Keith Faber
What this job does: Ohio's chief lawyer. The attorney general represents the state and its agencies in court, gives legal advice to state officials, runs the state crime lab (BCI), enforces consumer-protection laws, and reviews the summaries of citizen ballot petitions. A term is four years, with a limit of two terms in a row.
- Current office
- Ohio Auditor of State (since 2019)
- Occupation
- Auditor of State; attorney
- Lives in
- Celina
Background
- Ohio's 33rd Auditor of State since 2019; cannot run for a third term as auditor. source: ohioauditor.gov
- Served 18 years in the Ohio legislature, as a state representative and state senator, including as President of the Ohio Senate. source: ohioauditor.gov
- Undergraduate degree from Oakland University; law degree from the Ohio State University Moritz College of Law. source: ohioauditor.gov
- Founded the law firm Faber and Associates LLC. source: ohioauditor.gov
- Announced the run for attorney general in January 2025. source: knoxpages.com
In their own words
What the candidate says they will work on, from their campaign site or their answers to news-outlet questionnaires. We list it as stated and do not rate it.
- "My office will do all it can to aid local and federal law enforcement, protect victims' rights." source: knoxpages.com
- Help victims of consumer fraud and elder abuse source: gray-wlio-prod.gtv-cdn.com
- Go after human traffickers source: gray-wlio-prod.gtv-cdn.com
- Protect residents from insurers that unfairly reject claims source: gray-wlio-prod.gtv-cdn.com
- Give the state crime lab (BCI) up-to-date equipment source: gray-wlio-prod.gtv-cdn.com
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