Anthony Campbell

Anthony Campbell earned a bachelor's degree in accounting, a master's in business, and a master's in health service administration. His career experience includes working at CareSource and as the vice president of Data Science.[1]

Anthony Campbell did not complete [the profile publisher]'s 2026 Candidate Connection survey.

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Campaign websiteCampbell's campaign website stated the following:AffordabilityReduce Inflation & Lower Grocery PricesWashington’s reckless spending drives up costs for everything from milk to meat. Anthony will fight to cut wasteful programs and balance the budget to stop inflation. He supports policies that strengthen supply chains and reduce energy costs, which directly impact grocery prices. Families shouldn’t have to choose between paying bills and putting food on the table. Tax Relief for Working FamiliesOhio families work hard, and they deserve to keep more of what they earn. Anthony will push for tax cuts that benefit middle-class households, not just special interests. Lower taxes mean more money for savings, education, and building a future right here in Ohio. Affordable EnergyEnergy prices affect everything, from heating homes to powering businesses. Anthony will support American energy production, including natural gas and renewables, to keep costs low and ensure reliable power. He will oppose regulations that drive up utility bills and hurt Ohio families. Revolutionize HealthcareHealthcare costs too much, and for many Ohioans, care is too far away. We need a system that works for patients, not just insurance companies. Anthony will fight to expand Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) and Independent Physician Groups to bring affordable care directly to our communities. He supports growing Community Mental Health Centers (CMHCs) so that mental health support is always within reach. By strengthening Medicaid and Medicare and focusing on rural areas, we can ensure every family gets high-quality care without breaking the bank. HomeownershipOwning a home is part of the American dream, but rising costs and red tape make it harder than ever. Anthony will work to reduce unnecessary regulations, expand access to affordable mortgages, and support programs that help first-time buyers. Families should be able to build a future without being priced out. Educational AccessCollege and trade schools open doors to good-paying jobs. Anthony will fight to expand scholarships, reduce student debt, and invest in vocational training programs that prepare Ohioans for careers in manufacturing, technology, and skilled trades. Education should be affordable and practical, not a lifelong financial burden.Building BusinessSupport Farmers & AgricultureOhio’s farmers are the backbone of our economy. Anthony will advocate for fair trade policies, relief for those impacted by tariffs, and programs that strengthen local agriculture. He understands that food security is national security and will ensure our farmers have the resources they need to thrive. Small Business Growth & JobsAnthony will work to create more opportunities for Ohio workers by investing in local businesses and supporting entrepreneurs. He will advocate for programs that provide funding and resources to help small businesses grow, hire more employees, and strengthen the local economy. Infrastructure ImprovementsStrong infrastructure is the foundation of a thriving business environment. Anthony will fight for improved roads, bridges, and broadband access across Northwest Ohio. Better infrastructure means safer travel, faster internet for businesses, and stronger connections for rural communities. Streamline Federal GovernmentGovernment should work for the people, not against them. Anthony will fight to cut red tape, eliminate waste, and make federal agencies more efficient. A streamlined government saves money and clears the way for businesses to innovate and grow.Community FirstBetter K-12 Education FundingEvery child deserves access to a quality education. Anthony will push for increased funding for K-12 schools so teachers have the tools they need and students have the resources to succeed. Education should prepare kids for the future and give them the skills to compete, and not be impacted by sudden changes to tax assessments and backroom deals. Protect Lake Erie & Local EnvironmentLake Erie is one of Ohio’s greatest treasures. Anthony will support conservation efforts and clean water initiatives to protect the lake and surrounding environment. Healthy waterways mean stronger tourism, better fishing, and a safer ecosystem for future generations. Mental Health & Family RecoveryAs the founder of Anthony’s Villa, Anthony knows that strong families are the foundation of a strong community. He will fight for increased access to mental health services and addiction recovery programs to help families heal. We must tackle the opioid crisis head-on and ensure support is available for those who need it most. Support for Foster & Adoptive FamiliesThe child welfare system is overwhelmed. As an adoptive father, Anthony understands the challenges these families face. He will advocate for cutting red tape in the adoption process and increasing support for foster parents, ensuring every child in Ohio has a safe, loving, and permanent home. Senior SecurityOur seniors built this community, and they deserve to retire with dignity. Anthony will protect Social Security and Medicare from cuts and work to lower the cost of prescription drugs. He believes we must keep our promises to the generation that paved the way for us.— Anthony Campbell's campaign website (April 24, 2026)Note: This text is quoted verbatim from the original source. Any inconsistencies are attributable to the original source.