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Ohio Attorney General

Current State AG
Andy Wilson (R)
Political Party
Republican
Assumed Office

2026

Acting AG Andy Wilson was selected by Ohio Governor Mike DeWine to serve out the remainder of former AG Dave Yost’s term. Prior to his appointment, Acting AG Wilson served as Ohio Department of Public Safety director, a role he held since December 2022. Prior to that, Acting AG Wilson was Governor DeWine’s senior advisor for criminal justice policy. Acting AG Wilson will hold the office until the winner of the 2026 election takes office in January 2027.

Acting AG Andy Wilson was selected by Ohio Governor Mike DeWine to serve out the remainder of former AG Dave Yost’s term. Prior to his appointment, Acting AG Wilson served as Ohio Department of Public Safety director, a role he held since December 2022. Prior to that, Acting AG Wilson was Governor DeWine’s senior advisor for criminal justice policy. Acting AG Wilson will hold the office until the winner of the 2026 election takes office in January 2027.

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The AG is an elected position in Ohio.

  • Next Election:November 3, 2026 (Open Seat)
  • Election Process:Elected
  • Term/Limit:4 years / 2 consecutive terms

Election Timeline & Candidates

  1. Candidate Filing Deadline
  2. Primary Election
  3. General Election
John Kulewicz (D)
Democrat

John Kulewicz (D)

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Keith Faber (R)
Republican

Keith Faber (R)

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John Kulewicz (D)
Democrat

John Kulewicz (D)

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Keith Faber (R)
Republican

Keith Faber (R)

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Latest Ohio Attorney General News & Insights

AG Buzz: California Taps Chopra to Head New Agency, Ohio Names Interim AG, and South Dakota Race Takes Shape

State consumer protection and AG leadership developments are unfolding across California, Ohio, and South Dakota, with a familiar face taking the helm of a new consumer protection agency in California, an interim AG appointed in Ohio, and another candidate entering the South Dakota AG race. California Governor Gavin Newsom appointed former CFPB Director and FTC…

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States Ask CFTC Not to Overplay Its Hand

A bipartisan coalition of 41 AGs submitted a comment letter to the CFTC urging the Commission to affirm that sports-related prediction market “event contracts” fall under state gambling authority, not exclusive federal commodities jurisdiction, continuing a debate over authority between state and federal regulators seeking to oversee prediction markets. In the letter, the coalition argues…

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