We elect pro‑equality leaders. And we keep score.
Ohio Pride endorses candidates, scores all 132 state legislators, and mobilizes voters for LGBTQ+ equality in every one of Ohio's 88 counties.
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Four jobs. One mission.
Building durable political power for LGBTQ+ equality in Ohio.
Endorse Candidates
We identify, vet, and back pro-equality candidates from school board to statewide office, then put real resources behind them.
See Endorsements →Score Every Legislator
All 132 members of the General Assembly, graded on floor votes, committee votes, and bill sponsorships. No exceptions.
View the Scorecard →Fight Anti-LGBTQ+ Bills
We track every anti-equality bill moving in the Statehouse and organize testimony, calls, and pressure to stop them.
Track the Bills →Mobilize Voters
We register, educate, and turn out pro-equality voters in every corner of the state, from Cincinnati to Conneaut.
Volunteer →Every legislator. Every vote. On the record.
Our scorecard grades all 132 members of the Ohio General Assembly on their LGBTQ+ equality record: floor votes, committee votes, and bill sponsorships. Find your state senator and representative, see their grade, and share it with your community.
Acton and Ramaswamy, side by side.
The next governor signs or vetoes every equality bill that reaches the desk. Our guide puts both records on one page — every line dated, sourced, and linked. No grades, no endorsement, and where a candidate has taken no position, we say so.
Read the Governor GuideEndorsed by Ohio Pride
Pro-equality candidates we are proud to stand behind this cycle. The full case for each is on the endorsements page.
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Founding membership stays open until 1,969 Ohioans have signed on. Every founding member powers our work to elect pro-equality candidates and protect LGBTQ+ rights across the state.
The number honors 1969, the year of the Stonewall uprising that sparked the modern LGBTQ+ rights movement.
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