has been picked to replace who stepped down to become the county鈥檚 deputy law director.
Ohio House Democrats selected Galonski from a list of eight applicants vying to finish Johnson鈥檚 term in the 35th district which runs through the end of next year. As a state representative, Galonski says she will rely on her background in working to keep families together. And that will involve making sure families can earn decent wages through job training.
鈥淚 believe that highlighting some of the excellent programing available to the constituents, whether it鈥檚 through the or or different certificate programs, I think this is the best way to help our families to make sure their wage earners have the best jobs.
Galonski says she will also work to help ensure children impacted by opioid addiction in their families are taken care of by helping children鈥檚 service and foster care programs. She will be sworn-in May 10th and says she plans to run for a full term in the next election.
