U.S. House District 10 — Ohio 2026

DKristina KnickerbockerDemocratic

Democratic nominee for U.S. House District 10.

Democrat rated F by NRA-PVF; other values reflect party defaults (iVoterGuide: Liberal). Evidence pass (2026-10-29): pro-life, fiscal graded from campaign-site statements; remaining defaulted values unchanged.

• Life: Campaign site: will "defend reproductive healthcare."
• Family: No specific position found. Party default.
• Religious liberty: No specific position found.
• 2nd Amendment: Rated F by NRA-PVF for 2026.
• Limited gov’t: No specific position found. Party default.
• Fiscal: Campaign site: will "cut taxes for working families" but also supports a public health-insurance option (mixed).

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N/RThomas F. McMastersLibertarian

Libertarian Party nominee for U.S. House District 10.

No meaningful positions found beyond an iVoterGuide rating of Moderate.

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BMike TurnerRepublican

U.S. Representative for Ohio's 10th District (incumbent since 2003); Republican.

Rated A+ by SBA Pro-Life America, but voted for the Respect for Marriage Act and the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act, is rated C by NRA-PVF, and has a 55% lifetime Club for Growth score.

• Life: Rated A+ by SBA Pro-Life America; recommended by Ohio Right to Life PAC.
• Family: Voted yes on the Respect for Marriage Act (July and December 2022); voted yes on H.R. 734 (2023) and H.R. 28 (2025).
• Religious liberty: No specific position found. iVoterGuide rates him Leans Conservative.
• 2nd Amendment: Rated C by NRA-PVF (not endorsed); voted yes on the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act (2022).
• Limited gov’t: No limited-government scorecard captured.
• Fiscal: Club for Growth score of 77% (2025), 55% lifetime.

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