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Ron Amstutz

Ronald Amstutz (born 1952) is the state representative for the 1st District of the Ohio House of Representatives. He previously served in the same seat, as the state Senator for the 22nd District of the Ohio Senate, and the Mayor of Orrville, Ohio. He is the Chairman of the House Finance & Appropriations Committee. He is a Republican.
==Life and career==
A lifelong resident of Wayne County, Representative Amstutz was raised on a dairy farm between Dalton and Kidron. In 1971, he moved to Orrville and has lived in Wooster since 1981. He served on the Orrville City Charter Commission in 1974 and 1975. His political career began in 1976 when he was elected Mayor of the City of Orville. He held the position through 1980, when he ran successfully for the Ohio House of Representatives. Prior to his career in public service, Representative Amstutz worked for five years in the Orrville office of ''The Daily Record''. Amstutz is a graduate of Central Christian High School and holds his bachelor’s degree in government communications from Capital University.
Amstutz won his first term in the Ohio House of Representatives in 1980, replacing five term representative John Johnson. The original district was composed of all of Wayne County, and portions of Stark County and Holmes County. Term limits went into effect in Ohio in 1992, allowing legislators from that point on to only serve eight consecutive years in one chamber. With the completion of his tenth term in 2000, Amstutz was ineligible to run again in the House. However, Senator Grace L. Drake of the 22nd District of the Ohio Senate was also facing term limits. Amstutz ran for her seat, and won. He was sworn in as a state Senator on January 8, 2001. In the Ohio Senate, Amstutz served as Chairman of Senate Ways and Means from 2003 to 2008. In 2004, Amstutz ran for reelection, and won easily.

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