! As your next Secretary of State, I will always support Ohio’s skilled tradesmen. Vote on or before November 3rd!

Allison Russo opposed requiring ID for absentee ballots. Her description of the 2026 absentee ID amendment: "half baked" and "sloppy."

Only American citizens should vote in American elections. It’s common sense. 77% of Ohioans voted to put it in the Constitution. Allison Russo voted no. We can’t trust our elections to someone who doesn’t share our values.

Retired and on a fixed income? Allison Russo had two chances to vote for property tax relief. She voted no both times.

Proud to earn the endorsement of the Ohio REIA PAC. Ohio’s realtors and small business owners drive opportunity across our state and I will proudly support their efforts as your next Secretary of State. Vote on or before November 3rd!

Citizens-only voting shouldn't be controversial. Allison Russo voted against putting it in the Ohio Constitution.

DOJ's own words on Kennell & Associates: its errors went on "for years and years, costing the government hundreds of millions of dollars." Allison Russo still draws a paycheck there. Now she wants to run Ohio's elections.

Two state budgets. More than $6 billion in combined property tax relief. Allison Russo voted NO on both.

Allison Russo opposed photo ID for in-person voting, absentee voting, and the state constitution. Issue 3 is on your ballot. So is Russo. Vote YES on 3 and Sprague for Secretary of State.

Great night last night in Ravenna supporting Portage County Commissioner Sabrina Christian-Bennett. There’s nothing better than an energized crowd coming together for strong Republican candidates up and down the ballot. Let’s keep the momentum going!

Citizens-only voting shouldn't be controversial. Allison Russo voted against putting it in the Ohio Constitution.

New op-ed in the Columbus Dispatch : If Allison Russo cared about fraud—in elections or at Kennell—she’d quit her day job. She opposed photo ID and election safeguards while her firm hid an error costing taxpayers $300 million. Read it: dispatch.com/story/opinion/c…

Contractors, farmers, truckers: every gallon of diesel you buy carries the 20-cent tax increase Allison Russo voted for in 2019.