Robert Sprague✓

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.

Incredible turnout and energy at the Allen County GOP BBQ Rally in Lima last night. Northwest Ohio is fired up and ready to elect Republicans up and down the ballot on November 3rd.

Ohio voters rank government corruption among their top concerns. Fair question for the candidate for Secretary of State: why stay on the payroll of a federal contractor that settled DOJ claims of not disclosing overpayment errors?

One question for Allison Russo: If politicians "ignore gas hikes," why did you vote for one?

As your next Secretary of State, only American citizens will vote in Ohio. I’ll require photo ID for every form of voting. It’s common sense. Vote YES on Issue 3 and Republican up and down the ballot!

Allison Russo voted against the constitutional amendment limiting Ohio elections to only American citizens. She has opposed photo ID every chance she’s had. If elected Secretary of State she will gut our election safeguards. I will never let that happen.

SB 63 bans ranked-choice voting in Ohio elections. It passed the House 65-27. Allison Russo voted no.

Incredible turnout and energy at the GOP Bus Tour stop at Vance Outdoors in Hebron this morning. Licking County is fired up and ready to win on November 3rd!

March 2026, under oath: Allison Russo says she doesn't know whether her employer was prosecuted or threatened by the Justice Department. Kennell had settled with DOJ in December 2023 and was still making payments.

Allison Russo represents Upper Arlington, where homeowners know exactly what property taxes cost. She still voted NO on the two budgets that delivered the largest property tax relief in recent Ohio history.

Great turnout on the GOP Bus Tour stops in Marietta and Pomeroy. The grassroots energy in Washington and Meigs Counties was off the charts. Voters are fired up to elect Republicans up and down the ballot. Let’s go win this!

Grateful to be the Ohio CPA PAC preferred candidate. Ohio’s CPAs understand accountability and sound stewardship. I’ve brought that same approach as Treasurer, and I’ll bring integrity and competence to our elections as your next Secretary of State.

Every time photo ID came up for a vote, Allison Russo opposed it. HB 458 in 2022. The absentee ID amendment in 2026. The Issue 3 constitutional amendment in 2026. No exceptions.

Today’s GOP GOTV Bus tour stop at Thorla-McKee Well Park was a highlight. This Noble County site marks North America’s first oil-producing well from 1814. Also visited the Woody Hayes Cabin. Ohio history at its best!

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.