Travis Vought
For Ohio Governor
Thank you to everyone who wrote Christy and me onto the ballot!
Marines don't retreat, we just attack in a different direction.
Next up: Sonic Temple and expanding Veteran Home Guardians across Ohio.
Our Three Priorities
1. End Property Taxes on Owner-Occupied Homes
Your home should be your home, not a permanent tax bill. We’re ending property taxes on homes people actually live in and ensuring those savings flow through to renters as well.
2. Fix the Courts
Ensure equal access to the courts so people are not forced out by cost, delays, or complexity.
Cut the delays, reduce the endless paperwork, and remove the barriers that keep regular people from being heard.
The system should be built to find the truth, not just process cases through legal technicalities.
3. Repeal State Bill 56 and Restore Opportunity
This bill is killing small businesses and opportunity. We’re getting rid of it completely.
I will also pardon nonviolent offenders, expunge records, and ensure marijuana is not the reason someone cannot work, find housing, or move forward with their life.
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Travis Vought
If the system is broken, you don’t keep feeding into it. You fix how it works.
Who I Am:
I’m a Marine veteran and financial systems professional running for Governor of Ohio.
I’ve spent my career inside complex systems in the military, finance, and regulatory space where failure has real consequences. That experience taught me something simple. Most problems are not caused by bad people.
They are caused by broken systems.
And Ohio is full of them.
Military Service
I served as a Staff Sergeant in the United States Marine Corps, specializing in Human Intelligence.
I deployed to combat zones, conducted interrogations, assessed threats, and operated in high-pressure environments where decisions had to be right the first time.
That experience built the foundation for how I lead today. Clear thinking, accountability, and results.
Financial and Compliance Experience
After the military, I spent over a decade working in financial systems, anti-money laundering, and regulatory compliance. As a Vice President at J.P. Morgan Asset Management, I worked on global policies, risk management, and accountability frameworks across multiple jurisdictions.
My job was simple. Understand how systems actually work, where they fail, and how to fix them.
Why I’m Running
Ohio does not have a messaging problem. It has a systems problem.
People are working harder, paying more, and getting less. Not because they are failing, but because the systems around them are.
You should not have to fight the government just to live your life.
And you should not have to pay it every year just to keep your own home.
What I’m Focused On
End Property Taxes on Owner-Occupied Homes
If you have to keep paying the government to stay in your home, you do not really own it.
Fix the Courts
Cut delays, reduce bureaucracy, and restore accountability so the system works for people, not against them.
Restore Accountability in Government
Less waste, less fraud, and systems that actually produce results.
What I Believe
I’m not running to manage the system.
I’m running to fix it.
Ohio does not need more promises. It needs systems that actually work for the people who live here.
Call to Action
Ready to help fix Ohio?
Christy Orr
Lieutenant Governor Candidate for Ohio
Lifelong Ohioan.
Adopted at birth and raised in a family grounded in faith and service, Christy learned early the values of integrity, hard work, and compassion.
Her career spans healthcare, public health, education, logistics, and small business. She spent ten years in a private medical practice, then served as a certified lactation consultant and health educator.
Today she runs her own small business, volunteers in her community, and advocates for people with developmental disabilities through the Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities.
As a mother and survivor of domestic violence, Christy knows firsthand why personal liberty and limited government matter. She has also seen how systems that are supposed to protect people can instead push them out.
Too often, the court system is not a place where the truth is heard. It becomes a process people are forced to navigate through cost, delays, and legal complexity. For many, especially those without resources, it is not justice. It is survival.
Christy understands what it means to face systems that feel stacked against you. That experience drives her commitment to ensuring that Ohio’s courts are accessible, fair, and focused on truth, not just procedure.
After years as a conservative Republican, she chose the Libertarian path to challenge the two-party system and fight for freedom, fiscal responsibility, and leadership that trusts Ohioans, not bureaucracy.